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Default On getting rid of "ToxiStew" (unwanted food)

Etiquette column. It's the second letter down.

http://www.bostonglobe.com/magazine/...cWJ/story.html

Why does ANYONE think other people want their leftovers - or expired
food? Assuming the food wasn't praised or asked for?


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