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miss blondie | 00:42 Thu 15th Feb 2007 | Body & Soul
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I have noticed lately that a lot of candle makers are advertising that their wicks are lead free.
Is there a lot of lead in old candles, and does it pose any real risk, or is this just another marketing thing?
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wouldn't you just ummmm?
i'm a wee tad timid
02:06 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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I bet you are....lol
02:08 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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Hi, miss blondie. I thinks it's sort of the thing to come nowadays, don't you. No lead in pencils, unleaded petrol, no lead in candles, and where's Lead Zeppilin?
02:36 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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Anyway, which wicks are supposedly lead-free? Those of the candles, or those of the candle-makers!
02:47 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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pmsl...........good one lol
02:55 Thu 15th Feb 2007
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Q. What do you call an intelligent blonde?

A. a golden Labrador
12:59 Thu 15th Feb 2007

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