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**sigh** I've been using a sonic cleaner for my eye glasses for a couple of years now. The last time I cleaned 'em, I noticed the lenses weren't as pristine as usual. Didn't think much of it. Dropped 'em in today and it appears the protective coating on the lenses is totally shot with what looks like tiny bubbles covering the entire lens. Danged store doesn't open until 10am and I have to be at work by noon. Looks like this will be a two part visit, eye doc tomorrow morning and the glasses store on Wednesday. Thankfully, I have my old pair handy which will have to suffice for the next couple of weeks. If I recall, the last pair took about 10 days to get made and shipped to the store. Going to see just how good my insurance is through the school district real quick.

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And don't even get me started on Self Driving Cars
I agree! I can put up with a lot of stupid drivers, stupid pedestrians, road work, etc. If I hear that some idiot buys one of those in my town, I might just give up driving!

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No, I have lemonade flv, lemon cake inw, lemon cream wafer cnv, lemon juicy jf, lemon lime cap, lemon meringue pie cap, lemon meringue tart vt.
The Inw lemon cake is weak on the lemon. I always add lemon when I use it. I’m a little surprised you don’t have lemon Sicily. I thought it was a popular flavor.

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I now realize that lemon fades quicker than most flavors. I'm going to try four 5ml testers.
Arnold Palmer-lemonade flv 4%, Tea black ssa 4%, (sweet .2%)
Lemon Cream-milkshake cap 1.5%, milk flavor fa .5%, lemon juicy jf 2%,
vanilla ice cream 2%, (sweet .5%)
Coconut Lemon Cake-coconut flv 2%, lemon cake inw 2%, lemon meringue pie cap 2%, meringue fa 1%, yellow cake cap 3%
Dinner Lady-lemon cream wafer cnv 7%, lemon meringue pie cap 6%,
(sweet cap .5%)
How long should I let it steep, before the lemon fades, I'm thinking 2 weeks?
Do you have FE lemon. It seems to fade a little slower than most.

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