Thread: Cheesecake: How far is too far?
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Unread 27-04-2015, 14:48
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Re: Cheesecake: How far is too far?
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Originally Posted by FIMAlumni View Post
I agreed but it did not include a poll, I've seen a few individuals argue one way or another on multiple threads. This is a rather large community (and CD isn't even close to the size of FIRST) and I'm curious where the majority of people reside on this issue. We all have our opinions and I hope anonymous voting will help more people voice their's.
Agreed. I also think this thread offers the opportunity for clarifying the different aspects.

For example, I understand how cheesecake came about as a term but how does the actual term apply? It just makes me hungry and want a cup of coffee. I could weigh 5000 pounds before this discussion is over.

Jane

Edit: Found the reasoning behind the term.
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