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Here's the video from the pie-eating contest

You can tell Angie has really done a number on these kids... They're so afraid to get "messy" they won't even dive into a bowl full of whipped cream! Eventually, Jason gives in though. Dillon just has a melt-down and quits (he took the hot dog from my hand and finished eating that instead).


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Carrin said…
Too funny! At least Jason had a little bit of fun!!!
July 12, 2009 at 9:07 AM
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