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Old 08-01-2011, 04:50 PM #7
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You had a shake with broccoli in it? No wonder you got sick. Just sayin...

I'm not feeling so great today, so hearing the description of what was in your shake almost made me sympathy barf. (next time some rude schmuck gives me the hairy eyeball in a parking lot, I'll have to remember what was in your shake, and see if I can produce some shoe staining vomit myself)
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