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Old 10-20-2007, 01:53 PM #1
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Default It sucks to be me!
I had a light bulb moment! I think I finally know why I have stomach pains every day and all night long.

It sucks to be me!

Ready for this one?

Milk and milk products.



So what does that mean?

No more milk, cheese, butter, cottage cheese, ice cream, yogurt, what am I missing?

Man, my whole refrig looks like a Dairy Barn!

Well, at least my tummy doesn't hurt!

Still, I want my ice cream!
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