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Old 12-04-2008, 08:21 PM #10
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The Dimpled One brings up a good point--manual injections.

You might want to do some manual injections every once in a while. One day you'll find yourself somewhere and you'll have left the blooming Autoinflictor home. So you'll HAVE to do a manual injection. It's very different staring at the needle going into your skin than putting the Autoinflictor there and pressing the button whilst grimacing.
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