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Old 09-19-2008, 02:17 PM #1
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Default My hip is 'shot'...
literally and figuratively! I have given myself so many shots that the poor hip is all lumpy. So, I was thinking, instead of giving myself a shot in the hip, would it be okay if I gave a shot in the hippo? Would 2 letters make too much of a difference?
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literally and figuratively! I have given myself so many shots that the poor hip is all lumpy. So, I was thinking, instead of giving myself a shot in the hip, would it be okay if I gave a shot in the hippo? Would 2 letters make too much of a difference?
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Pardon me...but isn't the hip on the side? Doesn't that connect with the leg? Besides, hippos have a hide that will withstand anything! I still say that we should give hippos a shot every seven days! Besides, they have very poor eyesight so they would not see us coming...
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