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Old 06-26-2013, 02:09 PM #12
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Lol it's worth it just to have the entertainment of watching them roll around stoned. Of course after your post we may all be competing with the cats for it. Can you imagine approaching a dealer and asking him..."Yo dude, got any.......catnip?"

As for House, can you imagine if they did a special episode on CRPS and simultaneously ran the bystory of House changing from Vicodin to catnip? Haha! Ow my head. Hope you're feeling better tonight Bram
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