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Old 04-11-2009, 01:56 AM #13
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Moose, it may be made up but that still doesn't excuse the fact that they portrayed ms incorrectly. Things like the boogyman is made up, the Matrix is made up, even Bugs Bunny isn't real, but ms is. If they didn't want to do the proper research then they should have made up the disease.
That's what I was saying, poopy pants.

Wait, am I reading your response wrong?

And the title of the show, Lie To Me, we need to use this against them as they didn't portray the disease accurately. Or was it their motive all along to blatantly lie?

See, I say stuff like this and wonder why I don't have any friends. No, I don't want any friends.

No. That's not right either.

I'm sticking with cartoons on TV. Try to tell me Bugs Bunny ain't real. mumble mumble mumble
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