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Things That Are Bothering You, Got You All Hibbeldy-Jibbeldy, or just downright pissed, RIGHT NOW!
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OmniscientCause
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where would one aquire said bucket? I have a lot of fiber in my diet so it wont be from me...
No my immune system is strong its already gone and I am hitting up the gym today at lunch.
No my immune system is strong its already gone and I am hitting up the gym today at lunch.
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I'm a fragrance enthusiast. I own a lot of fragrances, so if I just wore one per day, I'd go way too long without getting to smell some of them. So I usually wear about four per day, one of which is the bedtime scent.
I'm a fragrance enthusiast. I own a lot of fragrances, so if I just wore one per day, I'd go way too long without getting to smell some of them. So I usually wear about four per day, one of which is the bedtime scent.
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Serious question: do you change your sheets daily? I dislike the smell of yesterday's fragrance on my bedding, so if I wear any during the day (which I rarely do), I will generally shower before heading to bed to keep it off the sheets.
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annoying customers 
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I didn't think you were customer facing - do you have to fill in on the retail floor occasionally?
annoying customers
I didn't think you were customer facing - do you have to fill in on the retail floor occasionally?
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thankfully i am not. my customers manage to be annoying via email, by being either marsupialed, obnoxious, offensive or just plain stupid. or they manage to pull off all 4, like today.
thankfully i am not. my customers manage to be annoying via email, by being either marsupialed, obnoxious, offensive or just plain stupid. or they manage to pull off all 4, like today.
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Well the the curative effect comes from the decrease in the concentration of oxygen in the body, accompanied by an increase in the concentration of carbon dioxide leading loss of consciousness followed by death. The diarrhea is just there for comedic value, piss or hot vomit could be substituted but wouldn't be quite as funny, water would do in a pinch if you just want a purely utilitarian approach.
Well the the curative effect comes from the decrease in the concentration of oxygen in the body, accompanied by an increase in the concentration of carbon dioxide leading loss of consciousness followed by death. The diarrhea is just there for comedic value, piss or hot vomit could be substituted but wouldn't be quite as funny, water would do in a pinch if you just want a purely utilitarian approach.
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It most assuredly does, the cold will disappear in about 5 minutes guaranteed. .
It most assuredly does, the cold will disappear in about 5 minutes guaranteed. .
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why dont i just sit in a garage with it closed and the car running...? You still didnt answer where I would aquire the said bucket? I do work in the city so I am sure vomit would not be hard to come by.
and i didnt know diareea produced more co2 i thought it was nh3
and i didnt know diareea produced more co2 i thought it was nh3
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The car method isn't as funny or as apt for a shithead like you. You don't know how to get a bucket? Or is it the **** you need help with? If the later then just talk into the bucket for a few minutes it should fill up pretty quickly.
Your body produces the CO2 silly.
The car method isn't as funny or as apt for a shithead like you. You don't know how to get a bucket? Or is it the **** you need help with? If the later then just talk into the bucket for a few minutes it should fill up pretty quickly.
Your body produces the CO2 silly.
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