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Friday, 04 April 2008

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Darwin

I'm honestly not joking but I saw a bottle with the label 'Retardex' at the pharmacy this week.

Are you Neo?

Hmm... and here I thought all this time I have been drinking beer I've just been taking my daily dose of Slendavis?

With our medication addicted society, I am surprised that the Matrix blue and red pill have not proliferated themselves yet (you know- one slaps us awake and the other just keeps us in fantasyland?).

khirsah

"4. Belchex: Adds foul taste to stomach gas making men scared to burp et cetera."

I'm not sure if this can really work since men appears to be immune to foul taste and smell. Perhaps something to heighten men's taste and smell would do better?

perry

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Chamin

My vote for Moodifix!

Buy Cheap Tadalafil

Go go mister jam!!!

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