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Because tomorrow, I will pick up the CSA and receive EVEN MORE EGGPLANT!
The nieces aren't even here to help me eat it (not that they would), they're with their dad. I think I may have to resort to forcefeeding Jenn and my mom.
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The nieces aren't even here to help me eat it (not that they would), they're with their dad. I think I may have to resort to forcefeeding Jenn and my mom.
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Cigarettes, gramophones, even guard dogs. There was nothing that the Great War didn't provide a good excuse to buy.
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Researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have discovered a way to turn inanimate objects like crisp packets and pot plants into 'visual microphones' which can pick up conversations even in a sealed room. (Pot plants = potted plants in britspeak, right?)
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