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  • How we look @  cleavage.... Like looking at the sun. You don't stare at it. It's too risky. Ya get a sense of it and then you look away!!! Is it the same from women looking at the package?

  • I thought you were suppose to shake the package and try to guess what's in it?

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    Who else read that as bum cream?

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There is a reason that particular stereotype exists isn't there? 

could it be all the rain/fog/clouds?

Can I be sure that's not just my failing eyesight?

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Is it strange if your dreams have midgets in wheelchairs yelling at you about smoking?

Surely if they are discouraging you from smoking all help is welcome?

My dreams aren't weird, but could that just be my definition of weird? 

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Sometimes my dreams are fun and I don't want to wake up. Do you get that?

Is it fair that you're funnier than I am?

If you wake yourself up laughing at your dreams and I don't, doesn't that mean you're funnier? 

Can I have some of your dreams if they are that good? 

Don't you reckon getting woken up by snoring is worse?

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