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Beware the Thought Viper

Beware the Thought Viper 07/16/2004 01:49 AM

A gallery of inexplicable objects like a fridge magnet warning, a U-haul truck, a moist toilette, medicated cream, and many more. *Bonus Link* The same guy also has a review of the steaming pile of movie known as Gymkata.




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