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Philo Cojones

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Because it's too sweet......

How do “Do not walk on the grass” signs get there?

Magic.

The cosmos cause us to reflect on our own mortality, and truly help us to grasp how small we are in comparison with the universe. that being said, are you wearing pants right now?
 

karrie

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Jan 6, 2007
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You pour candle wax in and burn it out.

why isn't the rest of the world smart enough to know when they're pissing me off?
 

Impetus

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May 31, 2007
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You can only love your own brand!

Why does Taco Bell liquefy my colon approx 10 minutes after eating it?

Because matter cannot be destroyed, it can only be changed to another form...in this case back to its original state.

Why do people install paper rolling off the back of the roll?

Muz
 

eh1eh

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Aug 31, 2006
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Because matter cannot be destroyed, it can only be changed to another form...in this case back to its original state.

Why do people install paper rolling off the back of the roll?

Muz

One of lifes mysteries. Everyone knows, or should be made aware, the paper goes over the top. End of discussion. Maybe it is easier for cats to unravel the rolls from the back. Ya that's it, it's a cat thing. Note: Dogs don't unrole the TP.

Why? ( Don't just say zed. )
 

Tonington

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Oct 27, 2006
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If I were, i would have stopped whomever stole it.

What's that ringing noise in my ear...oh, my toast is burnt. I wonder what burnt toast tastes like with salmon?
 

Tonington

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Because you didn't hear me the first three times.

Why does the universal meat taste like chicken?
 

DaSleeper

Trolling Hypocrites
May 27, 2007
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Does it still work if you swallow a chewable vitamin whole?

Only if you can throw up and chew again.....

Why does the universal meat taste like chicken?

Becaue it is chicken......


Could crop circles be the work of a cereal killer?