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Liza 2 year s ago
#28 - the rats didn't bite the people, the *fleas* on the rats bit the people.
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Vert 2 year s ago
Liza, Some rats bit some people though TBH
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Lavina 2 year s ago
#28 Thats not accurate, its the flees
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Rosina 2 year s ago
Lavina,
Ah, yes. Got to watch out for those plague ridden "flees."
If a rat bit you, though, you'd need to watch out for ray bees...
Ah, yes. Got to watch out for those plague ridden "flees."
If a rat bit you, though, you'd need to watch out for ray bees...
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Wilma 2 year s ago
Rosina,
bees with death rays were quite a problem back then.
bees with death rays were quite a problem back then.
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Ryan 2 year s ago
#21 Newton: *gets bonked on the head* "Gravitational constant!"
Doc Brown: *gets bonked on the head* "Flux capacitor!"
Sometimes you gotta bonk it to get it to work.
Doc Brown: *gets bonked on the head* "Flux capacitor!"
Sometimes you gotta bonk it to get it to work.
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Birdie 2 year s ago
Ryan,
I had a TV like that once...
I had a TV like that once...
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Joy 2 year s ago
Birdie,
<--had a wife like that 1nce
<--had a wife like that 1nce
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Lea 2 year s ago
Ryan,
It's called percussive maintenance. It works on people too.
It's called percussive maintenance. It works on people too.
Ah, yes. Got to watch out for those plague ridden "flees."
If a rat bit you, though, you'd need to watch out for ray bees...
bees with death rays were quite a problem back then.
Doc Brown: *gets bonked on the head* "Flux capacitor!"
Sometimes you gotta bonk it to get it to work.
I had a TV like that once...
<--had a wife like that 1nce
It's called percussive maintenance. It works on people too.