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That seems like one of those concepts which would be relatively easy to prove or disprove, without anything at all in the way of scientific or medical knowledge.
Eg: "Has any person ever actually done this without dying?"
In other news, make sure your cat is wearing a helmet when traveling as a passenger on your scooter or motorcycle:
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Last edited by Joe Perez; Jul 20, 2016 at 04:47 PM.
There have been quite a few in history that have not been found to be fraudulent. Typically in India within a religious context, but also in Europe with no religious context (IIRC).
There have been quite a few in history that have not been found to be fraudulent. Typically in India within a religious context, but also in Europe with no religious context (IIRC).
This girl was not one of them:
(fat chick)
What the **** are you talking about? I have no context at all for understanding this post.
Unrelated: the chicken car was absent today, and chickenman merely left a handwritten note on his phone booth:
There have been quite a few in history that have not been found to be fraudulent. Typically in India within a religious context, but also in Europe with no religious context (IIRC).
This girl was not one of them:
Joe,
This was in reference to my previous post about inedia, and your response thereto. Sort of a conversation, but with the obligatory picture.
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