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Posted by Aaron Ford on November 10, 2006 at 09:46:42 from (72.84.50.95):
True story, happened last week. A teenager I know was asked by his father to see if the milk in the fridge was sour. Being quite the smart acre, he took this as an okay to take a swig from the jug. He did and found out quickly that the milk was indeed sour. He looked around fratic, trying to find something to wash the taste out of his mouth when he spyed a bottle of water in the back corner of the fridge. He grabbed this and took a double swig. It weren't water. It just happed to be his fathers secret stash of Wetzel Couty's own carburetor cleaner and cold medication. Two people dam*ed near died that day. One out of laughter. Aaron
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