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Topic: Tip- Don't put fish oil capsules in your pocket

Tincup
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Need I say more?

[lol]

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TNT
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EEEeeeWWWwww! Do you smell good now? [lol]

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Lymetoo
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oops

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hiker53
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Sounds a bit "fishy" to me.

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Lymetoo
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Tincup
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You all always make me laugh. And I need to laugh. Thanks for that.

So, do you want the rest of the story? Ok.

One capsule broke open, and one was still in tact, and ya know what?

Being on a tight budget, I decided it was ok to swallow it all the same, however, my poor vision made me miss the fact the outside was pretty covered with, ug, ug, ug, pocket lint.

Spit that sucker out real quick, I did.

And my pants? Yes, they were smelling a bit fishy. But I soaked them in some other stinky stuff and now they are better. Not perfect, but better.

I believe I'd have been better off putting a 1/2 eaten lollipop in my pocket or even in my hair with some chewed up bubble gum.

Will have to remember that for NEXT time.

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MADDOG
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Or kitchen matches and fire crackers!!!!!!!!!!!

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me
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Tincup, I'm concerned about your recent fish problems. First, you ask for a few pounds of fish and are surprised at the amount you get back. Now, you have fish oil exploding in your pockets . . . [loco]

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MADDOG
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Pocket lint,better than belly button fuzz!!!

Don't put fish oil caps in your belly button either!!!
HE HE HE HE !!!

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