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03-17-2024, 12:41 PM	#76
slac-in-the-box Member Registered: Mar 2010 Location: oregon Distribution: slackware64-15.0 / slarm64-current Posts: 780 Blog Entries: 1 Rep:	On the M31 motorway in Australia, there are many signs with images of motor accidents. One such sign was sponsored by McDonalds, with its Golden Arches at the top, and then in bold text under the photo of a crash was the imperitve: "SLOW DOWN STUPID". I went into the next McDonalds and said: "I want an Egg McMuffin Stupid."

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