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Previously on "From the dept. of stating the bleeding obvious..."
There was something about a chap with two functional willies last year; he had one amputated, which I thought rather odd since he could have made a fortune in gentlemen's relaxation films...
As would this:
The farmer from the village of Vrpolje said Octopig also has two anuses,...
There was something about a chap with two functional willies last year; he had one amputated, which I thought rather odd since he could have made a fortune in gentlemen's relaxation films...
If I recall correctly they were both quite small. And his wife didn't realise there was anything unusual about his double-dangly arrangement.
From the dept. of stating the bleeding obvious comes this latest nugget: Tax 'penalises' two-parent families
If they spent more than tuppence to come to that conclusion you should feel good about 'tax planning' as they'll only squander it anyway.
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