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17•7 months ago
Do not trust chiropractors.
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  9•7 months ago
  More like McQuacken amirite
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    6•7 months ago
    Oh you jammy bastard, I thought of that pun when I saw the initial reply and you’ve beaten me to it!
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      2•7 months ago
      Aha, I’m stealing your meme points on your own post!

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