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August 20, 2007

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kungfupiggy

Beauty salons offer the most ridiculous scientific claims.
It's discovered recently that dying cells pumped with excessive oxygen would actually be dead. The medical world is now reconsidering the common practice of using oxygen for reviving trauma patients.
Besides, freaking the dog out can increase stress hormone which can shorten life.

Dragonfang18

I dont approve, if there is a malfunction, that thing is a dog microwave.

Oxygen + Fire + Dog = Roasted dog.

vagrant

I cannot tell if she's looking at the dog fondly, or if she's all like WTF?! As if she put a different dog in on the other end, and out came this one.

She looks familiar too, which is craZy in itself.

Anyways, that dog looks funny with his tongue hanging out a bit. Actually, all dogs look funny with their tongues hanging out.

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