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Deep Thoughts: Twizzlers

Posted by Rooster on Wednesday, 2008 Jun 18

When I left for work today an army of ants were swarming on a Twizzler some one had thrown there. When I came back, the Twizzler was still there but the ants had abandoned it.

I believe the only logical conclusion we can draw from this is that Twizzlers are not real food.

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