"It's very common to see things like that in Japan, only they don't require a button press and pretty much just play continuously over and over forever."
"This is a very common problem, actually, but I've found that the best solution is to tattoo both the lover and the twin sister with slightly different barcodes in a place that neither of them notices or is aware of."
"Unless I'm talking to a doctor or an auto mechanic whom I can trust, I really, really don't like being told by a business about the horrible things that can/will happen to me if I don't buy their products."
"Let's not forget that there's a Russian warhead on an MIRV on a missile somewhere that's still programmed to land (with a 50% probability) within 600 feet of this guy's apartment."
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