Once, at a veterinary conference in Denver, I went to eat at a Rock Bottom Brewery with several colleagues. One of their offerings is a sampler tray of all the microbrews they produce. A couple of other folks and I ordered trays, and one of the palest of the ales had an aroma so distinctive we passed it around to all assembled. To a person, we all agreed that it smelled strongly of tom cat piss. I still drank it.
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ok, that was definitely different.
Sorry, Carol, sadly, I can't do that.
Also, from my coworker: "What has been seen, cannot be unseen.
I beleive they may be. Actually I think one is urine and the other poop. Could be me, but...
All I can say is... well, what can one say?? Really??
Well, ummm, I hate to break it to ya...
This is what we fight wars for. Freedom of expression. Aren't we proud?
OMG! Wow.There needs to be some kind of disclaimer, LOL!
bwhahahahahaha!
(funny, my cat clumps are not purple and yellow, and they don't talk, and they don't watch opera...)
Well, that was 46 seconds of my life that I'll never get back.
And, one character is a poop. If my cat's poop was purple, I'd take him to the vet, pronto.
Once, at a veterinary conference in Denver, I went to eat at a Rock Bottom Brewery with several colleagues. One of their offerings is a sampler tray of all the microbrews they produce. A couple of other folks and I ordered trays, and one of the palest of the ales had an aroma so distinctive we passed it around to all assembled. To a person, we all agreed that it smelled strongly of tom cat piss. I still drank it.
Is one character a poop? I thought the purple one was "clumpy"-- he holds together!!!-- and the other one was "crumbly"-- some other sorry brand.
I have to believe the the *Mad Men* I know and love would never have come up with this campaign.
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