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Speaking of April Fools

David Nunez

01 Apr 2003

Is it possible for water to go sour? I just took a sip from my about an hour-old glass and the water, I swear, tasted like it was curdled or something. I went back to the faucet and tried pouring another glass and it was perfectly fine.

Maybe I shouldn't have only eaten two large hershey's bars for dinner for the last 30 days... seems the ol' body chemistry ain't up to par.

Oh boy am i delerious... one week.. one more painful week...

complain complain complain

wa wa wa... I demand attention...

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