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Originally posted by steppenwolf
well that was odd, i have never had the chance to ponder the tastiness of cavier and white cholcolate before, that's crazy.
I got 12/20.Originally posted by iansmith
got 18 out of 20. the spot the change in the picture was really easy.
I also thaugh the same thing but for this question i went for which could taste the least worst. White chocolate and beacon must has some special taste.
I answered this question correctly. When I was a small kid, I read a book which taught me that if I get car sick, I should lean myself to the right when the car is turing right, and lean to the left when the car is turning left.Did everyone get the vomit question correct? I have often noticed this but I thought it was just my imagination.
Did everyone get the vomit question correct? I have often noticed this but I thought it was just my imagination.
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