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spiritsunami The Sage of Boredom Since: Jan, 2001
The Sage of Boredom
May 8th 2010 at 10:45:59 PM •••

Damn, I must say, this is the most groan-inducing trope title I have ever seen.

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LongLiveHumour Since: Feb, 2010
Jun 29th 2014 at 7:41:08 AM •••

And I cannot believe it took me all this time to notice it. Shame on me, and shame on us all.

KickUpSomeDust Since: May, 2011
Jul 30th 2011 at 6:28:49 PM •••

Can anyone actually verify that blood diluted in enough water turns the water yellow? I feel like by the time its diluted enough to not be red/pink, it's too dilute to notice any yellow tinge with the naked eye. I've certainly never noticed a yellow tinge anytime I got blood on anything, but maybe soaking something bloody in cold water over night is not the same as just pouring a cup of it into the pool?

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