Just get ready to laugh, this is so funny. Have not laughed like today in a very long time...
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- Emilia
- Stockholm, Sweden
- Hi everyone and welcome to Larsén Healthzone. I started this blog because of my intrest in health, lifestyle but mostly my problem with IBS. IBS is a shortening of Irritable Bowl Syndrome. IBS has had a large impact on my health. I can put this way, I have at times felt paralysed not knowing what to do because of this condition. This blog, I hope, will be a platform for me all to share my experiences with you and in turn get to hear from you guys out there. Feel free to contact me and to leave any comments or suggestions about the blog. /Emilia
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This was so funny, i was on the floor i couldnt help myself. At first i thought whats so funny about this but in the end they had to pull me from the floor. Too bad about the guy's job though coz i had the same reaction.
Too funny where do you get them, it was some much needed comic relief.
definately video of the week for me
lolest
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so funny
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