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From: rj_thepup@yahoo.com (RJ)
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Subject: Re: The Hawaii Episodes - A Question Please
Date: 14 Apr 2004 03:33:46 -0700
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gbpackrgop@aol.com (GBPackrGop) wrote in message news:<20040414025036.17406.00000343@mb-m16.aol.com>...
> If they ate Alice's crappy meatloaf just before departing, they would have had
> many more than 3 BM's each. Furthermore, we don't know if they ate anything
> while on flight--airline food induces at least one BM if not more.
>
> I would estimate they each would have had a minimun of six BM's, but very
> likely more than that.
Fortunately, KYAG ["Kiss Your Ass Goodbye"] Airways prepared for the
overabundance of Brady BM's ahead of time, by securing a 2000 gal.
tank to the belly of the plane.
Halfway into the trip, the co-pilot would pull a switch and empty the
shitty contents into the Pacific Ocean.
Sadly, this action pretty much killed off all fish and aquatic
plantlife in the Pacific rim.
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