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On Protracted War... against roaches

Team Roaches: 1
Team me: 0

Being the stupidhead that I am, I got home at like 11pm after bombing my apartment with 3 Raid Fumigators and FORGOT TO OPEN THE WINDOWS for about 3 hours. So I have been sitting here inhaling poison. Just wanted to share.

This is a video of Domokun inhaling toxic air.

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Yoshi said…
Don't worry. My apartment was fumigated twice since I've moved in and on both occasions, I neglected to air it out after the treatment. The first time it was done, they didn't leave any instructions, so I didn't even wipe down my kitchen afterwards.

no cancer yet...
January 11, 2010 at 9:58 AM
Anonymous said…
ちょっと。。。みか。。しっかりして！！
January 25, 2010 at 4:23 AM
naga said…
あっはっは．．．
でも大丈夫心配無用！
January 26, 2010 at 12:04 AM
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