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How do you do hydrants?

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Hydrants are also known as Hyde Rants.

These were the things Mr Hyde said when he lost his temper, as he often did. Somewhat to the embarrassment of Dr Jekyll.

It is very important when doing one of these rants not to use profanity as this was severely punish in Victorian times. Killing people was less of a problem as Grissom, and his team of CSIs, was not yet on the scene.

Even so you are far less likely to be punished today than in those earlier times. If fact it is likely you will be assigned a team of social worker who will work with you to find someone, other than yourself, to blame.

Even if no specific individual or group can be found there is always the great stand by. Society is to blame.

Enjoy your hydrant

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