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What happens if you breath propylene glycol and have allergic reaction?
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∙ 12y ago
You will grow really big and hallucinate, in these hallucinations will be tiny lollipops and giant unicorns. In thirteen days you can suffer severe coughing and eventually die...usually within forty days after the coughing begins. To prevent this from happening, you need to drink an excessive amount of Orange Juice...all day long. Next, you should really think about what you want to do before you die because you only have a thirty percent of surviving. After that, you need to shave all your hair, from everywhere on your body...you need to be as cool as possible. Take cool baths, not cold. This should reduce the chances of you dying. Good luck and have a nice day...... If you read this far you should really know that know of this is true and I just made it up... Did I fool any people into actually believing this, even for a second??
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A teen who is really bored
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