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Be aware..., originally uploaded by Im Regen.

En af mine venner på Flickr har taget dette foto. Det fik mig til at grine. Altid godt med en sund latter. Jeg undrer mig over, hvordan sådan en sætning opstår - kan "forfatteren" ikke "se" det vanvittige i denne formulering?!
Men jeg kom først rigtig til at grine, da jeg læste nogle af kommentarerne - gå selv ind og se.......

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