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2 comments:
Perhaps we should focus on getting our troops some body armor first...
Hey Mac, what - if any - household products or everyday items do you think may have been reverse-engineered from Alien artifacts?
None, actually. I'm very wary of the "reverse engineered from UFOs meme. Although Froot Loops are *definitely* out of this world!
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