$6.66
by dervish on Sep.22, 2009, under Sundry
crunchy taco + crunchy taco + burrito supreme + mango strawberry frutista freeze = $6.66
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"Everything we see is an hallucination generated by the virtual reality machine inside our head," comments Prof Mike Morgan of The City University, London.
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