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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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packed on top of me

0I got a can of tomatoes packed on top of me.02br
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00Is it your common practice to pack a can of tomatoes on top of bread? Thanks.02br
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0 No. the slice of bread is complaining about having a hard day - it is now squashed out of shape because of having a heavy can packed on top of it. 0-

— Nona the brit

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0 No. the slice of bread is complaining about having a hard day - it is now squashed out of shape because of having a heavy can packed on top of it. 0-
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0Thanks, nona.02br
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00So it's the buyer that is to blame for the bread's being squashed. If I were the buyer, I wouldn't pack a heavy stuff on top of the bread. Therefore, I guessed it was maybe your common practice. I'm glad it is actually not so.0-
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0Don't forget that all these cartoons are jokes so don't show reality! 05002br
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00Why would anyone deliberately squash their bread? [:^)]010id2
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0Don't forget that all these cartoons are jokes so don't show reality! 05000 I imagine that joke would work just as well in your native language...you don't always need to look for some deeper meaning/cultural meaning.02br
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00Why would anyone deliberately squash their bread? [:^)]010id2
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0Of course, we have our own strips and humors, but I'm afraid I'd miss something when I don't get an American strip. And that's why I post it here so that I won't miss something crucial. 02br
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00And thank you for having filled me in with a lot of cultural knowledge.0-
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