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That Foul Smell In The Microwave

By The Daily Dish
Apr 30 2009, 5:47 AM ET

It's Fish, methinks, as Hamlet's dead father would say:

"My ghostly torment is great, and the desire for sweet vengeance lingers yet in my soul ... but, Christ, not half so much as the fetid stench of burning fish-shit, which seemeth to engorge the air that moistly sweats from the microwaving witch-box. Is death no respite from this floating miasma of fearful fish-filth? Truly! Come thou on!"



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