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01-30-2013, 05:12 PM
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Re: Cancer in the 1800s

Sepia tones bring out the narcissist in me.
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Re: Cancer in the 1800s

He's got that Used Wagon Salesman look
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Re: Cancer in the 1800s

Was dreadful back then
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Re: Cancer in the 1800s

"The Dry Rot" is an accurate nickname for the disease i've heard
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Re: Cancer in the 1800s

Its pretty effing horrible now. Trust me.
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Re: Cancer in the 1800s

The smell alone has got to be nauseating.
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Re: Cancer in the 1800s

monstrous
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What a long painful death. At least coke and heroin I think were otc. Bonus, right?
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one-eyed Jack


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