Aerophagis need help!

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lazer
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Re: Aerophagis need help!

Post by lazer » Tue Dec 11, 2012 7:40 am

VVV wrote:Image

Looks like that cat has some help in speeding up the relief of gas. But it must have an impact on sleep.
Hahaha, Didn't think of it that way. That could help solve aerpohagis. Have someone bounce on your stomach!

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