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Has someone turned water into Bud Light?
If not, strike "miracle." Your sportsball team is on the brink of "winning another game," maybe.
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posted by fev at 11:45 AM
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Has someone turned water into Bud Light?
If not, strike "miracle." Your sportsball team is on the brink of "winning another game," maybe.
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1 Comments:
Has someone turned water into Bud Light?
Ooh! I've got two possible answers for this one:
1. The folks at Anheuser-Busch do that all the time.
2. How would you be able to tell, exactly?
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