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queasy

(Its specially design tinfoil for protecting one's head against Whangdoodle eggs. Also coincidentally helps to protect against chicken eggs. And in Summer, it diverts heat rays from the sun right back at it! Thanks for noticing! :p )
 

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nervous (It's most wise of you to invest in Whangdoodle protective material! I think there is an infestation of them on this planet!)
 
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aflutter (An infestation! That sounds positively terrible! Yet in all my exploration endeavours, I sadly was unable to discover a single Whangdoodle. Have you any recommendation in that your research has led you to uncover an entire Whangdoodle infestation?)
 

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rhythm (I have no proof and couldn't tell you exactly where to locate the infestation. I only have a theory. I think it must be like that reptilian conspiracy. They look like people, but they are actually Whangdoodles who are infiltrating society. A take over! o_O:LOL: )
 
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rhyme (Well, its certainly an interesting theory. And it does make sense that a creature so insidious as a Whangdoodle would infiltrate society - it really is only a matter of time. But when it comes to appearances, I thought Whangdoodles looked more like chickens?!? :eek: It seems I was right off on that part of my theory... Unless perhaps I'm mistaking the reptilians for Whangdoodles?)
 

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repetition (Maybe they can appear as chickens when they choose, or humans if they prefer? Of course, you wouldn't be able to catch and fry a Whangdoodle chicken. Even if you could, it'd be toxic. Or you could turn into one yourself!)
 
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alliteration ( :eek::eek::eek: Well, I'm sad to report, it is possible that I have indeed caught and fried a Whangdoodle chicken... Or perhaps a number of them... It didn't taste toxic - on the contrary, it was rather delicious - but afterward, I had this mild discomfort as if I'd eaten slightly too much, and a desire to sleep... You don't think I could be turning into a reptilian, do you? I'm hoping my hat might also offer some protection from this unfortunate series of events...)
 

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connected (Well, then you might be beyond medical help! On the other hand, it could be that you need to open a Whangdoodle restaurant! This could be more popular than the hat!)
 
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joined (I'm glad, because I've never really trusted doctors. To me, their business model seems to depend on one always being sick, else the doctor might become unemployed and have to obtain sustenance at soup vans... Or better yet, a Whangdoodle restaurant. My largest misgiving about opening a Whangdoodle restaurant is whether an unemployed but honest doctor would be prepared to eat Whangdoodle... And if so, would he have enough money left from his doctoring days to sue, should he discover the Kentucky-fried Whangdoodle he has just payed for is really a chicken in disguise?)
 

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attached (I hear ya' about doctors. Concerning the eatery though, who wouldn't want to eat at a place called Kentucky Fried Whangdoodle? Just the name would make it a hit! It's like when food trucks sell fried armadillo eggs. Of course, there is no such thing as armadillo eggs, but their name helps them sell. Fried Whangdoodle Eggs coming up!)
 
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stapled (I don't know... If I heard of an eatery celebrated as "Kentucky Fried Whangdoodle", I'm pretty sure I'd be thinking to myself "Kentucky Fried Whangdoodle?!? Ewwwww. What on Earth is that, and is it toxic, or going to turn me into a reptillian?" But I take your point about the armadillo eggs. I didn't realise armadillos were a myth, but now that your extensive research has proven that they are, I can see someone with misgivings about the healthiness of Kentucky Fried Whangdoodle being convinced to take it slowly, and perhaps try out our world-famous fried Whangdoodle eggs! Bon appetit!)
 

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fasten (Too funny! I'm thinking that a Whangdoodle Buffet needs to be opened. I'm glad armadillos aren't a myth, but I'm glad armadillo eggs are. I can't imagine what those would be like. Going back to the Whangdoodles, I'm not sure why someone hasn't Whangdoodled some food already. Maybe like Little Debbie lol. There could be packaged Whangdoodle cakes everywhere :LOL: )
 
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tighten (Wow! I'm liking this idea. Not only can we be rich by this excellent idea, we can also solve the infestation of Whangdoodles that is theorised to be currently infesting the planet - or plane, for those amongst us who believe Earth is not a planet. Should we invest in some lawyers up front in case people try to sue, or just wing it and hope our Whangdoodle cake sales so saturate the market that any lawyer preparing his case will surely be snacking on one of our products as he prepares, invalidating the very claim he is trying to make?)
 

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firm (It may not be a bad idea to at least have some lawyers in mind. But, should they be fully human lawyers that we've fed the Whangdoodle food to...or should they be Whangdoodles in disguise that have turned against their fellow Whangdoodles?)
 
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hard (I don't think it really matters whether lawyers are reptilians, or humans who we have fed Whangdoodle fries and coke to. I find that for the right price, lawyers tend to act in a predictable manner. I'm not sure if we should employ Whangdoodle traitors, though. Could you trust a Whangdoodle who had betrayed his own kind, and was now profiteering from the sales of steaming portions of his brother and sister Whangdoodles in boxes with chips and sugary drinks?)
 

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soft (You make a very good point about lawyers...and about the Whangdoodles! I don't think we can trust any of the Whangdoodles. I wouldn't trust the Reptilians, so I would imagine Whangdoodles aren't to be trusted either! Especially when the success of Whangdoodle foods takes off!)
 
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tender (That's settled then. I'll order some lawyers from the Prairie Nut Hut in Kansas. I stopped by once for my favourite indehiscent fruit, and words do not begin to describe what I was served. Suffice it to say, if they can get their clients for off advertising something so contrary to their actual products, Kentucky Fried Whangdoodle is going to be a doddle).
 

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gentle (Altoona is 100 miles from me, but I haven't been there and admittedly I didn't know there was a Prairie Nut Hut! People like to go to places with interesting and catchy names. Kentucky Fried Whangdoodle will definitely be appealing in that area! And especially with a menu full of appealing names.)