Dangerrhea
Dangerrhea by Dangerrhea July 23, 2021
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dinnerrhea
Foods that tend to make the nose runny such as hot soup,spaghetti,chili beans and most Cajun dishes.
Dinnerrhea can be caused by the steam off the food opening the sinuses or by the spices in the food like chili powder and curry.
dinnerrhea by wolfbait51 May 31, 2011
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dinerrhea
a condition caused by low quality food from any diner, the side-effects being loose stool and/or explosive, wet flatulence.
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