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Ginnigivitis
An infection Ginni Thomas allegedly gave Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas to keep him hospitalized while the story of her Q-Anon texts to the former White House Chief of Staff broke on the news.
This infection starts in the mouth (eww) and quickly spreads to the brain, which may explain why he was the only justice to cast a dissenting vote on the release of White House records to the Jan 6th committee with nary an explanation.
Some theoretical cures are: ear plugs, separate bedrooms and an attempt to grow a spine.
Anita Hill was called to make a comment but she just laughed and hung up.
This infection starts in the mouth (eww) and quickly spreads to the brain, which may explain why he was the only justice to cast a dissenting vote on the release of White House records to the Jan 6th committee with nary an explanation.
Some theoretical cures are: ear plugs, separate bedrooms and an attempt to grow a spine.
Anita Hill was called to make a comment but she just laughed and hung up.
Justice Thomas was hospitalized with a bad case of Ginnigivitis. He will need to remain in quarantine from his wife if there is any hope for a cure.
Ginnigivitis by CoolerHeadsPrevail March 25, 2022
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Ginnog • Ginnger • ginnigess • Ginnock • ginogs • Gianogay • Gignog • Ginngabaud • Ginnigivitis • ginnocent
Ginnock
Ginnock by Clive Warren January 2, 2009
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