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jambags by The_Jawbreaker March 13, 2018
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Jambassador
An over-the-top fanatic of Jamba Juice, aggressively promoting the dietary benefits to anyone within earshot. Typicallt sneers at diets of energy drinks, Good & Plentys, licorice, and donuts.
Pam: You really should give up the Monster drinks and switch to something healthy, like Jamba Juice.
Mark: Wow. You're such a Jambassador. Give it a rest.
Mark: Wow. You're such a Jambassador. Give it a rest.
Jambassador by just_warming_up September 10, 2009
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