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Local Man’s Back Now Just Calendar Of Groans

2025-05-06 Weird | Written by Pixel Pete

Local Man’s Back Now Just Calendar Of Groans

In a shocking revelation from the totally-not-made-up department of aging studies, researchers have discovered that growing older comes with some truly bizarre symptoms. Forget the typical graying hair and creaky joints; these experts claim that as you age, your voice will mysteriously turn into a Barry White impression, and your teeth will start to shift like they're playing a game of dental Tetris. But wait, there's more Your feet will start to communicate with animals, allowing you to understand the intricacies of squirrel politics, and your memory will become so sharp that you'll recall every single password from the early internet, but forget where you put your reading glasses. It seems age isn't just a number; it's a magical adventure. So, if you find yourself suddenly whispering to cats or struggling to explain why your teeth are now rearranged to spell "HELP," don't worry—it's just the universe's way of saying you're becoming a delightfully eccentric senior citizen.


“Well folks, it seems the chiropractor finally has competition - from the Gregorian Groan!” – Pixel Pete


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