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JHB

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6. The answer to your question is "In one quick bite"

Reply to jcgoldie (Reply #1)

Wed Sep 25, 2019, 07:43 AM

Sep 2019

And it's not instantaneous, not like that. Thinly spread, the way it's supposed to be used, it would be obvious. When it's a case of mistaken identity, however, it takes a second or two past the point of no return to realize you've made a horrible mistake.

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