The Duplex by Glenn McCoy for November 20, 2009

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    Llewellenbruce  over 14 years ago

    How are you going to drink beer with that thing on?

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    paha_siga  over 14 years ago

    Pour it full of beer, like a real big glass?

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    hank197857  over 14 years ago

    i wonder how long glen will milk this zit line. enough already! it wasn’t that funny when it started.

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    lazygrazer  over 14 years ago

    I like Eno’s loose shoelace.

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    drewhollan  over 14 years ago

    New way to be a beer guzzler, GREAT!

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    cleokaya  over 14 years ago

    Eno has never looked better. His nose must be all squashed though.

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    bald  over 14 years ago

    that’s better than those twin beer can helmets

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    chinook2  over 14 years ago

    He can be just like a sink!

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    mrprongs  over 14 years ago

    He can drink with a really long straw.

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    gblehgocomics  over 14 years ago

    he should just wear a headband. it would also make him look sporty!

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    mantra79ss  over 14 years ago

    it must be a super big zit …..hope it doesn’t pop while his head is in that funnel…. he’ll be drinking it with beer…..

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    Ashrey  over 14 years ago

    He WILL drink with those beer can helmets! Great idea!

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    5639  over 14 years ago

    Health Effects of Alcohol Consumption Arthritis: Increases risk of gouty arthritis. Cancer: Increases the risk of cancer in the liver, pancreas, rectum, breast, mouth, pharynx, larynx and esophagus. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome: Causes physical and behavioral abnormalities in the fetus. Heart Disease: Raises blood pressure, blood lipids and the risk of stroke and heart disease in heavy drinkers. Heart disease is generally lower in light to moderate drinkers. Hyperglycermia: Raises blood glucose. Hypoglycemia: Lowers blood glucose, especially for people with diabetes. Kidney Disease: Enlarges the kidneys, alters hormone functions, and increases the risk of kidney failure. Liver Disease: Causes fatty liver, alcoholic hepatitis and cirrhosis. Malnutrition: Increases the risk of protein-energy malnutrition,; low intakes of protein, calcium, iron, vitamin A, vitamin C, thiamine, vitamin B6 and riboflavin, and impaired absorption of calcium, phosphorus, vitamin D and zinc. Nervous Disorders: Causes neuropathy and dementia; impairs balance and memory. Obesity: Increases energy intake, but not a primary cause of obesity Psychological disturbances: Causes depression, anxiety and insomnia.

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