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It's a "broken damn" effect. Once the first one got through, it resonated with everyone's previous knowledge.
by emiliobumachar 14y ago
It's a "broken damn" effect. Once the first one got through, it resonated with everyone's previous knowledge.
- hwh 14y agonah, the "broken, damn" effect is me taking my lunch break. You're of course talking of the "broken dam" effect :-)