Adjusting To Allergies Mugs

"He has a terrible peanut elegy."

'I think I'm lactose intolerant.'

"I find wearing a mask helps."

"You can't eat that. It has nuts in it."

"Is it just me, or is the pollen particularly bad this year?"

'Here's an interesting article. 'Cold or Seasonal Allergy?''

"His tests show he has a latex allergy."

'I'm sorry, Ralph, but you're going to have to move out - Prissy's allergy to your dandruff is getting worse.'

An allergist sneezing

'You should have thought about your allergies before you built the ark.'

'Gretel, she's lying. It's not gluten free!'

"How adorable! I'd love to have one of my own but I'm so terribly allergic."

'You see, I'm allergic to dog dander....'

Man sneezes and blows flowers out of painting.

"Aaaaa....Chooo!"

"The surgery went well. You'll be issued a 'Contains No Nuts' card upon discharge."

"The tests show you're lactose intolerant."

'Our new multi-syringe will take care of all your allergies in one fell swoop.'

"The tests came back positive. You're H2O intolerant."

"So, little Andy is a lawyer now!"

"I think I'm allergic to peanuts."

"It's great to be back. I was going a little stir-crazy working all across the country from home."

"How could they possibly know it's gluten-free, low gi. . . ?"

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"So, it's Gluten free, lactose free and meat free. How does it taste?"

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust, pollen to pollen, mold to mold

You're going to give me a hay fever shot? Shouldn't I be getting an anti hay fever shot?

'Don't worry he doesn't want any. he's allergic to everything except straw stuffing.'

"How Lovely. You brought me pollen."

'It's wheat-free, dairy-free, fat-free, nut-free, sugar-free and salt-free...enjoy!

'Maybe she's gluten intolerant.'

'I stopped to smell the flowers. Where's my inhaler?'

"None of our items are gluten-free, but they are prepared by people who are."

'Is the homework gluten free?'

'Unfortunately, Mr.Beckons, your son Dean is very allergic to grass. . .'