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"David live a rich, full life, despite what his Wikipedia page says."
"And if all else fails, wave your arms frantically."
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'My daughter read on the internet about a hip replacement with free built-in MP3 player,'
"My blood type...it's the type that doesn't like to exercise."
"We'll up your medication and with any luck your delusions should significantly reduce!"
'The problem is you're a perfectionist. You don't always have to be totally evil. Sometimes it's OK to just be annoying.'
'My philosophy has always been, sell advice, don't follow it.'
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Let's try something new, Al. I'll say a word, then you remain mercifully silent for the rest of the hour.
"...And those are some of the books I would have read if the Internet had never been invented."
'According to Dr Alvin McDowell, everything that was good for you is now bad for you!'
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"Well, who you gonna believe? Me or Wikipedia?"
"I have to tell you, I got a totally different diagnosis from someone named PookyPoo on medi-answer.com."
"When I was a kid there was no internet. If you wanted to bully someone, you had to do it to their face."
'You can do whatever you want, Herb, but I sure wouldn't take advice from a bowl of alphabet soup!'
"And more intriguingly, your prognosis differs depending on which search engine I use."
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"I suggest you take these pills on an empty stomach."
'...Sure, I can tell you how to prevent getting old...You can lie about your age...You can smoke...And you can drive drunk...'
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"Do not bury yourself alive if allergic to burying yourself alive."
"No, as of yet, they are not on the internet!"
'If I do decide to get a second opinion, can I get it at your blog?'
'Self-help books for cynics'
'I haven't been trying for years and look where it's gotten me.'
Shut Yer Yapper and be Happy, Loser! There's a ton of so-called simple self-help books. The five most important questions: 7 habits of highly effective people: 7 steps to living at your fullest potential. Too many steps! She's going to be filthy rich.
'If you don't believe me, Google it.'
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