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Expression: It keeps you going to the washroom!



 
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Expression: It keeps you going to the washroom! #1 (permalink) Wed Aug 30, 2006 20:37 pm   Expression: It keeps you going to the washroom!
 

Hi

On one laxative it was written:

" It keeps you going to the washroon regularly"

Can I consider it correct?

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Expression: It keeps you going to the washroom! #2 (permalink) Wed Aug 30, 2006 21:09 pm   Expression: It keeps you going to the washroom!
 

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Correct in more ways than one, Tom? :lol:
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