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Exadra37

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I really loved this bit:

Almost immediately after she started to talk, they [her male peers] began to speak up, so she sprayed them with water and they never cut her off again.

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AstonJ

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Nice, I added our diversity tag :nerd_face:

This also works on cats when they misbehave :laughing:

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