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Brad Pitt as Floyd in True Romance. His notable cameo as a stoner later inspired the marijuana comedy Pineapple Express.
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Dr. John: Laser eye surgery, shingles, breathing during sleep
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Working on a computer most of the day has become the norm in many companies. Though to one who does physical labor, computer work may seem easy at best, in reality the repetition of typing can be a body breaking experience when applied all day long several days in a row.
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Some children are better at sharing toys than others, but all children are champs when it comes to sharing germs.