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Do you find the new Taco Bell commercial with the stringy cheese coming from the burrito kind of disgusting? All these people with stringy melting cheese dangling from their mouths?

By Teasdale Asked Mar 18 2008 9:17AM
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by hey-lo on Mar 27, 2008 at 7:34 pm Permalink

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YES, it's gross!! Especially because they superimpose the cheese "danglings". :oP
Not that I eat fast foot anyway, but it makes it look very unappatizing!
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