November 14, 2016
Sometimes when our favorite alliterate B+ list mostly television actress gets just to the point of drunk, she starts sneezing. A lot. As in every ten seconds until she drinks some more. Her sneezes start quietly but as they continue, she can’t hold back and they get more loud. At an event the other night, she started sneezing and someone shouted from the back, “I didn’t know _____________ was here.”
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1 comment:
Sounds like an allergy to sulfites. It's actually not uncommon. Asthmatics are particularly sensitive to sulfites.
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