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Heat and population control. Hmmmmm...


Skimpy clothes, I would think, would be a population increaser. But maybe it's offset by the whole "Honey, it's just TOO hot for that" effect.

(In response to this post by OrlandoHokie)

Posted: 01/23/2019 at 2:31PM


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