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Ox on the Roof

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Ox on the Roof Apprentice

My mom called and told me to look up John Pinette on YouTube. I am glad I did because today has been rough and I needed a good laugh! This is a short stand-up clip about Celiac (although the comedian was told he has a "wheat allergy") and it is completely clean (my children watched it with me). If I have posted in the wrong place, feel free to move it.

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Booghead Contributor

That was so funny. I love that comedian. Thanks for the laugh. :P

bonnie blue Explorer

I laughed so hard I almost fell off my chair, isnt this how we all felt when first diagnosed!!! Thanks for the laugh, have a wonderful day!!! B)

sahm-i-am Apprentice

YES! EXACTLY what I felt when diagnosed. What a great laugh!!!!

And it is even funnier that Pillsbury has the ad in front of the clip. :o

ScarlettsMommy Explorer

Hilarious!! Are you sure its not just cancer!?! lmao!!

Diane-in-FL Explorer

That's hysterical. :lol:

mbrookes Community Regular

Thanks for the laugh!


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Korwyn Explorer

That was absolutely hilarious!

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