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Ok, ok. I am catching flack for this not being an "HD" topic, so, let me ask you this? If I live in a helmet state, and I rode my bike with a pancake on my head, do you think I could pass it off as DOT?
Sure you can, just right DOT in the back with a marker, or mini chocolate chips!
BTW the size "Pancake you would need would I think officially qualify as a "Flap Jack"
I see nothing wrong with a rabbit with a pancake on it's head....If the rabbit doesn't mind, and it doesn't have an effect on me.....Hell, evn YOU could walk around with a pancake on your head. Have at it.
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