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I'm a light switch.
IN A HOUSE WITH NO POWER.
A bon fire with no logs? A bunch of stripes with no tiger? A puddle of gyoza sauce without a steamed, pork stuffed dumpling?
Which reminds me, isn't dumpling a somewhat grotesque and unsanitary sounding word? Don't get me wrong, I'm a huge fan of dumplings, from a wide range of culinary origins be it Japan or Ma's cooking. But the word "dumpling." If a landfill is also known as a dump, shouldn't we reserve "dumpling" for a garbage can or maybe a particularly filthy efficiency apartment?
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