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Posted On: October 4th 2026, 06:47 pm

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And why don’t they have a plunger?!
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#comedy #satire #actor #elizabethholmes #toilethumor

Comments (6)

codyyyyysmith

10 days ago

codyyyyysmith

A bidet might’ve helped 💦

dave.villegas

11 days ago

dave.villegas

Guilty as hell

kaitlynfurey_

11 days ago

kaitlynfurey_

😌😌😌😌

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