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CowPots: Go green by growing green in green!
May 7 2008, Sameer Kumar

Okay, so I dare you to say that sentence sans the ‘CowPots’ part a good ten times very quickly without actually screwing up the words. It is a new ‘tongue-twister’ and maybe it is the first green one on the planet. Now is should get some credit...

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