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How weird was it? Well, Harper’s provided advice for people who find a dead horse or moose on their property, reports Peter Carlson, while AARP mag published a guide to “Viagra Etiquette.” Carlson writes: “It suggested that guys inform their dates that they use the drug but urged them not to swallow the pill in front of the woman: ‘It’s about as romantic as showing her your gallbladder scar.'”
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