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And in today’s weird for weird’s sake, we have this commercial for Wai Wai in which fat, swollen noodles become lithe, slim…hot noodles. It’s not clear, though, why the guy doesn’t spend at least a few minutes enjoying the site of his lithe, slim…and hot noodles before he scarfs them down like a Suleman kid fighting for the last scrap at the dinner table.

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