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I suggest we just bag alot of the hot air coming out of the politicians' mouths and use that as a resource. Who knew that helium was such a large commodity on the market and that it would be a rare resource shortly? interesting!
Partyland always has the best balloons - it's scary to think that someday they won't be available. hmmm.
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