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File:Smoking For Beginners - HAL 9000 Mental Health Assoc.jpg|link=What killed Sigmund Freud might not necessarily kill you|'''[[What killed Sigmund Freud might not necessarily kill you]]''' is an advertising campaign slogan promoted by HAL 9000 Mental Health Associates. | File:Smoking For Beginners - HAL 9000 Mental Health Assoc.jpg|link=What killed Sigmund Freud might not necessarily kill you|'''[[What killed Sigmund Freud might not necessarily kill you]]''' is an advertising campaign slogan promoted by HAL 9000 Mental Health Associates. | ||
File:Six-tone marshmallow technique.jpg|link=Six-tone marshmallow technique|The '''[[Six-tone marshmallow technique|six-tone technique ]]''' is a cooking method for ensuring that all six stages of marshmallow done-ness are cooked as often as one another during a marshmallow gathering while preventing the emphasis of any one stage of done-ness. It was inspired by the the twelve-tone technique of musical composition. | File:Six-tone marshmallow technique.jpg|link=Six-tone marshmallow technique|The '''[[Six-tone marshmallow technique|six-tone technique ]]''' is a cooking method for ensuring that all six stages of marshmallow done-ness are cooked as often as one another during a marshmallow gathering while preventing the emphasis of any one stage of done-ness. It was inspired by the the twelve-tone technique of musical composition. | ||
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<gallery> File:The_Adulteration_of_Bergamot.jpg|link=The Adulteration of Bergamot|The Adulteration of Bergamot is a lost erotic novel by Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey.
File:Smoking For Beginners - HAL 9000 Mental Health Assoc.jpg|link=What killed Sigmund Freud might not necessarily kill you|What killed Sigmund Freud might not necessarily kill you is an advertising campaign slogan promoted by HAL 9000 Mental Health Associates.
File:Six-tone marshmallow technique.jpg|link=Six-tone marshmallow technique|The six-tone technique is a cooking method for ensuring that all six stages of marshmallow done-ness are cooked as often as one another during a marshmallow gathering while preventing the emphasis of any one stage of done-ness. It was inspired by the the twelve-tone technique of musical composition.