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they all have chips? A sandwich shop has a chip card reader (and potato chips, thanks @deep thought), a computer has computer chips, and a casino has poker chips.







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    Or the edible kind
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Virus - spoiled food (i.e. potentially romaine lettuce in the US in Nov. and Dec.), a computer virus (malware, Trojan, etc.), the "Lady-of-the-Night" sorta virus (well, you know ;-P)







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      Or the edible kind
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    they all have chips? A sandwich shop has a chip card reader (and potato chips, thanks @deep thought), a computer has computer chips, and a casino has poker chips.







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    they all have chips? A sandwich shop has a chip card reader (and potato chips, thanks @deep thought), a computer has computer chips, and a casino has poker chips.







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    they all have chips? A sandwich shop has a chip card reader (and potato chips, thanks @deep thought), a computer has computer chips, and a casino has poker chips.








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      Or the edible kind
      – deep thought
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    • @deepthought Haha, that should've been more obvious, I guess I live in the tech age... thanks
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      3 hours ago














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      Or the edible kind
      – deep thought
      7 hours ago










    • @deepthought Haha, that should've been more obvious, I guess I live in the tech age... thanks
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    @deepthought Haha, that should've been more obvious, I guess I live in the tech age... thanks
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    I know this already has an accepted answer, but how about:




    Virus - spoiled food (i.e. potentially romaine lettuce in the US in Nov. and Dec.), a computer virus (malware, Trojan, etc.), the "Lady-of-the-Night" sorta virus (well, you know ;-P)







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      I know this already has an accepted answer, but how about:




      Virus - spoiled food (i.e. potentially romaine lettuce in the US in Nov. and Dec.), a computer virus (malware, Trojan, etc.), the "Lady-of-the-Night" sorta virus (well, you know ;-P)







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        Virus - spoiled food (i.e. potentially romaine lettuce in the US in Nov. and Dec.), a computer virus (malware, Trojan, etc.), the "Lady-of-the-Night" sorta virus (well, you know ;-P)








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