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Eating corn off a drill is NEVER a good idea!

IANS, 14 May, 2016 12:51 PM
    There is no limit to what people would attempt for an Internet challenge. The latest to do the rounds is eating corn off a drill.
     
    Imagine a rapidly-rolling corn on the cob, the corn kernels flying off your teeth. Sounds like a fun experiment for those who love corn. But this video shows how it can go very, very wrong.
     
    Provided, of course, you believe it. But watch the video here.

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