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A kind of food i think is absolutely repulsive is Brussel Sprouts. They are the most nastiest things on earth. Every time I even hear the word brussel sprouts I want to puke. The smell is even worse than the food itself, Actually they are equally horrible and distasteful. Ever since I had first tried them (when i was 8 years old.) I thought that they were gross. If someone offered me 1 million dollars to eat one i wouldn't. Brussel sprouts to me are poison and every time I am offered I will decline.
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