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Side effects of those 'TicTacs'
Bored off my ass, and decided to slap around that damn wallaby 
flinters some more. Mainly cause the stunted roo, is notorious for breaking into Red Shetland's place and stealing her underwear and popping and munching her birth control pills.
Over time, it has side effects. But look at it this way Flinters, you'll also have softer skin!!!
And adding
hattonSlayden's Mar to the zap, otherwise the bald Monkey cries!
Just a quickie to get the gag out.
flinters some more. Mainly cause the stunted roo, is notorious for breaking into Red Shetland's place and stealing her underwear and popping and munching her birth control pills.Over time, it has side effects. But look at it this way Flinters, you'll also have softer skin!!!
And adding
hattonSlayden's Mar to the zap, otherwise the bald Monkey cries!Just a quickie to get the gag out.
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Pretty sure birth control pills pre-date 2003 by at least a decade (and probably longer than that), given pill-based contraceptives were used in an episode of Married...With Children, which started and ended well before that date.
Granted, those might not have been chewable ones - though that's how they were used in the episode they were brought up in, but given the show itself is comedy-based, that could've just been a gag.
Granted, those might not have been chewable ones - though that's how they were used in the episode they were brought up in, but given the show itself is comedy-based, that could've just been a gag.
"The Pill" goes all the way back to the 1960s, at least. But they weren't chewable tablets, they were just plain old "swallow with a cup of water" pills. The chewable variety was indeed developed in 2003, as an alternative for women who find it difficult to swallow regular pills or wanted a more discreet option they could carry around with them.
The Married With Children bit was definitely just a gag; at the time that episode was made, the only contraceptive pills available were the "swallow with water" type. But the gag of some other person in the household mistaking a spouse's / sibling's / girlfriend's / etc. birth-control pills for something else is a joke that probably goes back to about 10 minutes after birth-control pills were invented.
The Married With Children bit was definitely just a gag; at the time that episode was made, the only contraceptive pills available were the "swallow with water" type. But the gag of some other person in the household mistaking a spouse's / sibling's / girlfriend's / etc. birth-control pills for something else is a joke that probably goes back to about 10 minutes after birth-control pills were invented.
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