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While watching an episode of "House"

Me: "Is that even legal? I didn't know you could give half of your liver to someone who needs it."

Jon: "I didn't either, but I guess that's why they say the liver is so magical."

Me: "I'd give you half of my liver if you needed it."

Jon: "I'd give you half of my liver, too."

Me: "I'd even give you a kidney if you needed it."

Jon: "I'd give you half of my liver and a kidney."

Me: "I'd give you both of my kidneys."

Jon: "I'd give you both of my kidneys and then steal two from somebody else and give you those, too."

(... long pause ...)

Me: "But I wouldn't need four kidneys."

Jon: "No, but you'd have options."

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Heather talks about public tantrums (from kids) on today's Momversation.

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