Fish Slap

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Fish Slap

A Fish Slap is a slap in the face with a cold, dead fish. A fish slap is prescribed treatement for curing EPMO on others, and healing fears in oneself. Applied appropriately it can help ensure balanced functioning of the humerus, and can help wrangle a Bodily Ego spinning out of control.

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Fish Slap > EPMO

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