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CIA agents glow in the dark.
Do you have to crack them in half and shake them a bit first before they start glowing?
No, they do that by themselves
it can't hurt tho... well not you anyway
You can see them when you're driving.
Ya just run them over, that's what ya do.
Actual video of CIA agents experiencing low-light photonic emissions in the visual spectrum.
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It's even worse when you shine a black light on them