King Missile is a band that has been led in various incarnations by poet/si… Read Full Bio ↴King Missile is a band that has been led in various incarnations by poet/singer John S. Hall since 1986. Their work, in the group's current configuration, is a type of Performance Art Rock with John S. Hall's spoken word. In their first inception, as King Missile(Dog Fly Religion), the band's sound was a neo-pyschedelic blend of Dada influenced music and occasional spoken word as well as conventional singing. Their music became more accessible with the departure of Dogbowl and the notable addition of former Bongwater guitarist Dave Rick . The group is probably best known for the 1993 radio hit Detachable Penis. They'd achieved a cult following via college radio with their 1986 song "Jesus Was Way Cool". They were an anchor band for the legendary independent label Shimmy Disc. Now known as King Missile III (pronounced "the third"), the group released its ninth album, Royal Lunch, in 2004.

King Missile III 1998 - present

* John S. Hall - vocals: singing and spoken word
* Sasha Forte - bass, violin, guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
* Bradford Reed - pencilina, drums, percussion, synthesizer, backing vocals

Detachable Penis
King Missile Lyrics

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I woke up this morning with a bad hangover
And my penis was missing again.
This happens all the time.
It's detachable.

[Background singing begins: "detachable penis" over and over]

This comes in handy a lot of the time.
I can leave it home, when I think it's gonna get me in trouble,
Or I can rent it out, when I don't need it.
But now and then I go to a party, get drunk,

And the next morning I can't for the life of me
Remember what I did with it.
First I looked around my apartment, and I couldn't find it.
So I called up the place where the party was,

They hadn't seen it either.
I asked them to check the medicine cabinet
'Cause for some reason I leave it there sometimes
But not this time.

So I told them if it pops up to let me know.
I called a few people who were at the party,
But they were no help either.
I was starting to get desperate.

I really don't like being without my penis for too long.
It makes me feel like less of a man,
And I really hate having to sit down every time I take a leak.
After a few hours of searching the house,

And calling everyone I could think of,
I was starting to get very depressed,
So I went to the Kiev, and ate breakfast.
Then, as I walked down Second Avenue towards St. Mark's Place,

Where all those people sell used books and other junk on the street,
I saw my penis lying on a blanket
Next to a broken toaster oven.
Some guy was selling it.

I had to buy it off him.
He wanted twenty-two bucks, but I talked him down to seventeen.
I took it home, washed it off,
And put it back on. I was happy again. Complete.

People sometimes tell me I should get it permanently attached,
But I don't know.
Even though sometimes it's a pain in the ass,
I like having a detachable penis.

[Background voices continue to sing "detachable penis"]

Overall Meaning

The song "Detachable Penis" by King Missile is a humorous and satirical take on the concept of masculinity and the male ego. The singer of the song wakes up with a bad hangover and realizes that his penis is missing, only to remember that it's detachable and he must have misplaced it. The song explores the benefits and drawbacks of having a detachable penis – it can be left at home or rented out when not needed, but it can also be lost or stolen. The singer goes on a search to find his missing penis, and eventually finds it being sold on the street by a vendor.

Through its absurd and surreal lyrics, the song brings up themes of masculinity, ownership, and the commodification of body parts. The idea of having a detachable penis challenges traditional notions of gender and biological essentialism, and suggests that masculinity and male identity can be constructed and deconstructed through social and cultural factors. The song also touches on themes of consumerism and capitalism, as the singer has to buy back his own body part from a street vendor.

Overall, "Detachable Penis" is a playful and subversive critique of gender norms and societal expectations. By using humor and satire, the song invites the listener to question their own assumptions and biases about gender and sexuality.

Line by Line Meaning

I woke up this morning with a bad hangover
I was feeling sick and miserable after a night of heavy drinking

And my penis was missing again.
I realized my detachable penis was not in its proper place

This happens all the time.
It is not unusual for me to lose track of my detachable penis

It's detachable.
It is a prosthetic that can be easily removed from my body

This comes in handy a lot of the time.
The removable nature of my penis is often useful and convenient

I can leave it home, when I think it's gonna get me in trouble,
I can choose not to bring my detachable penis with me in situations where it may cause problems

Or I can rent it out, when I don't need it.
I can lend my detachable penis to others when I am not using it myself

But now and then I go to a party, get drunk,
On occasion, I drink excessively and lose track of my detachable penis

And the next morning I can't for the life of me
After a wild night, I have difficulty remembering where I left my detachable penis

Remember what I did with it.
I cannot recall the events leading up to my penis being misplaced

First I looked around my apartment, and I couldn't find it.
I searched my home for my detachable penis, but it was not there

So I called up the place where the party was,
I contacted the location of the previous night's party to inquire about my lost penis

They hadn't seen it either.
The party's staff were not aware of my lost detachable penis

I asked them to check the medicine cabinet
I suggested they look in the medicine cabinet where I sometimes keep my penis

'Cause for some reason I leave it there sometimes
I have a habit of absentmindedly leaving my detachable penis in the medicine cabinet

But not this time.
Unfortunately, my detachable penis was not located in the medicine cabinet this time

So I told them if it pops up to let me know.
I asked the party staff to inform me should my detachable penis appear

I called a few people who were at the party,
I reached out to some individuals who attended the previous night's party

But they were no help either.
Unfortunately, they did not have any useful information about my lost detachable penis

I was starting to get desperate.
I began to feel anxious and hopeless about the situation

I really don't like being without my penis for too long.
I feel uncomfortable and inadequate when my detachable penis is missing for an extended period

It makes me feel like less of a man,
The absence of my detachable penis makes me feel emasculated

And I really hate having to sit down every time I take a leak.
The inconvenience of needing to sit while urinating without my detachable penis frustrates me

After a few hours of searching the house,
I spent several hours combing my home for my lost detachable penis

And calling everyone I could think of,
I contacted all the people I could remember speaking to the night before in hopes of finding my detachable penis

I was starting to get very depressed,
My mood began to darken and I felt disheartened about the situation

So I went to the Kiev, and ate breakfast.
I went to a restaurant and ordered breakfast to take my mind off my missing detachable penis

Then, as I walked down Second Avenue towards St. Mark's Place,
As I strolled down a busy street, I saw something that caught my eye

Where all those people sell used books and other junk on the street,
I was in an area known for having street vendors selling various items

I saw my penis lying on a blanket
To my amazement, I spotted my detachable penis resting on a cloth

Next to a broken toaster oven.
It was situated alongside a damaged toaster appliance

Some guy was selling it.
Someone was attempting to sell my lost detachable penis to passersby

I had to buy it off him.
I needed to purchase my detachable penis back from the vendor

He wanted twenty-two bucks, but I talked him down to seventeen.
The vendor was asking for a high price, but I bargained with him to lower the cost

I took it home, washed it off,
After retrieving my detachable penis, I cleaned it thoroughly

And put it back on. I was happy again. Complete.
Once my prosthetic was reattached to my body, I felt content and whole once again

People sometimes tell me I should get it permanently attached,
Friends and acquaintances suggest that I should have my detachable penis surgically implanted

But I don't know.
However, the idea of permanently attaching my prosthetic is not one I have decided on yet

Even though sometimes it's a pain in the ass,
Despite the inconvenience and stress of occasionally losing my detachable penis

I like having a detachable penis.
I prefer the flexibility and advantages of having a removable prosthetic

Lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: CHRIS XEFOS, DAVE RICK, JOHN S. HALL, ROGER MURDOCK

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Comments from YouTube:

@effeffiagonalick5078

7y↑247

My new goal in life: break into all my friends' phones and set this as the ringtone.

@neilryan4166

4y↑7

I like your thinking.

@spookyvegan1402

4y↑4

Hahaha 😂 YES

@quetzalcueyat

3y↑3

this is fucking funny

@melodyapple3559

2y↑1

Yes!

@AndyMatts44

32w

Confession: I do have that guitar riff as a ringtone on my phone.

@bdub843

8y↑220

I remember listening to this song in the car with my parents and they were like "what the fuck kind of a song is this." this song rules!

@dannybrown3870

7y↑7

B Dub84 lol, I found out this song because of my parents

@prd2bevgy

6y↑2

lmao

@quetzalcueyat

3y↑6

I'm fucking dead. it used to come on the radio. I loved this song though growing up, the lyrics are so absurd but the music is fucking banging. it's so juxtaposed.

@Neisy444

3y↑1

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@joegrimes9232

2y↑2

No going to a Nightclub and requsting this song, arguing that it's not a wind up. He shrugs, finds it, plays it and everyone raving stops. Drunkenly confused and laughs and slow dances. Afterward the DJ looks at me with a grin on his face. Yells "What the F**k was that!?" I grinned back and yell "shook things up didn't it" It was for a do. I was getting sick of the "Ridin' Solo" and "Titanium"
That was the best.

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@rdc197810

9y↑126

"I told them to call me if it pops up...."

@markpickett6830

7y↑80

Strangely enough, this is actually a true story.

@volodyanarchist

2y↑6

I thought in real life he could only get down to 18.50, but it didn't rhyme so we got 17 in the song.

@sunsetpalms1923

7y↑166

He wanted 22 bucks but I talked him down to 17.

@selensewar

4y↑6

A pro negotiator right here.

@heycheckthisout2565

3y↑3

I still think he got robbed. Could have easily talked him down to 5.

@christopherperkins6837

3y↑5

I would've given back for free, just saying

@Gr33nbayfreak187

2y↑3

Was listening to the song on the radio in 09 and I was just laughing the whole song and that long just made me cried laughing and totally forgot about the song till 2 years later they played the song again and I looked it up and it's one of my favorite bizarre songs lol

@aliciaurban7962

And then he was happy.
Complete 😜

@charlesnelthorpe9252

1y↑33

I love how its not a bad song, and the lyrics ... "he wanted 23 but I got him down to 17" ... shit kills me.

@beatrute2677

funniest line.

@michaeldodd3563

8y↑171

Just another 90's song lost and never found, except of course down the shady back allies on YouTube. I remember this being on MTV.

@michaeldodd3563

8y↑7

Gary Getty no, it was one year later when Lorena Bobbitt cut off her husband's penis.

@jakamneziak

6y↑2

i found this song courtesy of old skool NMTB. Thanks Mark La Marr.

@JonFromWA

6y↑6

Another 90s song lost? Dude we play this on the radio in seattle quite often

@neilryan4166

4y↑2

@@JonFromWA Don Imus used to play this song on his radio show quite often.

@loganobrien6518

4y↑1

I'm here from a link on a count dankula video

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@dianeupshaw5337

4y↑52

This was a great song to turn up really loud in my small town....especially when you had a friend that had a mixing board and could just loop the chorus.

@Reborn95

6y↑37

Who remembers that one time they randomly played this song on KROQ years back..

@mke7876

3y↑1

WAAF out of Worcester/Boston use to play this song over the radio after 9pm lol. They seem to play a lot of this type of music. I miss the “90s”

@ZacharySound

6y↑24

"I saw my penis lying on a blanket next to a broken toaster oven" hahaah So long ago I remember how much I cracked up hearing this.

@anjelinavillalobos3973

9y↑125

I hate that I love this song

@tenthousandquills1774

7y↑8

I like that you hate that you love this song that I like as well. I typed that w/ my penis. It's detachable.

@nickscaccia3657

Song is strong

@MrJgreig72

LOL

@vintonbonner

6y↑36

This makes me miss the 90's

@Dubrichius

6y↑5

WHY?!

@thelemicmage1718

2y↑2

@@Dubrichius because it has that simple 90’s vibe

@blazedout7835

3y↑19

Happy Hour is one of the most underrated alternative albums of the 90’s. Seriously if you’re a fan of cool weird hard rocking 90’s alternative sounds circa 1992 this is for you. Not sure why this album didn’t blow up guess this song is a bit too on the nose w/parody even for a relative hit.

@neilryan4166

4y↑14

One of the true classics of our time, or any other time.

@VanguardSound7

3y↑38

Hearing this on a huge 1000 capacity club system on acid back in late 1992 is forever etched into my memory.
I already knew and loved the song. But this night as the peak began to kick in at this "Meat Market" bad vibe (until 3 AM when only the ravers like me were left) club (The Edge in Jacksonville Florida), that guitar riff was the most sinister thing I have ever heard.
it opened up a time-space vortex that caused you to either run out of the club screaming (which a few heads did) or you buckled down for the ride of your life and danced even harder.
On this particular night it was the latter. Although I indeed experienced the former there as well.
They had the most amazing 3-D black light art-work on the walls. I believe all three locations (Jax, Orlando, and Ft. Lauderdale) each had that same huge green iguana on the right hand side wall with the eyeball that followed you no matter where you were in the club.

To be coming of age in the early 90s is something I wish today's youth could have experienced. We were the last kids who actually got to be kids. And we got it in for realz!!!

@BorrowedTunes

3y↑3

I liked your story. Your last comment i remember saying myself, coming of age in the mid 70's. Pre-aids. America had innocence.

@bUtMyRiGhTs

@@BorrowedTunes your mentality helped spread aids. It wasn’t innocence, it was ignorance.

@45johngalt

2y↑1

I was born in 87 and luckily coming of age at the exact turn of the millennium wasn't bad. I went to a lot of shows from the time I was 16 to 21. HS was 2001 to 2005, and thankfully cell phones were still pretty uncommon, smartphones weren't a thing. And only gamers and/or programmers really messed with computers and playing on the internet. Back when "the internet is serious business" was %100 a joke. I'm glad that the forums and stuff I frequented when young have disappeared and there's no permanent digital record of my teen antics online anymore.

I still called my friends on their houses landline to chat. If we wanted to hang out, it was no big deal to just... Show up at your friends house, go up, knock on the door and ask if they were home, and if they were, were they busy? Sometimes the answer was "yea I'm busy" and it was nbd. Other times it was "nah I'm free what do you wanna do?"

@Akira625

9y↑24

I had to listen to this song for old time's sake.

@iamica

2y↑8

This song came out when I was in junior high...I remember we used to call the local radio stations to request it and they would always refuse to play it; I almost forgot about it!

@CANDYZANE69

7y↑26

I loved this song when I first heard it! It brought me back to the 80's, it just had that vibe! These guys are so good.

@morghan_with_an_h

4y↑5

80's?

@therevenge192

4y↑4

It’s got more of a 90s grunge feel

@DarrenWaters75

2y↑3

If the 80s was 1992 when it came out then okay 👍🏾... 😂

@MeatMachine69

I guess an 80s sounding 90s song

@klownsik

11y↑22

What happens after "...this happens all the time, its detachable..." made me laugh so hard I choked into my bong.

@2011super

7y↑61

heard this on the radio today, was very confused.

@ChristianSpraungel

7y↑3

I heard it for the first time on the radio in LA last week. I fucking love this song hahah

@Sakurball

7y↑1

2011super me too

@Javiernquintero

What radio station? I’m in LA and whatever station your listening to must be a gold mine of good shit.

@spoonface4508

5y↑1

i bet when it came on the radio detachable penises were flying out of the speakers

@BobertDude-ie9mn

I heard this shit when I was 12 😂

@pauljackson2409

6y↑11

Random lunacy is a much neglected artistic genre. There should be a museum dedicated to it. This is a fine example.

@mikkahjacobus7403

6y↑23

When I was 8 my grandpa was playing this in the car

@quetzalcueyat

3y↑5

he rocked

@45johngalt

2y↑6

I remember the early nineties and my older brother ran around the house singing this. They played this on the RADIO.

@jasonclark9963

8y↑13

This song is so funny and the guitar playing kicks ass. I rate this song 5/5

@lanceo1690

8y↑60

They just don't make music like they used to anymore!

@danielmilligan3298

8y↑2

look up la dispute they have a lot of the same sound not the same subjects though

@maxdurk4624

8y↑2

For better or worse

@susanfox8744

1y↑3

This song had me, a mom to a grown ass son, and my grown ass son, watched this song together, because he thought I was joking about it. Had us giggling.

@frankowalker4662

4y↑2

I saw this once in the 90's, and never saw it again. But it stuck with me. Thank you.

@ragemishima

6y↑6

I gotta say, that is one of the most bad ass band names EVER

@annabellestein9657

5w↑2

Adjusted for inflation, he wanted $50 but was able to be talked down to $38.

@hook986

11y↑11

i thought this song was the beez kneez when i was 14. and it still is 11 later

@quetzalcueyat

@fearmyfall

14y↑9

my teacher told me to listen to this song. she's so amazing.

@chuckbrotton2449

8y↑3

The breakfast scene was awesome. I miss the old Kiev Diner at 2nd Ave and 7th St. in NYC. It was one of the few greasy spoons where the sausage that was served at breakfast was a big long kielbasa

@NeuralNetProcessor

2nd Ave Deli, too

@ne1469ynot

Those aint sausge

@leojf3828

3y↑4

"Sometimes it is a pain in the ass."

@GhostCave

6y↑6

Greatest song is the history of songs

@lindazappy4679

7y↑27

Just heard this one on the radio yesterday. Took me a minute to process what I was actually hearing. Love it. LOL Too awesome. If I had a detachable penis I am sure I would not put it in my medicine cabinet; too many people peek in those and might steal it.

@bluecollar825

Right which is exactly that's where his usually is when he loses it all drunk and looking for a script. 🤣

@sethhaley526

5y↑5

A joke in the 80's but an everyday occurance in 2019

@m.a.92

7y↑15

I'd just buy a brand new packer, tbh. How expensive was this one at first?

@jackriver8385

3y↑3

They're expensive though! I'm always scared of losing mine

@tannermarlow6871

6y↑6

Dan and his strange video recommendations.

@DJ69DannyBoy

10y↑7

I was at the bar the other day and this song began playing, this song still makes me laugh!! Fun times =)

@SixofQueens

6y↑2

Damn, Grumps reminded me of this song from when I was a kid (literally elementary school) living in Hawaii, playing on Extreme Radio in the mid to late nineties. If my parent's ever knew

@goinbananas100

10y↑13

Lol use to listen to this height on acid way back in the day

@rickc-1898

31w↑2

That's enough Internet for the day.

@donniedarkko422

6y↑1

Takes me back to high school. Man I miss those days

@BigMacOrange

6y↑13

even though it's sometimes a pain in the ass lol😂😂😂

@dillonjenkins7895

6y↑3

Thought I remembered hearing this song on the radio when I was 8 or 9 somehow and I had to see if it was real. Was not disappointed remembered the entire end half of the song almost exactly how it was

@crystaljones5357

I’m telling my kids this was a number one hit globally for like 72 weeks.

@anessenator

2y↑10

shout out to all the trans dudes

@crushingthevector5837

31w↑1

Oh how this song just resonates in this day and age. This song should be remastered and rereleased as an anthem. Fun, entertaining and SARCASTIC. Haha. As a film student, Im thinking I need to do something around this tune.

@The_NSeven

6y↑2

This is quality, the rest of the world is missing out

@waytoobiased

2y↑4

Sorry guys, this eclipses all other packer stories.

@nikkicat254

6y↑1

I heard this song for the first time when playing the online game Second Life! I was at a club in the game and the DJ was playing funny and weird songs and it was one of them! That was awhile ago, but just now someone brought it up on Facebook, so I looked it up, seeing as I had never seen the video! It is a funny song, but entertaining though,lol!

@jtowncr33p

9y↑2

This song is GENIUS!

@captainslapaho1

7y↑1

this song fucking rules it came out in the early 90s way before stuff like this was widely acceptable.

@GoldSilentcat

6y↑15

Acai?

@phosphorusblade6911

6y↑1

Gold Silentcat ye

@owenosborne4816

1y↑1

Felt the same way this morning looking for my phone

@spoonface4508

5y↑2

whenever I get sad I put this song on

@LeslieSmith-nn3kf

3w↑1

I laughed so hard I blew Mountain Dew outta my nose, and it hurt!

@LuLuBell

6y↑3

I was trying to tell my hubby about an old 80s song about a penis in a medicine chest. As soon as I googled it that way.. yer video showed up.. my world I'd complete.. lol I couldn't for the life of me remember the name.. hahahaha

@jane17speare

13y↑1

heard this on q101 on my way to work MADE MY DAY!

@bailey2652

5y↑2

When ppl ask me what my favorite song is

@natewheeler8195

2y↑1

Best song ever!!

@SXI96

this song randomly popped into my head, ahh the 90's were so much fun

@mochiiball2940

I had forgotten about this song. A friend was humming it yesterday and It all came back to me. Funny song.

@TheInferno

7y↑1

I remember this song from when I was in 4th grade, when South Park first came on tv X-D

@emmanoneofyoursdontfuckwit8802

8y↑1

I will #ALWAYS love this song

@Squattingtiger9

25w

I will never "not like" this song, it's always awesome !

@dolos7164

8y↑8

WHAT DID I JUST WATCH

@H3xx99

8y↑2

You find the weirdest shit when you leave auto-play on.

@therevenge192

Detachable penis

@MrJgreig72

4y↑1

Don't worry about it. Just laugh!

@CopiousDoinksLLC

10w

I used to unironically listen to this song on repeat back in 1994. I had a lot of 'splaining to do to my parents.

@JonFromWA

Wow all these years and never knew there was an actual music video

@LyleVSXyle

12y↑3

makes me think of Clerks

@pjbfny

6y↑1

'if it pops up' snickers

@patrickkelly7258

2y↑1

We slow danced to this at the sr. prom.

@marley8318

7y↑51

every trans woman should watch this before consulting doctor

@whatsplayingproductions9640

6y↑2

Zer0eher0e OMG! jajajaja!

@athenahitchin7738

4y↑11

As a trans woman who first heard this on the radio late nights thanks to dysphoria, I wished this was my case and that I lost mine like that. That vender could keep mine.

@waytoobiased

2y↑4

Every trans guy who packs should watch this, regardless

@desertwandererr7478

@@athenahitchin7738 real tbh, though at least it could be used as a strap-on occasionally lmao, idk, I wish mine would just detach sometimes

@earlyej3008

10w

Finally! A song that I can relate to!

@1emmajones

I love this so much!

@charliemarkovic4301

2y↑1

Every time I hear this song I get a vivid memory of the smell of a tiny bedroom in a crappy student flat in Brisbane in the early 1990s. The smell of marijuana smoke so thick it was like a fog. All of us spaced out and drunk, giggling like idiots and talking crap.
Good Times!

@jennifers7422

8y↑1

I miss this song. 😞 they never play it anymore.

@kingofallwhites

Jennifer S Because it sucks balls probably

@SXI96

7y↑1

Jennifer S
I'll serenade you with this song some night outside your window

@treesplitters

14y

i have listend to this song 3,040 times on my ipod

@hectormerc350

37w

Take me back!!

@MrManueleh

11y

hadn't expected an answer but have to admit your logic is impeccable.

@DEKA1

14y↑2

you know the crazy fact about this song, is it could be come a rap song if they wanted to become one !

@marcsalzman8082

4y↑1

1 of the funniest, quirkiest ever.

@darinjames5630

2y↑2

I'm glad mine. isn't detachable. I'd probly loose it

@Deinosss

12y↑2

Mighty underrated song. humorous lyrics and the music is just great. those guitars...

@skywarp1

4y↑1

This made Beavis and Butt-head lose it when the lead singer said penis

@babylonsinner

7y↑1

Reminds me of the day I woke up in a ditch in Mexico...with no pants on!!!

@jodyswallow1008

Buzz off that tune, feckin’ hilarious 🤘🤣

@marcelreid4272

This is awesome

@Grace-qo8pu

9y↑6

This sounds like a mytoecold (Drew Monson) song...

@DanaTheInsane

8y↑1

Search for the uncensored version

@kingofallwhites

Tak Wolf why bother

@RandomRandomPro

12w

SINCE WHEN WAS THERE A MUSIC VIDEO FOR THIS SONG???

@ThaFashionAssassin

8y↑20

Damn being a teen was fun

@MrJgreig72

It sucks being an adult.

@Sabrina-km2fe

7y↑1

He wanted 22 but I talked him down to 17.

@michaelbryan3900

6y↑2

I woke up this morning with a bad hangover...

@garyn.9450

3y↑1

This song was originally by The Beatles, but John thought it was in bad taste, so they re-recorded it as "Strawberry Fields (Forever)."

@PrinceKollin

1y↑1

!992. There you go

@brianmeagher5771

I love it.

@misterkenneth1472

best song ever

@peymibiich305

8y↑7

25 or 6 to 4? Anyone?
How about Brain Stew? Anyone? Anyone?

@ladyelainefairchilde4632

I remember this

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