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As the chilly winds of fall start to blow over our pumpkin spice lattes, think about all the backyard barbecues, frosty afternoon ice creams and pictures of our legs staring out over the calm sea that we took over the last three months.

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But wait, are those legs or are those hot dogs?

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Take a closer look, and you might find that there are some hilarious trolls out there trying to trick you with pictures of sausages.

Don't be fooled.

Farewell, summer.

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