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09-01-04, 20:24
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09-01-04, 20:25
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Hehehe! That was a close one, Ace...
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09-01-04, 23:49
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 Made it just in time. Phewwwww.
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09-01-04, 23:51
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hehe, some believe you can outrun those. Appearently they can't flay very fast or long when hungry. Don't know if it's true though.
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10-01-04, 02:42
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Around here they are pretty tough.
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10-01-04, 12:58
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Well, they've had to adjust to their prey, haven't they?
[edit: spelling] [ 10. January 2004, 14:00: Message edited by: NatEcho ] |
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11-01-04, 00:06
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What weird and twisted things are you looking up Capitán?
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14-01-04, 15:19
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14-01-04, 15:24
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I don't understand...what are they doing? I didn't know that elephants could stand on two...
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