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TAKING OVER THE WORLD
Aurora Posted Jan 6, 2003
But which can be more easily trained to drop bombs?
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Neugen Amoeba Posted Jan 7, 2003
Aghhhhhhhhhh....there in lies our cunning plan....genetic engineered for specific behaviour....that requires NO training....
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Aurora Posted Jan 25, 2003
Ah, but they have their own agenda, and possibly won't want us to use them to take over what they consider to be their world. 
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Clelba Posted Jan 25, 2003
true, very true...
it may even be the 
s we're battling against...
^. .^
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Neugen Amoeba Posted Jan 26, 2003
Never the less, we must seek an alliance with the mice....start negotiations....
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Clelba Posted Jan 28, 2003
go ahead, i'll wait here and keep watch...
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Neugen Amoeba Posted Jan 28, 2003
without you? never!
we need your skills of persuasion çlélßå. your ability to see what these little rascals are thinking.
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Clelba Posted Feb 1, 2003
oh yeah, i've got that telepathy thing going on with them...
*listens to mice thoughts*
they're blocking me 
damn them
well, i guess that decides it, kill the mice!
*zaps a *
*gets zapped back*
ow 
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