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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Oct 2, 2003
Well the last time I went over to Suffolk, there were tonso f the stupid things, in teh park, hundreds everywhere, scurring about, as if they owned the bluddy place
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Marvin the (forgetful, paranoid, and lazy) Robot who is a member of the ASL, the MTPAFC (or what ever it was called before it be Posted Oct 3, 2003
I'm back on duty, if there is anything worth doing to do
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2legs - Hey, babe, take a walk on the wild side... Posted Oct 3, 2003
Just keep an eye out for the blighters and report any unusual movements and keep calm fancy some <?>
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simply scruff singing a rainbow Posted Oct 3, 2003
I think the whole of the ASL should come and live with me, it's the only way i'll ever feel safe!
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Marvin the (forgetful, paranoid, and lazy) Robot who is a member of the ASL, the MTPAFC (or what ever it was called before it be Posted Oct 3, 2003
tap dancing is always usefull. scares them away
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