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Amy the Ant - High Manzanilla of the Church of the Stuffed Olive Started conversation Oct 30, 2001
Hi
Would you like to join the Natural History Museum? http://www.bbc.co.uk/h2g2/guide/A416819
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Otter - Itinerant maggot drowner and guardian of the machine that goes BING! Posted Oct 30, 2001
Why thank you V much Amy!
I'm flattered to be asked. Of course I would like to join the NHM. Animals are so much easier to get along with than people don't you think? Any trust or affection from them is totally unconditional, unlike some people who are always looking for something in return or a commitment or something. My user name comes from my animal guide who came to me in a dream after a shamanic drumming session. She helps me de-stress and stay calm when things are getting a bit lary, and answers my questions on life issues and direction. Once again Thank you for asking. Otter 
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Amy the Ant - High Manzanilla of the Church of the Stuffed Olive Posted Oct 30, 2001
Linking you up now.
Perhaps you could keep the drumming down a bit - some of the other exhibits are a little sensitive.
Thanks .
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Otter - Itinerant maggot drowner and guardian of the machine that goes BING! Posted Oct 30, 2001
Sorry! I'll try to keep it down in future.
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