Salmon of Doubt
I spent a week in Seattle WA recently where the SALMON is always great, and didn't get rained on even once. When in Seattle (and if you like oysters) its amazing how many different varieties you can get, all of them coming from different micro-climates in the ocean with varying salt water habitats and the like. Its quite possible that apes were once aquatic, or at least this ape has a strong affinity to aquatic things. Semi-aquatic is best, then you get to experience sand in your toes which I have no DOUBT its a truly sublime experience.
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