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Old 11-01-2009, 09:11 PM   #361
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"Isabella" looks nice from that angle!
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The seagull accidentally dropped the Crab back into the water.
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It could be the remains of last nights Cuervo, but do you think that face on the bottom of that crab had anything to do with him "letting" him go!
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It could be the remains of last nights Cuervo, but do you think that face on the bottom of that crab had anything to do with him "letting" him go!
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It could be the remains of last nights Cuervo, but do you think that face on the bottom of that crab had anything to do with him "letting" him go!

I guess once you get pinched by those claws, you know better the next time.
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I'd figure the bird lost a few feathers through a pinced and diced situation...
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Old 11-05-2009, 11:02 PM   #368
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Looks like the Vancouver Olympic committee is on to us.
They put the rings on a barge right in front of my window. I guess I can live with it for the next 4 months.
(14 meters high by 30 meters wide)
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