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Wildlife & Ecology Issues: Discuss Who's eggs are these? in the General Diving Forums forums: ...The boys a fool... Hah! Anything with eight arms, a beak and two tentacles sounds like an unfortunate product of ...

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03-08-07, 07:34 PM

ShinyD

Sheep number 2...just following the rest...

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Originally Posted by Richard Mason

...The boys a fool...

Hah! Anything with eight arms, a beak and two tentacles sounds like an unfortunate product of the nuclear age to me - despite scientists trying to tell us there are fossils with squid in them.

You carry on eating mate, but if you suddenly start glowing green at night don't come on here complaining

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