Wish I could do this.
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Gags said:Wish I could do this.
http://www.farkin.net/image.php?image=0d807f8bcb.jpg
Ride On,
Gags
what?
jump over some dirt or be in four places at one time? :-)
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Quoted message said:Gags said:Wish I could do this.
http://www.farkin.net/image.php?image=0d807f8bcb.jpgwhat?
jump over some dirt or be in four places at one time? :-)
It seems like humans ARE being cloned after all!
Why is it mostly mountain bikers? Surely busty bar
wenches are more suitable for dna replication?
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http://galleries.mtbreview.com/mtbr/gallery/pictures/seq.jpg
http://gallery.consumerreview.com/webcrossing/images/Sessums-drop-sequence.jpg
http://www.extremesteve.com/housesequence.jpg
hippy
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Quoted message said:Gags said:Wish I could do this.
http://www.farkin.net/image.php?image=0d807f8bcb.jpgwhat?
jump over some dirt or be in four places at one time? :-)It seems like humans ARE being cloned after all!
Why is it mostly mountain bikers? Surely busty bar
wenches are more suitable for dna replication?
Because the scientists find it easier to clone lower life forms.
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:It seems like humans ARE being cloned after all!
Why is it mostly mountain bikers? Surely busty bar
wenches are more suitable for dna replication?Because the scientists find it easier to clone lower life forms.
Oooooooh HARSH!
hippy
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