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13th April 2008, 11:14 PM

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Bill M

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Location: USA Georgia

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Maurice

Hi Bill,

The basket of my little doggie is near my collection. Till now, nobody was able to touch one without permission. :-)
When the day comes that will happen, I will consider to take also a hyena or even a lion like you have.

Kind regards,
Maurice

Maurice,

I'd rather face a stuffed lion than Denzel!

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