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Mon, Nov 15th, 2010, 07:32 PM #15691Trade Mod
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OMG what did I buy him a first aid kit for, he comes home with his hand wrapped in tissue and duct tape
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Mon, Nov 15th, 2010, 07:32 PM #15692
did anyone read my dentist story?!
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Mon, Nov 15th, 2010, 07:34 PM #15693Trade Mod
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Nope, I just know dog urine shows under black light because we use them at the shelter, so does ringworm lol
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Mon, Nov 15th, 2010, 07:34 PM #15696Special Agent Gibbs
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Mon, Nov 15th, 2010, 07:37 PM #15699
They are everywhere!

sea spider
Sea spider common name for members of the class Pycnogonida, long-legged, rather spiderlike organisms of the phylum Chelicerata, widely distributed in marine waters. Most are tiny, from 1 to 9 mm (0.04-0.36 in.), and live in littoral regions, crawling about over the surface of sessile animal colonies or seaweeds. Some live on or in clams. There are deep-sea forms, some becoming quite large; Colossendeis colossea has a leg span of nearly 2 ft (91 cm). Their unusual body form makes their relationships to other arthropods obscure. Nearly all of the body is composed of the anterior region (prosoma); a tiny tubular posterior region (opisthosoma) projects behind. A large proboscis is used to suck in food. At the base of the proboscis is a pair of modified appendages (chelicera) used to pick off bits of food and hold them in front of the mouth. The next appendages are a pair of leglike pedipalps, followed by a pair of specialized legs used by the male to carry eggs until they hatch. Four pairs of walking legs follow, but sometimes additional pairs are found. Members of this class are relatively common and widely distributed; well over 400 species are known. Sea spiders are classified in the phylum Chelicerata , class Pycnogonida.
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I leave for 5 minutes and the conversation shifts to cat urine? How do these things happen? Lol
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Mon, Nov 15th, 2010, 07:39 PM #15704
One line joke: A seal walks into a club. (It's just a joke, no need to get PETA involved, sheeeesshh!)
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You wouldn't have any fact about rats now would you?

