Re: [Request] A sloth? Anyone?
Sophie (sop...@g-dav.demon.co.uk) wrote:
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: >: ll / /
: >: /\ ll / / POWERED By REAL SLOTHS!!!
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: >: / /\ \ll/ / Donald MacDonald-Ross II
: >: /// (:___:) /// dma...@freenet.npiec.on.ca
: >: __________l{. .}l___/ / dro...@envirolink.org
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: Yes, but they are so slow ((so slow that moss and other plants grow on
: them)) that they probably wouldn't mind having a photo taken!
: I think It's really cute.
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I have it on good authority that sloths don't like being
photographed. (we're just too slow to get away in time :))
--
slo...@netcom.com
"When you're clinging to trees,
you're clinging to glory"
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