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northernladyuk replied

26 October 2017, 06:49
KUATB
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greenlake replied

26 October 2017, 03:49
Originally posted by AtW View Post

The have taken care of them evil reds...
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SueEllen replied

26 October 2017, 03:35
Originally posted by AtW View Post

The have taken care of them evil reds...

Greys are evil immigrant scum that are diseased and cause crime.
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AtW replied

25 October 2017, 22:32
The have taken care of them evil reds...
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vetran started a topic Watch out AtW!

25 October 2017, 22:28
Watch out AtW!

Was leprosy brought to Medieval England by SQUIRRELS? | Daily Mail Online

Was leprosy brought to Medieval England by squirrel furs? Analysis of 1,130-year-old skull suggests people acquired the disease from highly prized Scandinavian pelts
Pre-Norman skull unearthed in a garden in Hoxne was infected with leprosy
It was the same strain that was identified in other skeletal remains in East Anglia
Sequencing of the bacteria that causes leprosy in modern red squirrels is closely related to that detected in the woman from Hoxne
By PHOEBE WESTON FOR MAILONLINE

Don't scratch yer bits they might fall off!
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