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Nope, the polar bear will eat itOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostIf you put a penguin into a chest freezer , it will come to no harm
amazing but true:
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If you put a penguin into a chest freezer , it will come to no harm
amazing but true
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Contrary to popular belief, you can lick your elbow if you lie on your back.
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GitOriginally posted by realityhack View PostNo, really, you couldn't make it up! I found this out today at lunchtime as I made my way through the forests of Borneo past rows of queueing Pygmies in Pyjamas singing Pick-a-peck-of-pickled-peppers to the tune of the moon. Upon reaching the stall I was held in enthrall by the weight of it all as the man did tell all about the fruitiness of cabbage. Fact.
I was getting worried then
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No, really, you couldn't make it up! I found this out today at lunchtime as I made my way through the forests of Borneo past rows of queueing Pygmies in Pyjamas singing Pick-a-peck-of-pickled-peppers to the tune of the moon. Upon reaching the stall I was held in enthrall by the weight of it all as the man did tell all about the fruitiness of cabbage. Fact.
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Bruce Willis' real name is Wallice Willason
Michael Keaton's real name is Michael Douglas
who's real family name is Danielovitch
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The Dodo had extraordinarily good eyesight and could see up to 100 miles away, contrary to popular opinion it was an accomplished bird of flight and could fly across the world far quicker than a modern Boeing 747 going top speed.Originally posted by realityhack View PostCabbage is a fruit!
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