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  1. 02-26-2011, 05:49 PM #571
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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
    WOW! No wonder my ostrich is acting the way it is.

    I forgot to post a new word. My bad.

    Struthioniformes
    Slide the rake underneath the house instead of nervously interrogating friendly ostriches requiring more edible seeds.

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    Cassowary

    Catherine and Sam saw ostrich walking away really yearning.


    paleobiogeographical
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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
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    Catherine and Sam saw ostrich walking away really yearning.


    paleobiogeographical
    Perhaps all large energetic ostriches become irrational ostriches, given every opportunity. Ganders race away, people head inside, cops arrive late.

    Opportunity (I've left myself wide open for the continuing ostrich saga here)
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    Opportunity

    Ostriches peck pebbles on rough terrains, under Nectarine, in trees, yup!

    (no meaning, yea I know )

    Next word so the ostrich story can continue is:

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    Quote Originally Posted by sana View Post
    Opportunity

    Ostriches peck pebbles on rough terrains, under Nectarine, in trees, yup!

    (no meaning, yea I know )

    Next word so the ostrich story can continue is:

    Upsic
    Under peaceful skies I cry (Boo hoo hoo)

    Boo Hoo Hoo
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    Boo Hoo Hoo

    Beautiful olive ostrich. Heavenly orange ostrich. HELP ostrich outrage!

    Onomatopoeia
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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
    Boo Hoo Hoo

    Beautiful olive ostrich. Heavenly orange ostrich. HELP ostrich outrage!

    Onomatopoeia

    Oh! No! Old man ate the ostrich. Poor ostrich eaten in Australia.


    octopods
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    Ostrich's can take offers periodically on dad's stove.

    omoplatoscopy
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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
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    Ostrich's can take offers periodically on dad's stove.

    omoplatoscopy
    Oh my !! Ostrich's play like a toy on stoves. Could ostrich ?? Please ? Yes !!

    Obdiplostemonous
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    Quote Originally Posted by wombat2u2004 View Post
    Oh my !! Ostrich's play like a toy on stoves. Could ostrich ?? Please ? Yes !!

    Obdiplostemonous

    Ostrich burgers dipped in plumsauce, lavish ostrich steamed, then everyone munches on nutritious ostrich upsidedown steaks.

    ovoviviparous
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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
    Ostrich burgers dipped in plumsauce, lavish ostrich steamed, then everyone munches on nutritious ostrich upsidedown steaks.

    ovoviviparous
    Ostriches vending oranges. Vying in Venezuala in parks and realising ostriches untie shoes.

    obstreperousness
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    Oddly, Betty stopped teaching reptiles etiquette; purportedly, even Rita's ostrich untied Sir Newton's expensive saddle shoes!

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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
    obstreperousness

    Oddly, Betty stopped teaching reptiles etiquette; purportedly, even Rita's ostrich untied Sir Newton's expensive saddle shoes!

    onychotillomania
    Ostriches need yoga,challenges hinder Ostriches tall irregular legs, long odd meandering angled necks inhibit aspirations.

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    My ostrich named Oswald climbs high hedges like azalea, mulberry, yet doesn't even operate under shrubs.


    parapsychology
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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
    My ostrich named Oswald climbs high hedges like azalea, mulberry, yet doesn't even operate under shrubs.


    parapsychology
    Paranoid Aussies race around parks, seeking, yelling, cursing, hollering out "Logical Ostriches get Yankees".

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