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    Quote Originally Posted by wombat2u2004 View Post
    Paranoid Aussies race around parks, seeking, yelling, cursing, hollering out "Logical Ostriches get Yankees".

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    Yankees take the running ostriches collect ostriches label unite moms babies in time effortlessly.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonny View Post
    Yankees take the running ostriches collect ostriches label unite moms babies in time effortlessly.


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    Ostrich's may manage all things. Ostrich's probably help orphans realise everything.

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    Obdiplostemonous

    Ostriches believe dinosaurs invented photosynthesis. Lukousaurus’ often studied the earth’s movement. Ostriches now use stethoscopes.


    (Are we bored with ostriches yet?)

    palaeoanthropology

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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
    (Are we bored with ostriches yet?)
    Nope

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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
    Obdiplostemonous

    Ostriches believe dinosaurs invented photosynthesis. Lukousaurus’ often studied the earth’s movement. Ostriches now use stethoscopes.


    (Are we bored with ostriches yet?)

    palaeoanthropology
    Palaeoanthropologists always look and excavate on Andalusian neolithic territory. Horse remains of previous obliterated late Oligocene gatherings, yield.

    Oligocene
    Last edited by wombat2u2004; 03-02-2011 at 07:09 PM. Reason: more words

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    Quote Originally Posted by wombat2u2004 View Post
    Palaeoanthropologists always look and excavate on Andalusian neolithic territory. Horse remains of previous obliterated late Oligocene gatherings, yield.

    Oligocene
    Oscar learned in geometry, ostrich's can earn nickels everyday.

    palaeoclimatology

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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
    Oscar learned in geometry, ostrich's can earn nickels everyday.

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    Polite animals like amazing exiting Ostriches can live in many altered terrains, Ostriches love odd graveled yards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonny View Post
    Polite animals like amazing exiting Ostriches can live in many altered terrains, Ostriches love odd graveled yards.

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    Please help ostriches. Save poor helpless ostriches pulling railcars on tracks even in November.

    oxytetracycline

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    phosphoprotein

    Please help ostrich's stop penguins hiring other penguins, reducing ostrich's time, ending in nepotism.

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    Please help ostriches. Save poor helpless ostriches pulling railcars on tracks even in November.

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    operational xubuntu yields test easy to read and compile yet common linux is not easy

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    Quote Originally Posted by kokopup View Post
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    operational xubuntu yields test easy to read and compile yet common linux is not easy

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    Xerxes usurped Bactria. Uighur never teamed up.

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    xenotransplantation

    X-rays eventually noted ostrich tails really are necks. Supposedly people lasered a neck, took a tail, inserted onto necks.



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    Quote Originally Posted by happylabs View Post
    xenotransplantation

    X-rays eventually noted ostrich tails really are necks. Supposedly people lasered a neck, took a tail, inserted onto necks.



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    Few understand critters, it varies, Ostriches run over us silently.

    automobiles

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonny View Post
    Few understand critters, it varies, Ostriches run over us silently.

    automobiles
    And unless two ostriches mating on boxcars ignite lust ? Eggs scramble.

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    ichthyocoprolite (fossilized fish dung)


    Ill chickens have thin hollow yolks, ostriches cast orange pigments round oval lids in their eyes.


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