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Originally Posted By: Sunil
Dwight and I already have Oh Canada working on a plot of land for us once "Escape from USA" becomes necessary. Things are going slower 'cause we required Blair to create a 100 acre fishing hole for us first.


Sunil, the easiest way to detect something in cold is to look for heat. Your plan may have a few flaws yet, so I would suggest a few bunkers and such within the sewer system of any reasonably large city. The Rat's won't mind laugh You may actually like them, with BBQ sauce laugh

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Sunil, the easiest way to detect something in cold is to look for heat. Your plan may have a few flaws yet, so I would suggest a few bunkers and such within the sewer system of any reasonably large city. The Rat's won't mind laugh You may actually like them, with BBQ sauce laugh


Tastes like chicken especially if you fry it.

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Ken probably knows. I've had 'rat, but it's the type with the vertically flattened tail.


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If Catmando doesn't stop with the roadkill,he may end up with several chopsticks through the heart. You can not take the food that a whole segment of the restaurant industry depends on. There will be repercussions.


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