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Re: Waiting on Guppies Critter Report
      Wed Sep 26 2007 12:38 PM

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When you see cows laying down during the day, it means it's going to rain.



Or...their legs are tired from all that standing!

My blue tick beagle (Daisy) who is usually sleeps 95% of the day away and might be the laziest dog on earth has been pacing the house for two days straight. She's going to wear a trench in the floor if she keeps it up much longer.

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* Waiting on Guppies Critter Report jbmusic Wed Sep 26 2007 12:38 PM
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