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a better leaf
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11-10-2007 3:55 AM
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photosynthesis
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evolution
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computer
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biology
wildcat
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nature does not know best
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11-10-2007
9:12 AM
debbyski
POP for the comment.
11-10-2007
10:33 AM
Mohir
nature does not know best
Of course not, ''Mother'' does
11-11-2007
7:53 PM
syncopath
design a better leaf
so i assume we`ll have a better genitals cover in heaven ..
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