"Houston, we have a (Crazy Ant) problem"


	"Houston, we have a (Crazy Ant) problem"

tabsey

5-18-2008 7:37 AM

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homesick, slave, ants, cause, havoc

tabsey says:

Bloody illegal immigrants. Obviously home sick and lost emotionally. Maybe beaches made from Carribean sand would distract them.

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