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Ursa major · 2nd March 2009, 03:03 PM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and

pyan · 2nd March 2009, 04:24 PM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal

AE35Unit · 2nd March 2009, 04:28 PM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins

Ursa major · 2nd March 2009, 04:49 PM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but

Interference · 2nd March 2009, 05:16 PM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless

AE35Unit · 2nd March 2009, 11:59 PM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his

Ursa major · 3rd March 2009, 12:06 AM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new

AE35Unit · 3rd March 2009, 12:17 AM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful

Interference · 3rd March 2009, 01:03 AM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance

Dave · 3rd March 2009, 01:23 AM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined

thepaladin · 3rd March 2009, 01:39 AM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the

Dave · 3rd March 2009, 01:46 AM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the way

Interference · 3rd March 2009, 01:49 AM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the way others

thepaladin · 3rd March 2009, 02:14 AM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the way others reacted

Dave · 3rd March 2009, 09:00 AM

The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue.

"Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the way others reacted when

2nd March 2009, 03:03 PM	#76 (permalink)
Ursa major Bearly Believable Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: UK: ENGLAND: Posts: 12,141	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and

2nd March 2009, 04:24 PM	#77 (permalink)
pyan Cogito ergo doleo... Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Southampton Posts: 7,915	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal

2nd March 2009, 04:28 PM	#78 (permalink)
AE35Unit ]==[]===© • Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Darlington Posts: 5,585	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins

2nd March 2009, 04:49 PM	#79 (permalink)
Ursa major Bearly Believable Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: UK: ENGLAND: Posts: 12,141	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but

2nd March 2009, 05:16 PM	#80 (permalink)
Interference Destroyer of Words Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Ireland Posts: 2,575 Blog Entries: 11	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless

2nd March 2009, 11:59 PM	#81 (permalink)
AE35Unit ]==[]===© • Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Darlington Posts: 5,585	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his

3rd March 2009, 12:06 AM	#82 (permalink)
Ursa major Bearly Believable Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: UK: ENGLAND: Posts: 12,141	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new

3rd March 2009, 12:17 AM	#83 (permalink)
AE35Unit ]==[]===© • Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Darlington Posts: 5,585	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful

3rd March 2009, 01:03 AM	#84 (permalink)
Interference Destroyer of Words Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Ireland Posts: 2,575 Blog Entries: 11	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance

3rd March 2009, 01:23 AM	#85 (permalink)
Dave Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London Posts: 13,791 Blog Entries: 1	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined

3rd March 2009, 01:39 AM	#86 (permalink)
thepaladin Holy Knight Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Tennessee Posts: 527	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the

3rd March 2009, 01:46 AM	#87 (permalink)
Dave Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London Posts: 13,791 Blog Entries: 1	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the way

3rd March 2009, 01:49 AM	#88 (permalink)
Interference Destroyer of Words Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Ireland Posts: 2,575 Blog Entries: 11	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the way others

3rd March 2009, 02:14 AM	#89 (permalink)
thepaladin Holy Knight Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Tennessee Posts: 527	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the way others reacted

3rd March 2009, 09:00 AM	#90 (permalink)
Dave Wherever I Am, I'm There Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Greater London Posts: 13,791 Blog Entries: 1	Re: The Lets-start-a-story game! The only time I saw Zubenelgenubi 3 without either Hare or Burke, remarkably, was also the funniest. There was nothing particularly unusual about his appearance, but I have rarely seen hair quite as profuse, curly or as blue. "Accident" was his initial description, written hastily before he had a clue that there could ever have been an accidental nature attributed to the colour. Naturally, chromatic variations indicate a tendency to develop Hairline Discolouration between the lateral and dorsal fins, but nevertheless his new colourful appearance determined the way others reacted when

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