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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Zoo Art--Chuck Darvin getting his groove on at the Antwerp Zoo
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Wade G. Burck
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8 comments:
Might that be "Darwin" by the way
Chic,
When he is authoring ON THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES, he is Charles Darwin. When he has his groove on, he is Chuck Darvin. She is not going to find him in the phone book tomorrow.
Wade
I never left them in need
of aquiring a solicitor so
I could ALWAYS use my name
Wade - Looks to me like she is giving him the finger.
Jeannie
Chic,
That's a fact. I know. Because I told a few of them my name was Chic Silber, and they never came back, with or without a solicitor.
Wade
Jeannie,
That's not a finger. They are negotiating. She wanted 2 Franklin's, but she settled for 1.
Wade
That part about not coming back
sounds like someone we both
knew quite well but I don't
speak badly of the deceased
Did you have any better luck
by using your own name
Chic,
Scored well with my name. Scored big time using Gunther Gebel Williams.
Wade
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