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August 4th 07, 12:59 AM
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When does the "re-freeze the ice caps" machine get built? UPDATES?
I hope we re-freeze the polar ice caps soon. I wonder how that gigantic multi-trillion dollar refrigerator for the Poles is working? Has the construction begun yet? Yours Truly, Crackles R. McFarly It's a silly website but aren't they all? http://cracklesmcfarly.blogspot.com/ |
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