More silliness
The llama song has proven so popular that I have to add another silly Sunday post.
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Sunday, August 21, 2005
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3 comments:
strange. Relaxing yet empowering. Ideal for first thing on a Monday morning.
Here's another peice of silliness, the new trailer/website for Civilisation 4.
http://www.civanon.com/
Oh. My. God.
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