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Eric! Did you see this???

:rofl: Me too Heather! I was actually going to post this, and then I saw that Fred beat me to it.
 
Ahhhh... No one "beat" anyone to it. LOL. I just happened to see it first! ;)

Guess it doesn't interest Eric, though. LOL.

Edit... And that's okay! LOL.
 
It was funny to me... You've often said, "Chupacabra this... Chupacabra that". You were first in line when I saw that one possibly had been caught. LOL.
 
:roflmao:
I lurves me some chupacabras!

Those Yahoo! comments are always a "profound" riot, too. *rolls eyes*

I definitely think the finding of El Chupacabra needs to be in the WIR.
:roflmao:

NOTE : I've been thinking about changing over from a sagittarius to a chupacabrius for a long time. :laugh:
 
On one of the stations, they have a show called "MonsterQuest" - which I watch for kicks. They had a show about "Chupacabras" and this one looks a lot like the one a woman had found. In the show, I think they said it was either a coyote or a feral dog with mange. BUT to now have 2 that look almost alike... just whoa!
 
How many Mexican hairless mutts (dominant mutation) are we going to have to see before even American's are smart enough to stop believing in a stupid myth? LOL. Funny how they are always found in hispanic areas, eh? LOL.

Just funny. Thanks,
KJ
 
Gotta love lore, eh?
 

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WOW! What a beautiful dog! I didn't realize that there was a dog that even remotely looked like that.

However, the "chupacabra" part was mostly for Eric's benefit. :grin01:
 
KJUN said:
How many Mexican hairless mutts (dominant mutation) are we going to have to see before even American's are smart enough to stop believing in a stupid myth? LOL. Funny how they are always found in hispanic areas, eh? LOL.

Just funny. Thanks,
KJ
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Off Topic, but you aren't making some kind of racial "hasty generalization" here, are you? ;)
 
vetusvates said:
Oh, KJ, leave me and my chupacabra dreams alone.
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Are they similar to my goat and sheep dreams?

vetusvates said:
Next you'll be trying to shatter my hopes that there really is a Sasquatch, somewhere, and that he really should not be messed with.
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Swamp Yeti. The rest are myths. Swamp Yetis are real, though. ...or it is a cajun bred to a hog. I'm not sure.

vetusvates said:
Off Topic, but you aren't making some kind of racial "hasty generalization" here, are you? ;)
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If it'll start another 500-post argument, then that is exactly what I mean. I'm not sure what it was, but it meant just to each individual exactly what it would mean to manage to irk them off as much as possible. Yes. That's what I meant exactly. Whatever it was. ;)
 
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