Kangaroo Farts to Save the Planet


	Kangaroo Farts to Save the Planet

ColoradoRight

12-7-2007 12:20 PM

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australia, kangaroo, methane, global warming

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Kangaroo farts - the saving of the world.

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12-7-2007 4:09 PM

willhelm

These people are nuts!!

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