its not big foot, its chupacabra!


	its not big foot, its chupacabra!

silvanaraihane

8-13-2008 8:53 PM

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8-14-2008 10:51 AM

tanyamm

It sounds like a dance like the macerena. I ca't figure out how they get the connection with bigfoot though. I've never heard of bigfoot or (sasquatch) being a blood sucker.

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