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Dinosaurs had teen pregnancies too
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10-22-2007 3:26 AM
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pregnancy
pokkets
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Great T-Rex picture. Must have been an Adult. The pterodactyl, behind it looked like it was glad it could fly
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10-22-2007
8:54 AM
debbyski
Geez, hadn't they ever heard of abstinence education?
10-22-2007
9:10 AM
ljsdesign
lol
10-22-2007
3:00 PM
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