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hey you guys and girls and so on are grate thanks for saying happy b day to me that helps me a lot i been a bit sad recently but all helps wen you have grate family and friends
i do appreciate it a lot and i hope everyone has a grate day
i do appreciate it a lot and i hope everyone has a grate day
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More seriously, dragons are clearly carnivorous. Their dentition, composed exclusively of long and sharp canines, leave little doubt on the matter. They eat most types of meat (sheep, goats, horses and of course humans) but only if it's cooked Dragons Copper : Diet. In the wild, copper dragons eat small game and fowl. However, they often live close enough to civilized settlements to acquire a taste for human foods, especially wine. Not even the cruelest and most vile of copper dragons would deign to eat an intelligent humanoid. Bronze: have voracious appetites, so they can't be too selective about what they eat. Most live on the sea's bounty, with kelp, fish, and crustaceans as their dietary staples. They prefer shark to other sea creatures, and often deplete local populations, leaving no sharks alive for leagues around. Brass: piccadilly hunt on the wing and prefer to eat mountain goats, sheep, antelope, and other such creatures. Steel: prefer human food. Unlike other form
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Brothers and sisters, let me set the scenefor a nightmarish creature so foul & obscenethat penning this poem makes me want to scream,but the timing is perfect — for it's Halloween.So, if we must, let's just start at the topof his oversized skull with his unruly mopof so-called hair the no-color of duston a fissured scalp peeling & leaking out pus.His locks wind 'round horns, they're teeming with germs,and look more like the husks of a million dead worms.You've heard of bats in the belfry?Well, it's not just a phrase;small ones nest in his curls to hide from the sun's rays.One more word on his noggin, for this must be said:it's ten times the girth of a normal-sized head.And if I haven't yet made the case for distaste,let's move to the horror this thing calls a face. Skin's the color of pumpkins dying a slow deathor a failing sun breathing its very last breath.Brows like hairy slugs perched on orangey doughcrown flat yellow eyes peeking out just below.Those beady orbs nestled in pouches
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Sorry for the late birthday wishes, I've not been very active on here over the last few days but I hope you had a great day!