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gatchabert
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 Chupacabra in TX?? http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzzlog/92971?fp=1Just saw this bit of news and the last line is pretty funny: Quote: Sort of like the Mona Lisa or a really stellar collection of garden gnomes. There's a video as well which they say is pretty gross but it really isn't...at least to me it isn't.
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Re: Chupacabra in TX?? That dog is the weakest excuse for a monster ever. Booo!
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Grapefruit Goblin
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Re: Chupacabra in TX?? Your looking at the frozen carktis!
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Future_Man
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Re: Chupacabra in TX?? I saw this clip. I won't laugh it off until a biologist--a CREDITED biologist--takes a look at it. Like anything else, if someone has nothing to "hide", let the "experts" examine it. Don't just stuff it and throw it on your shelf. I DO find it interesting that the animal has no fur, but a leathery skin. If this was a "fresh kill", then this is not a dog. Even canines with the thinnest fur do not have 80-year-old-on-Miami-Beach-skin.
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Grapefruit Goblin
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Re: Chupacabra in TX?? Some do.  The Chinese Crested 
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Re: Chupacabra in TX?? there's been a spat of these hairless dog-beasts in the southwest over the last two-three years, every time someone cries "chupacabra"
the chupacabra is out there, but i doubt this is it
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Re: Chupacabra in TX?? uberboy wrote: the chupacabra is out there Really? I'm happy to sign up to a yeti, possibly even bigfoot, definitely deep sea oddities and the big cats in the UK, but maybe i don't know enough about the chupacabra because i don't believe in that. In all honesty, what makes you think it's real?
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Rich
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Re: Chupacabra in TX?? Damn you nailed it on the head with that one.
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VELOCITRON
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Re: Chupacabra in TX?? Grapefruit Goblin wrote: Some do.
The Chinese Crested
This looks more like the Sumatran Rat Monkey from Dead/Alive than anything else.
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Grapefruit Goblin
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Re: Chupacabra in TX?? Zingaya!
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