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Topic: A hull full of turtles  (Read 1411 times)

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GrimKeeper

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Woodrow is a cool looking little turtle guitarzan. Do you run him through mazes?


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Not yet, he has a big cage with lots of stuff for him to check out, which he does, he stares at the mirror sometimes, and hangs out in the pool, he goes freaking loco when I put a big night crawler in the pool. I was thinking of rigging up a turtle/hamster wheel and seeing if I can train him to hit the treadmill.
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