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Is Osteoporosis that disease I can get from being 'too friendly' with my Ostrich? |
Is Osteoporosis that disease I can get from being 'too friendly' with my Ostrich? Sorry.... Good luck with that Sweetie! nope. Hmm, the bone density times the square of the hypotenuse= the sum of the squares of the other two sides.... yes that's it! Stay away from dem ostriches! And dose dinghies! ;-) We have a break thru here!! Sheesh! everyone knows that! lol I'm not sure....maybe you shouldn't be too friendly with a stupid bird like that because you're going to catch something. If you have to ask, it's already too late isn't it. You shoulda buried it in the sand instead. |
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