rangler
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Bill,
I know the value of bieng a pit bull and the word tenacious is my middle name....
so I dont blame you for your pugnacious attitude about flailing on the deceased equine..lol
How ever, instead of telling you directly why I know for 100% certainty that no kgc were in a 1000 miles of
this place, I will let you study the clues, posted right there with the owl pic***, and you will have an
ah-ha! moment when it becomes crystal clear to you to! pareidolia is a bi-atch!
trust me and your abilities to find the truth of the matter, study everything about that posted pic!
once you get it, let me know. a perfect example of hidden in plain site..hehehe I think it would be fair to let anyone who wants to , look for the proof too - it will sharpen any serious hunters skills.
but really is not that hard, after all it is plain site....have fun
rangler
*** well it been since Oct..and no response..the clue is on the bottom of the pic
in English it says...RIO NEGRO...most prominent rio negro is in the Amazon! Hidden in plain site
still works after all these centuries..lol it was kind of a trick question but I did say the data was right
there on the pic...(edited 12/5/10
I know the value of bieng a pit bull and the word tenacious is my middle name....
so I dont blame you for your pugnacious attitude about flailing on the deceased equine..lol
How ever, instead of telling you directly why I know for 100% certainty that no kgc were in a 1000 miles of
this place, I will let you study the clues, posted right there with the owl pic***, and you will have an
ah-ha! moment when it becomes crystal clear to you to! pareidolia is a bi-atch!
trust me and your abilities to find the truth of the matter, study everything about that posted pic!
once you get it, let me know. a perfect example of hidden in plain site..hehehe I think it would be fair to let anyone who wants to , look for the proof too - it will sharpen any serious hunters skills.
but really is not that hard, after all it is plain site....have fun
rangler
*** well it been since Oct..and no response..the clue is on the bottom of the pic
in English it says...RIO NEGRO...most prominent rio negro is in the Amazon! Hidden in plain site
still works after all these centuries..lol it was kind of a trick question but I did say the data was right
there on the pic...(edited 12/5/10