Argento tackles the growing man-squirrel problem…and incidentally mentions me, the apologist for man-squirrel research.
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very interesting little story... at least he mentioned you. any thoughts on the news of new findings from indonesia?
Well, the red man-squirrels aren't so bad... it's those pesky grey man-squirrel that cause the problems. Pests!
At least they are not as bad as the cephalopod/human hybrids. Can
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They misspelled your blog name. The "n" is missing.