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Save the Goondocks
Milwaukee, WI - Bleeagh - Wednesday, April 27th, 2005 : goo
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Civil engineers left a map to buried treasure along a major avenue. Who knows what kind of rich stuff lies beneath all that tar and stone? Just to be sure, I kept my eye open for booty traps.
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elaine: 27th Apr 2005 - 07:07 GMT
It's kind of them to leave us these clues to their reality, they seem to be really trying, bless them
Peter: 27th Apr 2005 - 15:14 GMT
you should start digging for treasure in the middle of hte avenue :)
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