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I thought this was going to be an idea about a giant rhinestone covered in rhinos. Of course, [UnaBubba], you've suprised me again. |
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I can never tell. Is this an echo? |
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No, it's a critical comment on US fashions... about a horny, singing rhinoceros in Las Vegas. |
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<Hushed Attenborough Voice>If you're very, very quiet you may even see a rhinestone cow, as hunted by the cowboy of star-spangled rodeo fame.</HAV> |
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I just ran through a bunch of MP3s by a certain stoned rhino. Not a good song in the bunch, but a lot of applauding. |
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Douglas Adams' last book (sadly never completed, working title "The Salmon of Doubt") featured a horny rhinoceros somewhere in the middle of the American desert. |
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Some people see things as they may be and ask, "Why not?" |
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Damn, I knew they wouldn't be able to resist. |
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Damn, I knew they wouldn't be able to resist. |
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