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Old 09-29-2008, 11:10 AM #1
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Default growing fur to help healing...
...after reading cloudz article about how petting a furry creature could help heal...

I've decided to become a chia pet...

if anyone needs some healing petting, please let me know...

it's free....

three different petting styles available...zoo not included....



please make appointments. Have your people schedule with my chia petple...
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