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Layla (
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2006
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07:14 pm
hee
Today's amusing classified ad -- discovered while reading the paper on my lunch break:
... which also made me immediately think of "The Emperor's New Groove", too.
(Note: Phone number blurred to protect the llama.)
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ldragoon.livejournal.com
2006-09-29 05:23 am (UTC)
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Oh my gawd! I want the llama!!!
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laylalawlor.livejournal.com
2006-09-29 03:59 pm (UTC)
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Me too!
I wonder if Orion would mind if I brought home a llama...
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polarbee.livejournal.com
2006-09-29 08:00 pm (UTC)
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The only thing I can think of is "only in Alaska."
I also wonder what constitutes a crazy llama?
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humanplacebo.livejournal.com
2006-09-30 12:29 am (UTC)
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It's currently listed in the online classifieds. I'm worried that this situation might not have a happy ending for the llama. Not many people are equipped to properly care for livestock.
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polarbee.livejournal.com
2006-09-30 12:40 am (UTC)
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Which could be why it's listed. Perhaps it's more a crazy owner issue.
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laylalawlor.livejournal.com
2006-09-30 04:43 am (UTC)
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I also wonder what constitutes a crazy llama?
This reminds me of Orion's comment about brain damage in dogs -- how in the world does one tell it apart from their normal behavior?
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I wonder if Orion would mind if I brought home a llama...
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I also wonder what constitutes a crazy llama?
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This reminds me of Orion's comment about brain damage in dogs -- how in the world does one tell it apart from their normal behavior?