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Jan 20, 2021
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RdF3
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Turns out science told us that what people were actually seeing were large eels.
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What do we know about the Loch Ness monster? Is it for sure a reptile? Could it have kneecaps?
TCuz
Disgraced Rules President
1/20/21 7:20am
The only things we know for sure is that it exists and it is our underwater ally
kcca
1/20/21 7:28am
Thanks to Sir Kirk Godfried Nessie is protected
WP17
1/20/21 7:35am
RE: The only things we know for sure is that it exists and it is our underwater
MormonThug
1/20/21 8:56am
Turns out science told us that what people were actually seeing were large eels.
RdF3
1/20/21 7:28am
It does not have knee caps, but it has gnarly talons.
PhilPete
1/20/21 7:31am
This is what we know.
Jeffacka
1/20/21 7:32am
People really gotta get real.
SinkingQuffa
1/20/21 7:45am
It's basically a swimming brontosaurus, but probably a bit smaller than the dino
TailgateU
1/20/21 9:14am
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