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September 03, 2004

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Momotaro

Can I chime in the the little none factoid that 83% of all statistics are made up? :-)

Sonya

You are really funny. Yet what you say is 100% true.

Sonya

By the way your information about the difference between locust and cicadas was very useful. I just won 40$ on a bet.

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