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Big frogs and little frogs

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12-29-2006, 08:13 PM

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Big frogs and little frogs

Here's a very cool story/fable that transcribes extremely well to an overview of 'life and the powers that be

lol .. enjoy ~ The Big s and The Little s

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Well, what can I say?....Food for thought.

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