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Re: The animals from Homeward Bound [Re: danlennon3]
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"HERE COMES THE DOG, STRONG AND BRAVE *WOOF*!!"

*falls in hole*

:loldongs: every time


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Re: The animals from Homeward Bound [Re: NWlight]
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Milo and Otis was my shit.


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Re: The animals from Homeward Bound [Re: danielx]
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danielx said:
i just downloaded homeward bound because of this thread.

Childhood was really grand, wasnt it?


Yes it was.
I don't think i would enjoy being a kid today.
I don't think my niece and nephews have ever climbed a tree.:nonono:


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Re: The animals from Homeward Bound [Re: thoughts]
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That's insane.
I still climb trees!

That's what caterpillars do :igor:


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Re: The animals from Homeward Bound [Re: Acaterpillar]
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theres a HUGE tree (read: MASSIVE), the bottom branches are about 9-12 inches in diameter) and if you climb all the way to the top there's a small wood platform someone built that overlooks the whole valley (literally 150-200 meters tall) smokin bowls up there by myself is one of the most peaceful experiences i've ever had.  gotta do it again once the weather turns around.


i think it's a redwood, those things get big


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