The gills, oh the gills...

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There's something about axolotls. The smoothness...the...I don't know....sordidness. I have a late night otter forum...we dress up, no tongues though mister...axolotls...me...axolotls...energy...
 
I'll have what he's having.
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Better make it three.
 
Notice how Andy Newman and Mike Rees have the same IP address? weird.
 
yeah joan i noticed that too.. his name made me remember the post about the play. whats this dude playing at? andy/mike whats up?
 
Same IP as "Herman G. Axolotl" as well. One person, multiple identities. This sounds like a case for the AxolotlSquad!
 
Hero Joan, one member of the Squad's been in... and lost interest. Awayyyy.. .
 
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