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Don a beard for Darwin

Abrahm

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This promotion is hilarious. It makes me wish I could go to the Bristol zoo with a phony beard.
 
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Im from Bristol and this promtion is on today :D too bad im in work but I will be going to the zoo this Saturday so I will have to pay the standard fee £12.50 :(
 
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It's not a bad zoo, though small. I've been a few times. Aside from a few Poison Arrow frogs though I don't recall any interesting amphibians and no salamanders.
 
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Happy birthday to you,
Happy birthday to you,
Happy birthday Charles Darwin,
Happy birthday to you!
 

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