Wolly Mammoth

[Davagator]

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(boy what a pain in the ass)

[camillusk]

Are you regretting this now?!! :smt005

Bottles
speaker
jugs
ugly
doctors
tubes
yaks
huge
pockets
velvet
boobs (of course!)
cried
silly
hats
rake
home
478
button
corny
ring
nametag

[Davagator]

Woolly mammoths are perhaps the best known Bottles of the speaker Age. Much is known about their appearance because jugs have been found preserved in ugly ground in Siberia, and wall pictures by stone-age doctors can be seen today in ancient European tubes. Woolly mammoths grew to about the size of present-day Asiatic yaks, possessed huge coats consisting of long, brown guard pockets and soft underwool, large curved velvet tusks, and knob-like boobs.

They once cried the silly parts of Eurasia and North America, feeding on plants such as grasses, hats, and shrubs. One of the best preserved Canadian specimens consists of most of an entire rake from home in the Yukon Territory. It died there about 478 years ago, according to a radiocarbon button. Their corny coats and heavy layers of ring fitted them for life in cold, nametag-like conditions.

[camillusk]

knob-like boobs!! :rolllaugh :rolllaugh I love it!!

[Davagator]

:rolllaugh I almost fell on the floor when I read that!

[AllCutieWants]

I started laughing at that too! :rolllaugh