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Boys admit killing more than 20 animals in break-in
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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Maybe they missunderstood. And though all animals go to heaven. Looked around earth. And decided they were helping.
Nah its the sort of bulshit statement only a lawyer can make.. without throwing up in the judges lap.
The first paragraph - PETA would approve 🤣
As an atheist. I'm pretty sure tge flying spaghetti monster boils and strains all deceased equally.
If you follow Richard Dawkins you will evolve into darwinclaus after the next nothingness