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Old 13th July 2010, 10:49 PM
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Oh!....that's bad. By the way, are they native there. Supposingly your place is an island. How do they got over there! Just curious.
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Oh!....that's bad. By the way, are they native there. Supposingly your place is an island. How do they got over there! Just curious.
yeah, the native species...long tail macaque....luckily theres only one species....redang and langkawi has the silver leaf monkey....thats more notorius.
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