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September 12, 2007

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You see?... even the military is jumping on the green bandwagon. I think any nation that uses environmentally friendly killing machines or mega-bombs ought to receive carbon credits every time they use one.

My guess is that it actually uses a lot of oxygen and produces a lot of carbon dioxide. But I'm picky like that!

Achei por acaso o seu site. Muito legal (cool). Will be back later. Regards,

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