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This is our page on our ongoing alternate Victorian Science Fiction world(s) and campaign from (1888 to 1920). You will also find various other information and inspiration on all things VSF, such as WOTWs, Dino Hunting, Steam Powered Whatever and in general, Victorian era mayhem. My Thanks Don M
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Ok Plesiosaurs, man eating plants, irate natives, disease, bad food,
sore feet and bugs I can take.But,
I draw the line at bloody giant squirrels! My God man do you have
no decency? ;-)
LOL, Lost Valley here we come...)
OMG, Bill, that's just so wrong on
multiple levels! LOL
Gentlemen,next you'll be
telling me that you all
question the existence of
the Jackalope! Which every
Texan well tell you is a
well known bit of local
fauna and a historical
fact... ;-P
http://ww2.lafayette.edu/~hollidac/jackalope.html
Bill said...
local fauna and
a historical fact
Nice try Bill but,
I refuse to take the
bait, lol.
Lucky they werent 15mm figs- imagine how huge the squirrel would be then!
Further evidence of the ongoing squirrel scourge!
http://tinyurl.com/2k8g8f
Tas said...
Lucky they werent 15mm figs- imagine how huge the squirrel would be then!
My God Man! Are you trying to give me nightmares? LOL
Bill said...
Gentlemen,next you'll be
telling me that you all
question the existence of
the Jackalope! Which every
Texan well tell you is a
well known bit of local
fauna and a historical
fact... ;-P
LOL, so there is something Texans share with Oklahomans besides a boarder...figures it would be a fictitious animal.....)
La Coloniale said...Some silliness or other...
As I recall you were born in Texas...)
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