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: Althouse

"It was on the third night that we found out that the octopus Otto was responsible for the chaos."

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"We knew that he was bored... ... Once we saw him juggling the hermit crabs in his tank..."

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I make an "octopus" tag, do a search, and discover I've already blogged 6 times about octopi.

The blogger was bored... Once we saw her juggling wireless mice at her desk.


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Full post as published by Althouse on November 02, 2008 (boomark / email).

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