15 ships set sail for the shelf...
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16 they have not been
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17 icebergs block the path...
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18 must find a way around them
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19 polar bears are growling...
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20 seals are howlingFrom now on, this is how it is going to be, just her and mesigpicComment
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21 sailors scare them away
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22 nature freaks go after the sailorsFrom now on, this is how it is going to be, just her and mesigpicComment
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23 crates of tomatoes have been dropped to help the sailors....
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24 roll on the floorFrom now on, this is how it is going to be, just her and mesigpicComment
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25 are getting ready....
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26 are playing a mixFrom now on, this is how it is going to be, just her and mesigpicComment
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27 are watching....
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28 He is too late
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29 and hoist sail hehe.....
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