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Posted: **16-08-2005 21:17**

It moves from London in England to one of the Londons in the USA

Posted: **16-08-2005 21:19**

is that exactly halfway around the world?
and what animal would that be?

Posted: **16-08-2005 21:25**

One of the billions of doves from Trafalgar square

Posted: **16-08-2005 21:25**

not small enough and the creature is something that couldnt live in the place where it lives

Posted: **17-08-2005 01:05**

Hunh. It's a penguin, and it lived on the South Pole. When it traveled "halfway around the world," it actually moved only a few yards because the circle of latitude was so tiny.

Posted: **17-08-2005 07:24**

Yeah, that's a cool idea

Posted: **17-08-2005 11:02**

They aren't doves, they're dirty, nasty pidgeons. Flying rats

Posted: **17-08-2005 11:27**

a goldfish in a bowl?

Posted: **17-08-2005 15:27**

There's a london in Ontario, I haven't heard of any other Londons on the continent of north america
...At least I think it was Ontario, it's been a while since I thought geographically

Posted: **17-08-2005 15:28**

Places called London

Posted: **17-08-2005 19:08**

good ideas sam_atoms is close

Right place wrong creature and reason

Posted: **17-08-2005 19:10**

What else lives at south pole?

Posted: **17-08-2005 19:13**

The creature doesnt live there

Think about what is one the other side of the planet from there and how it ends up being the same place

its got something to do with the creature

Posted: **17-08-2005 19:58**

Wait ..... So it doesn't live in its home? I'm starting to think you're confusing us on purpose ..... waaaaagggh ......

Posted: **17-08-2005 19:59**

Oh it does live there in one sense but the phisical from of the creature doesnt live there

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