Giant Killer
Giant Killer by #46 July 25, 2004
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Giant Killer Grizzly Moose
Mythical creature that eats kids and grandkids who misbehave. There are two types
Grizzly mooseflapicus - they fly on wings like dragons
Grizzly moosesneakycuss - they don't fly but will catch and eat kids unaware.
Both usual roam around bed time and snatch up kids who are supposed to be in bed.
Very hard to kill and rarely spotted.
Grizzly mooseflapicus - they fly on wings like dragons
Grizzly moosesneakycuss - they don't fly but will catch and eat kids unaware.
Both usual roam around bed time and snatch up kids who are supposed to be in bed.
Very hard to kill and rarely spotted.
We used to hunt giant killer grizzly moose using horrible kids for bait but we ran out of bait- till you showed up.
Giant Killer Grizzly Moose by REM1875 December 8, 2016
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