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It's World Hippo Day

 
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I wanted a hippo when I was a child.  They are majestic creatures and they were always portrayed as cute and friendly in the cartoons.  And then I grew up and learned that they were majestic, but not actually cute or friendly.  So nowadays, I am satisfied to admire them from afar.  

   
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