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Our Team James Brown James is an inquisitive, creative person who loves to write. He has an insatiable curiosity and loves to learn about bugs and insects. He is an avid collector and enjoys sharing his knowledge and discoveries with others. His enthusiasm for the natural world is infectious and he loves to talk about new species and their habits. He often takes time to observe the small wonders of nature and document them in his writings. Tina Hornbuckle Tina is a passionate and creative writer with a unique interest in bugs and insects. She is always exploring new ways to express her love for these creatures through writing and research. She is always looking for new ways to learn more about them and share her knowledge with others. She is determined, curious, and loves to explore the world around her.

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Our Team James Brown James is an inquisitive, creative person who loves to write. He has an insatiable curiosity and loves to learn about bugs and insects. He is an avid collector and enjoys sharing his knowledge and discoveries with others. His enthusiasm for the natural world is infectious and he loves to talk about new species and their habits. He often takes time to observe the small wonders of nature and document them in his writings. Tina Hornbuckle Tina is a passionate and creative writer with a unique interest in bugs and insects. She is always exploring new ways to express her love for these creatures through writing and research. She is always looking for new ways to learn more about them and share her knowledge with others. She is determined, curious, and loves to explore the world around her.
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myrmepropagandist (futurebird@sauropods.win)'s status on Sunday, 16-Jun-2024 22:11:49 JST myrmepropagandist
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As far as I can tell these people are phantoms. That's cruel on multiple levels. If I was not familiar with this SEO trick I'd spend time looking for them both (to politely tell them about the errors in their blog... which I would assume they would care about since they love insects.)
But I know what this is now. It's probably the exterminators. To get their page ranks up they need "legitimate" pages... like personal blogs by enthusiasts to link to them.
They are pretending to be *ME*😡😳😩

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