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    Only unidexters here.
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    Lol. That's brill. Well captured

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    It was strange, as all of them were standing on one leg, not really sure why, but it was very cold.
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    Usually when they stand still they stand on one leg to conserve the other and change when they get tired I think . I heard it some where. Maybe bill Oddie

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    Ha ha how very strange hope you stood on one leg too rolf so that you didn't look the odd one out

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    LOL, no, my camera hand is unsteady at the best of times Bans, so unidextering would not be a good idea.
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