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I don't ever want to take advantage of him. mydesire: @sylvanus well, she won't let me in on it. * pout* but good things come to those who wait. sylvanus: @pagankinktress you and I should plan something stimulating for this week for her. sylvanus: @pagankinktress I'm looking forward to playing some of them out soon ... sylvanus: @pagankinktress I'm finally home.

At Longing's End 2009

That's why we need a body break LOL mydesire: @sylvanus "I'm glad we already fucked tonight so that we can go to bed." (thanks for reminding me) LOL sylvanus: @debaucheddiva our bed is suddenly turning into a Twitter common sylvanus: @mydesire it was like having handles!

At Longing's End 2009

Leave a Reply mydesire: @sylvanus oh i see ... well I read that as you wouldnt give a fuck about anything that happened to me sylvanus: Well everyone, it's been real.

At Longing's End 2008

Leave a Reply mydesire: @sylvanus oh i see ... well I read that as you wouldnt give a fuck about anything that happened to me sylvanus: Well everyone, it's been real.

At Longing's End 2008

Well-written. on December 14, 2007 at 8: 21 am | Reply sylvanus thank you

To: the hearing impaired me. Love: the deaf me. « 2007

A number of rare and endemic mammals are still present in these conifer forests, including the threatened Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus), and the last individuals of the Barbary leopard (Panthera pardus subsp. panthera).

Mediterranean conifer and mixed forests 2007

Barbary macaques (Macaca sylvanus VU) and Barbary sheep (Ammotragus lervia VU) may be found in this ecoregion as well.

Mediterranean woodlands and forests 2007

Mammals found in this region include the only African endemic species of deer, Cervus elaphus barbarus, the Barbary leopard (Panthera pardus panthera), the Barbary macaque (Macaca sylvanus), and before its extinction in the 1930s, the Atlas lion (Panthera leo leo).

Mediterranean conifer and mixed forests 2007

From the so-called Barbary ape (M. sylvanus) to the Japanese snow monkey (M. fuscata), the twenty-two recognized species of macaques occupy a wide range of habitats on World Island.

Archive 2006-11-01 2006

From the so-called Barbary ape (M. sylvanus) to the Japanese snow monkey (M. fuscata), the twenty-two recognized species of macaques occupy a wide range of habitats on World Island.

Macaca 2006