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"Rocket Girls" and animals for the upcoming Christmas show

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November 6th, 2010 admin Posted in Extreme funny stuff, Funny animals | No Comments »

October 26, United States, "Rocket Girls" dance troupe with camels, sheep and other animals appear together before the Radio City in New York, for the upcoming Christmas show. This year’s Radio City Christmas large performance will be held November 5 to December 30.

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