I have quit :(

Please don’t post over!

Well I have moved on i guess. I quit CP. I never thought I would. Well because i have quit i will share with you a poem that i made up.

I have played CP for many years

So now that I quit it brings many tears

I will miss all the room i know i will

espiecaly  i will miss the ski hill

I will miss all my friends that still like it

even thought I really quit

Now I know I will never play

But maybe I will come back on some day

-Terraintwist

I hope you enjoyed it (cry)
 

Join my CP Army!

Hello peoples. I’m friends with terraintwist and I want you guys to join my cool new CP army called Sky Force. the link is http://skyforce.wordpress.com/ plz plz plz join. The next 3 to join will get a high rank. and plz be active

halloween storm

the  cloud that use to be at the dojo is now spreading

its towering over the ski villige

andas the caption above is the iceburg so im guessing when the halloween party comes

the whole island will be covered by this humungus cloud

Hi, New Pin

Hi there is a new pin on Club Penguin! To find it look down to the pin tracker or find it out on your own. And i might add some new authers.

I got a new book

I got a new Club Penguin Book! It is called Club Penguin Comics volume 1! It has comics that real ppl sent to the Club Penguin website. Some of them are really funny. Well that it for now. Bye. ALso i need more authers. None of my authers post anymore!

~Terraintwist

Hi

I have come back and now i like playing CP. I will keep playing and writing. Even that i don’t have any more views. I will just give the lastest updates of CP.

P.S.  I am 1000 days old on CP!!!!!!!!

Hi and Bye and hi again then hi then bye

Hi this is my CP blog and i am quiting CP so bye to the CP fans. Hi this blog is now more of  a life blog but still has Clubpenguin in it so hi CP fans and bye because this is the end of my post.(If this is to hard to understand then It means I quit my cp blog to make a blog more about my life with no personel stuff but it has Club Penguin stuff to) (if that was to hard to understand then i started a blog about CP and my life)(J’aime les manchot)(French for “I like penguins”) lol bye

Fall fair is here again

The fall fair is here again. And new prizes and the same fun games!! I have been to the frist fall fair ever, And this one is even better with the puffle circus and extra prizes.

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Club Penguin pins

In Club Penguin there has been lots of pins! Some penguins have some pins some penguins have all pins. My first pin was the shrimp. If ppl are not on vacation then comment your first pin. Also click Here to visit my friend Generatieons site!

~Twist(My new nick name lol)

Q: Is the platypus endangered

A:

The platypus, although found only in the country of Australia (which includes the island state of Tasmania) is not endangered. There was a time when it was under threat, being particularly prized for its fur years ago. The Australian Government lists the platypus as “common but vulnerable”. The International Union for Conservation of Nature lists the platypus as “least concern”. Platypuses are now strictly protected by law.

The platypus is vulnerable because of habitat loss through deforestation, dams and irrigation projects. They have disappeared from South Australia. Tasmanian platypuses are subject to a disease caused by the fungus Mucor amphibiorum, which has fortunately not migrated to the mainland. Affected animals often develop skin lesions or ulcers, and the biggest threat to their survival arises from secondary infection. This can affect the platypus’s ability to maintain body temperature and to hunt properly for food on the bottom of rivers and creeks.

In the past it came closer to extinction but it now has protection by law in the National Parks and Wildlife Act of 1974 (from hunters and fishermen), and the population has grown back to a healthy size. However, there are concerns regarding the destruction of their habitat and awareness of this problem is increasing.