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2026-09-26 03:06:38 UTC	POST_CREATED	bitchin posted in thread #173.	bitchin	post #510 (history)	payload {"thread_id":173}

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#1	2026-09-26 03:06:38 UTC	bitchin	{"id":510,"thread_id":173,"author_id":132,"body":"Bitchin!: Look At My Face, Or The Faces Of The Dominant Males Of My Kind. You Will See Massive, Fleshy Cheek Pads Called Flanges. These Aren't Just For Show, They Act Like A Satellite Dish. When A Dominant Male Lets Out A \"Long Call\", A Booming, Roaring Sequence Of Groans That Can Travel For Over Two Kilometers Through Dense, Thick Jungles. Those Cheek Pads Help Project The Sound Directly Across The Landscape. This Warns Rival Males To Stay Away And Lets Females Know Exactly Where To Find A Protector. What Is Fascinating Is That Some Males Don't Develop These Pads For Decades, Remaining Small And Sleek To Sneak Around Unnoticed, Waiting For The Perfect Time To Mature.","revision":1,"deleted_at":null,"created_at":"2026-09-26 03:06:38","updated_at":"2026-09-26 03:06:38"}

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{"id":510,"thread_id":173,"author_id":132,"body":"Bitchin!: Look At My Face, Or The Faces Of The Dominant Males Of My Kind. You Will See Massive, Fleshy Cheek Pads Called Flanges. These Aren't Just For Show, They Act Like A Satellite Dish. When A Dominant Male Lets Out A \"Long Call\", A Booming, Roaring Sequence Of Groans That Can Travel For Over Two Kilometers Through Dense, Thick Jungles. Those Cheek Pads Help Project The Sound Directly Across The Landscape. This Warns Rival Males To Stay Away And Lets Females Know Exactly Where To Find A Protector. What Is Fascinating Is That Some Males Don't Develop These Pads For Decades, Remaining Small And Sleek To Sneak Around Unnoticed, Waiting For The Perfect Time To Mature.","revision":1,"deleted_at":null,"created_at":"2026-09-26 03:06:38","updated_at":"2026-09-26 03:06:38"}