Here's some turkey fun for you to enjoy!

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Here's some turkey fun for you to enjoy!

Hi there, Friend!

Here's a fun filled screensaver just in time for the
Thanksgiving holidays that everyone always gets a real kick
out of!

It's called the "Turkey Shoot" screensaver! You can
download it from here:

http://www.scenicreflections.com/media/111959/Turkey_Shoot!_3D_Screensaver/

Ok, so this one's not so scenic nor reflective, but it is a
blast, so to speak, and it's free, too!

The famous Turkey Shoot Screensaver puts an obviously and
understandably worried turkey squarely in your cross hairs!

This funny, cartoon screensaver provides you with a choice
of three weapons: a stick of dynamite, a bow and arrow,
or a rifle.

You can watch the computer play against the turkey, or press
"i" to go interactive and play against the computer.

This free, full-version screensaver will provide you with
hours of entertainment, I promise you!

Enjoy it and have a great day!

~ Paul Diemer, President
http://www.ScenicReflections.com

P.S. Here's the link to the download page to begin your
Thanksgiving holiday Turkey spree!

http://www.scenicreflections.com/media/111959/Turkey_Shoot!_3D_Screensaver/

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November 20th, 2007 at 10:02 am

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