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ok sure, I'm sure you are right :bulbasip:
Yes...they might have to wash the blood off it but it'll make great article of clothing in the summer time. Alpaca wool has great moisture wicking properties and is antibacterial and odor free so the inquisition will be cool and nice smelling as they slay heretics in the 90 degree heat.
 

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Yes...they might have to wash the blood off it but it'll make great article of clothing in the summer time. Alpaca wool has great moisture wicking properties and is antibacterial and odor free so the inquisition will be cool and nice smelling as they slay heretics in the 90 degree heat.
why do you know so much about murdering alpacas???? :pepesword:
 
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why do you know so much about murdering alpacas???? :pepesword:
Because I'm a professional alpaca farmer. It's what I do for a living.

lol JK

One of my hobbies hiking. I frequently do day hikes so it's very important to have good moisture wicking clothing so you can stay cool and dry outdoors. Merino wool is one of the most popular fabric for socks outdoors but alpaca wool has slowly starting becoming a popular in the outdoors comunity because alpaca wool is softer, stronger, warmer, retains less water than merino wool.

So I'm switching over to alpaca wool for socks and sweaters :bulbasip:
 

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Because I'm a professional alpaca farmer. It's what I do for a living.

lol JK

One of my hobbies hiking. I frequently do day hikes so it's very important to have good moisture wicking clothing so you can stay cool and dry outdoors. Merino wool is one of the most popular fabric for socks outdoors but alpaca wool has slowly starting becoming a popular in the outdoors comunity because alpaca wool is softer, stronger, warmer, retains less water than merino wool.

So I'm switching over to alpaca wool for socks and sweaters :bulbasip:
Oh I see :passcodea: thats actually a good explanation for why you want those socks...

BUT DON'T KILL THEM!!! :pepenani:
 

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