The Loch Ness Monster.
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A loch is a mainly Scottish-used word which basically means a lake or reservoir, e.g. Loch Ness. An example of it in a sentence is... "Let's all go fishing in the Loch, there are loads of fish down there!"
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The first sighting of the Loch Ness Monster was in March 1933 by a passing couple named Mr. and Mrs. John Mackay. They parked their car and saw something big, black, and shiny make huge waves the size of a ship would make.
You can probably find it at a cake shop, but there are also some recipes out there on how to make it.
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The food at that restaurant isn't great, but it's edible, and they're open 24 hours a day.How was I supposed to know that the roses on the cake weren't edible?They sent us one of those edible flower arrangements that are made of fruit.
Since there is still considerable debate about whether there actually is such a creature as the Loch Ness Monster, it is a bit premature to make any definitive statement about its color, nonetheless, if there is such a creature, it may very well be green. It would probably be a reptile, and most reptiles are green.
A loch ness monster is a creature which has been claimed to be seen throughout the world. By many reportings it has flippers, and a long neck. One reporting has been ruled fake. The man who reported it had a toy submarine and put a fake neck on it. The name originated from where it was supposeively first sawn, in the lake Loch Ness. This is in my own words. Not from a website.