New Video Challenge

Mon., Jan. 21, 2008

The Spokesman-Review

This is the .TXT Video Challenge No. 10, and it involves a movie called “Nate the Reptile Guy,” found at http://blip.tv/ file/ 52730/.

The challenge: What kind of creature is Gigantor, which Nate, a Spokane-area resident, takes care of and expects to live another 30 years?

We’ll provide a $5 coffee card to the person sending in the correct answer first.

Send replies to TXT@spokesman.com.

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