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	A llama is in the same family as a pickle. They are also known as cheese pickles, or pemmiwafs.
	They usually eat mentally disturbed cows, or your socks. They will only drink Diet Mtn. Dew and Liquid Cheese. They live inside iceburgs and under your bed. They aren't reccomend as pets, because they hack your internet, Eat your socks, and drink all your mountain dew. This was definetelty not hacked and edited by Dr. Sheldon Cooper.
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			A ''']''' is a South American animal.
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			'''Llama''' may also refer to:

			* ], a large language model from ]
			* ] (LLAMA), an astronomical radio observatory
			* Llama, a term for four strikes in a row in ]
			*], American alternative rock band from Nashville, Tennessee
			*], a Spanish firearms company founded in 1904
			*Library Leadership and Management Association, a division of the ]
			* "Llama", an episode of the television series '']''
			*], in Peru

			==See also==
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			*], a software company
			*], or ilama

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Latest revision as of 10:03, 15 May 2024

A llama is a South American animal. Llama may also refer to:

Llama (language model), a large language model from Meta AI
Large Latin American Millimeter Array (LLAMA), an astronomical radio observatory
Llama, a term for four strikes in a row in ten-pin bowling
Llama (band), American alternative rock band from Nashville, Tennessee
Llama firearms, a Spanish firearms company founded in 1904
Library Leadership and Management Association, a division of the American Library Association
"Llama", an episode of the television series Teletubbies
Llama District (disambiguation), in Peru