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It is also known for the staggering number of paedophiles pretending to be fourteen year old girls and the fourteen year old girls who are in turn ready to strip on web-cam for money or simply to get more people to join their user groups. The name Amazon may refer to several concepts:. A major problem in Swedish schools are young girls constantly occupy the library and computer room computers to sit and endlessly chat or message with their friends, thus impeding schoolwork and serious activities. Amazon Guardians of Eden an adventure game developed by Access Software. It is despised by most people that are not members and is considered to be a waste of time. Amazon or Amazonia, was the nom de guerre of a female gladiator. It quickly became very popular with Swedish teenagers, and according to its own figures, it now has about 2 million members, including 80% of Swedes aged 12-24. Amazon (band), formed in 2002.

Having been around since 1996, Lunarstorm officially launched January 1, 2000 with venture capital backing. Dahomey Amazons, an all-female regiment of the African kingdom of Dahomey. The predecessor to Lunarstorm was called "StajlPlejs". Amazons (1986 film). LunarStorm is a virtual community website operated by a company called LunarWorks in Varberg, Sweden. The Amazon, a character from the Nintendo Entertainment System video game Pro Wrestling. The Game of the Amazons, an abstract board game.

Swallows and Amazons is a series of children's books by English author Arthur Ransome. Amazon parrots are a group of parrots native to the New World, which are usually predominantly green. HMS Amazon, name of many ships of the Royal Navy. Perhaps as P120 in the US.

Volvo Amazon, a car model from Volvo. Amazon.com, the large online store that began as an online book store but which has expanded as a seller of many goods. Amazônia Legal, a government-designated economic and environmental development region covering 61% of Brazil. Amazonas State, Venezuela.

Amazonas State, Brazil. Amazonas Region, Peru. Amazonas Department, Colombia. Amazonas, the name of several administrative divisions in South America named after the river, including: