Note the Rare and Wonderful Staff of Something or Other, on the table which signifies something. Also a preserved Glass Eel called Malcolm.
Most of what they asked for were slight encroachments on already
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Pixied as Newts.
Note the Rare and Wonderful Staff of Something or Other, on the table which signifies something. Also a preserved Glass Eel called Malcolm.
Most of what they asked for were slight encroachments on already
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Note the Rare and Wonderful Staff of Something or Other, on the table which signifies something.
Depending on how your brain is broken it signifies ducks or bunnies.
"Preserved" seems harsh.
We got loaded. For a few decades.
We're better now.
Honest...
Like, Glenn Reynold's friend the bunny? Since Thundra released that it is all that I can see.
I had no choice, A.K.
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Oh no. You're right to be concerned. First they'll take an inch, then they'll be demanding fancy titles like Manic Girly Dream Pixies. And that would be weird.
Whose idea was it to have the meeting at the vertigo table?
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alejandro! I thought we had a relationship? A pretty good post, you say! It's my blood and sweat there, man.
You bastard, you're dead to me now!
Whose idea was it to have the meeting at the vertigo table?
"Use the vertigo table!" said AK. "It will keep them off-balance when their pencils keep rolling off."
I think they hold them in place with Blu-tack. Next time we go back to the Shepard Table.
I just felt that the chance to say Hello, Hello Hola! I'm at a place called vertigo should not be missed
Also a preserved Glass Eel called Malcolm.
Did Malcolm answer, and what did the eel want? Don't leave us hanging.
Also a preserved Glass Eel called Malcolm.
He's an elvers impersonator.
Modern theologians are of the opinion that The glass eel was, in fact, Malcom and that his call was made, as it were, to the inner eel. This shows a remarkable similarity to the North Western United States legend of coyote, raven and eel where the animals have a debate to decide who will be king of the animals. The contest ends in confusion with eel eating the other two contestants and therefore claiming the kingship because the other two animals are part of him now.
It is thought that the eel was Scottish.
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