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| Posted By: Grey Squirrel Posted On: Jul 14, 2005 Views: 425 | RE: GirlUWant The birds only know web safe values? |
| Posted By: adam Posted On: Jul 14, 2005 Views: 422 | RE: GirlUWant they must be smarter than we think |
| Posted By: adam Posted On: Jul 14, 2005 Views: 420 | RE: GirlUWant FFCC00 is a way better color for a wall...the other is too bright |
| Posted By: TnaWUlriG Posted On: Jul 14, 2005 Views: 411 | RE: GirlUWant Gray Squirrel - the birds have this message: The Retriever insists on yellow walls, and if he doesn't get them, he will **** on 18 inch chrome rims every day, and the birds will crap on shiny black paint, what the hell ever that means, I'm just the messenger... head for the hills... |
| Posted By: Grey Squirrel Posted On: Jul 14, 2005 Views: 403 | RE: GirlUWant The wolf is calmed with a bone. The sparrow is calmed with a rock. The lightning beast can not be slowed by the tiny machines that sputter and cough along their path. All hues of the buttercup will be forgotten. |
| Posted By: TnaWUlriG Posted On: Jul 14, 2005 Views: 401 | RE: GirlUWant Gray Squirrel - the birds have this message: Screw the sparrows, the warm hue of the sunshine calms the soul of the retriever that will chew up your favorite 12EEs. |
| Posted By: Grey Squirrel Posted On: Jul 14, 2005 Views: 397 | RE: GirlUWant The Dogs of summer growl and snap at the texas rose. The sight of it creates a great unrest amongst the wolf, the tiger, and the weasel. A great calm comes over the kingdom upon the death of the canary. |
| Posted By: TnaWUlriG Posted On: Jul 15, 2005 Views: 392 | RE: GirlUWant Gray Squirrel - The retiever years for the scent of the lemon drop, and squeezes the tennis ball like a juicy lemon on the deck looking towards the vast hills, and enjoys the mellow twinkling of lighning bugs, and desires to have this shade amongst him through the winter months. |
| Posted By: Grey Squirrel Posted On: Jul 15, 2005 Views: 378 | RE: GirlUWant When the walls glow in amber light, the winds of winter will blow and the depths of Hades will be blanketed in white. |
| Posted By: TnaWUlriG Posted On: Jul 15, 2005 Views: 376 | RE: RE: GirlUWant The birds say: Hades - white, are you shitting us? Hades will be engulfed in glowing yellow flames. The intense yellow heat will turn the Gray Squirrel into dust and the Retiever will run free and bask in the sun on a rolling hill full of dandelions. |
| Posted By: Grey Squirrel Posted On: Jul 16, 2005 Views: 372 | RE: GirlUWant The birds have been gorging on fermented fruit and their logic is impaired. |
| Posted By: TnaWUlriG Posted On: Jul 16, 2005 Views: 370 | RE: GirlUWant The birds said: If the retriever doesn't see the golden hue of mustard on the walls, then the golden hue of his coat will be covered in an army of "tiny monsters" that will rage war up under the sheets of the new Sealy Posturpedic. The mighty monsters will declare war on the stubborn beast, but leave the queen alone for a long night of serene rest. |
| Posted By: Grey Squirrel Posted On: Jul 16, 2005 Views: 368 | RE: GirlUWant The birds have been gorging on feasts created by the ogre of West Virginia. It has caused them to become diseased and evil and their hallucinations have clouded their judgement. There is no Sealy in the kingdom and the walls will always be free from the poisons of yellow. All the creatures in the castle will slumber peacefully. |
| Posted By: TnaWUlriG Posted On: Jul 16, 2005 Views: 366 | RE: GirlUWant The Retriever howls at the moon, noticing that the craters appear as delicious cheese, only, if only, he could change the color of the moon to appear like the firey sun. The birds were indeed poisoned by the basalmic vinegar pastries prepared by the ogre, and have flown to the land of lakes to be soothed by the calm yellow color of butter. |
| Posted By: Grey Squirrel Posted On: Jul 16, 2005 Views: 361 | RE: GirlUWant The retriever only wishes to catch his tail and has interest in colors around him. The birds should find comfort in Minnesota but may find trouble with the local dialect. |
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