Jdvn1 Hanging in there. Better than the alternative. Feb 8, 2005 #131 I'm glad bunnies exist solely for personal amusement.
Evilhalfling Adventurer Feb 8, 2005 #132 How bout monkeys with hats. That would be comparativly normal . Besided crothian, this is the thread set aside for obssesing about post count. and bunnies.
How bout monkeys with hats. That would be comparativly normal . Besided crothian, this is the thread set aside for obssesing about post count. and bunnies.
Jdvn1 Hanging in there. Better than the alternative. Feb 8, 2005 #133 With funny hats. And monkeys already have hats. Don't you remember Curious George?
Terath Ninir Yog Sothoth loves you Feb 8, 2005 #134 Especially fluffy bunnies. And especially if you know the Nutkinland meaning of fluffy bunnies.
Evilhalfling Adventurer Feb 8, 2005 #135 I loved curious george. until that incident with bi - curious george that was just wrong.
Jdvn1 Hanging in there. Better than the alternative. Feb 8, 2005 #136 La la la, not paying attention, la la la...
Terath Ninir Yog Sothoth loves you Feb 8, 2005 #137 I could hold your eyes open with toothpicks, Clockwork Orange stylez. Then you'd have to pay attention.
I could hold your eyes open with toothpicks, Clockwork Orange stylez. Then you'd have to pay attention.
Jdvn1 Hanging in there. Better than the alternative. Feb 8, 2005 #138 Heh. Curious George bring good memories. I don't need images of monkey cousins and cousin/brothers and cousin/brother/fathers.
Heh. Curious George bring good memories. I don't need images of monkey cousins and cousin/brothers and cousin/brother/fathers.
Evilhalfling Adventurer Feb 8, 2005 #139 Oh hey dija know all the slang from clockwork ornage is russian? and mostly it is used correctly.
Jdvn1 Hanging in there. Better than the alternative. Feb 8, 2005 #140 I thought it was supposed to be a version of Russian, and that's why it's wrong. I think the author addresses that in the prologue to the book.
I thought it was supposed to be a version of Russian, and that's why it's wrong. I think the author addresses that in the prologue to the book.