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message 901: by ♕ ❤ ♕ Princess pink diamonds posh bird LINZY.x.♕ ❤ ♕ (last edited Feb 12, 2014 04:31PM) (new)

 ♕ ❤  ♕ Princess pink diamonds posh bird LINZY.x.♕ ❤ ♕ (marilyngoodreadscom) | 64 comments ...making mixed up patterns on the paper.She wiped away her tears and ate a bar of galaxy chocolate.


message 902: by Mandy (new)

Mandy Blake | 1231 comments While she looked up at the night sky and saw the Milky Way.


message 903: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments The Milky Way was not a path to be chosen by the lactose intolerant.


message 904: by Mandy (new)

Mandy Blake | 1231 comments That would be udderly preposterous.


message 905: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments Did you know that there are no male cows?


message 906: by Mandy (new)

Mandy Blake | 1231 comments Then what are cowboys?


message 907: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Does anyone know who won the Wacky Races?


message 908: by ♕ ❤ ♕ Princess pink diamonds posh bird LINZY.x.♕ ❤ ♕ (last edited Feb 13, 2014 09:42AM) (new)

 ♕ ❤  ♕ Princess pink diamonds posh bird LINZY.x.♕ ❤ ♕ (marilyngoodreadscom) | 64 comments They were in competition with Thunderbirds and they won.


message 909: by Mandy (new)

Mandy Blake | 1231 comments Who would win in a competition between the Thunderbids and the Thundercats?


 ♕ ❤  ♕ Princess pink diamonds posh bird LINZY.x.♕ ❤ ♕ (marilyngoodreadscom) | 64 comments The cats cos they'd eat them of course!;)


message 911: by Martin (new)

Martin | 82 comments Karkat Vantas from Homestuck. (wait, r u guys still playing or having an actual conversation? Sorry, new)


 ♕ ❤  ♕ Princess pink diamonds posh bird LINZY.x.♕ ❤ ♕ (marilyngoodreadscom) | 64 comments (Lol)
He stuck like glue,preventing him from stealing her chocolate.


message 913: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments Giving half-price chocolates to yourself on February 15 is a Singles' tradition.


message 914: by Christa VG (new)

Christa VG (christa-ronpaul2012) Did you know the average amount men spend on valentines day is $130?


message 915: by Paula Tohline (new)

Paula Tohline Calhoun (paulatohlinecalhoun) | 493 comments I don't believe I have ever met an average man.


message 916: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Now, Paula. I’m perfectly average, and I’m sure I’ve spent $130, to the penny, on Valentine’s Days.


message 917: by Paula Tohline (new)

Paula Tohline Calhoun (paulatohlinecalhoun) | 493 comments But my dear M: #1 - I have never met you.

#2: Any who call themselves average, probably aren't!

:-D


message 918: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments I didn’t say on a particular Valentine’s Day. I meant on all of them put together.


message 919: by Paula Tohline (new)

Paula Tohline Calhoun (paulatohlinecalhoun) | 493 comments Valentine's Day brings with it an overstuffed bag of paper memories we thought we burned years ago.


message 920: by C. J., Cool yet firm like ice (new)

C. J. Scurria (goodreadscomcj_scurria) | 4484 comments Valentine's Day is just a scam celebration to make money! I might just be saying that because I'm single though...


message 921: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments Candlelight, romance, and husbands who suspect but never find out.


message 922: by Mandy (new)

Mandy Blake | 1231 comments And the husbands that do are often suspects in what happens next.


message 923: by M (new)

M | 11617 comments When the officer asked, “Are you the owner of that double-barreled shotgun?” Malcolm shrugged noncommittally. “That depends.”


message 924: by [deleted user] (new)

When the officer presented a bullet from his pocket and held it up to Malcolm, Malcolm grew sweaty and started rubbing his palms together nervously.


message 925: by [deleted user] (new)

Malcolm knew it was a bad choice to have oysters for lunch.


message 926: by Paula Tohline (new)

Paula Tohline Calhoun (paulatohlinecalhoun) | 493 comments They always made him sweat bullets, and the officer had managed to retrieve one.


message 927: by Guy (new)

Guy (egajd) | 11249 comments The sweet smell of forensic success was only slightly soured by the scent of sweating oysters overstaying the small talk lunch with Malcom.


message 928: by Mandy (new)

Mandy Blake | 1231 comments Forensic Success by Calvin Kline, because smelling like anything less would be a crime.


message 929: by Paula Tohline (new)

Paula Tohline Calhoun (paulatohlinecalhoun) | 493 comments The negligible difference between CK's eau de "oyster bullet sweat" and "FS" was not enough to keep him from fainting.


message 930: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments The stench was too much for her also, but he chose to interpret it as a swoon.


message 931: by Paula Tohline (new)

Paula Tohline Calhoun (paulatohlinecalhoun) | 493 comments And had the presence of mind to send the bullet to forensics, pending the discovery of the gun.


message 932: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments The prosecution was baffled, having found many guns, but no bullets.


message 933: by Christa VG (new)

Christa VG (christa-ronpaul2012) The judge concluded the perp was using invisible bullets, very illegal ones too!


message 934: by Paula Tohline (last edited Feb 25, 2014 03:06PM) (new)

Paula Tohline Calhoun (paulatohlinecalhoun) | 493 comments Whereupon the perp started sweating more. Visibly, too.


message 935: by Rachel (new)

Rachel Strayer | 338 comments Visible sweat and invisible bullets; an oyster holds the key to both.


message 936: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments A key made of sand like a pearl.


message 937: by Paula Tohline (new)

Paula Tohline Calhoun (paulatohlinecalhoun) | 493 comments The pearl key brought in enough money for bail, plus enough extra to flee to a beautiful country with no extradition treaty.


message 938: by Martin (last edited Mar 01, 2014 09:45AM) (new)

Martin | 82 comments A sandy beach with a bunch of sheep and pails.


message 939: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments I'm in a endless hall lined with locked doors with a key in hand. But I know not which door it unlocks.


message 940: by Rachel (new)

Rachel Strayer | 338 comments My plight pales before this mountain of pails.
Their castles cannot rule the sea.


message 941: by Martin (new)

Martin | 82 comments A castle full of aliens holding pails.


message 942: by Rachel (new)

Rachel Strayer | 338 comments From the ramparts, the extraterrestrials wait with titanium pails to douse their enemies with ram parts.


message 943: by Martin (new)

Martin | 82 comments A battleship game full of aliens throw Ram hide off of the ship and into the sea.


message 944: by Rachel (new)

Rachel Strayer | 338 comments Milton Bradley, horrified by the monstrous evolution of their products, fed them all to rams, which were subsequently offered to Poseidon.


message 945: by Martin (last edited Mar 01, 2014 10:13AM) (new)

Martin | 82 comments Poseidon watches some horrific movie staring Milton Bradley and Morgan Freeman with his many sons.


message 946: by Paula Tohline (new)

Paula Tohline Calhoun (paulatohlinecalhoun) | 493 comments Martin wrote: "A battleship game full of aliens throw Ram hide off of the ship and into the sea."

So THAT'S what happened to the Golden Fleece!


message 947: by Martin (new)

Martin | 82 comments Lol


message 948: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments The Golden Fleece to add another treasure hidden in the depths of the sea.


message 949: by Martin (new)

Martin | 82 comments The alien prince of the sea (specifically Eridan) watching tv while eating the fleece like icecream.


message 950: by Angie (new)

Angie Pangan | 4795 comments He must not realize that when people eat lamb, they usually mean the meat.


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