What is crossing your mind right now?

lexieredefined said:

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

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lexieredefined said:

You wanna hug me. (What rhymes with hug me?)

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BluKitten said:

mug me, green pea, green tea, gretzky, group b, guerry, gum tree, oak tree, one c, palm tree, partee, pattee, pawnee, payee, pc, peach tree, pear tree, pea tree, pee dee, petree, pettee, piercey, piggee, pine tree, pingree, plane tree, plum tree, portee, pouncy, queen bee, rain tree, ranee, ravi, rb, red sea, rippee, rough pea, rountree, rupee, salt tree, sand flea, screw key, screw tree, se, sea pea,
a. b. c., abductee, absentee, a. c. p., nitta tree, nominee, n. r. c., nutmeg tree, oad, ocheltree, odp, ofc, olea, olive tree, o. m. b., orange tree, orchid tree, ordeal tree, oversea, papaw tree, parolee, partridge pea, pecan tree, pepper tree, p. h. d., phoenix tree, pigeon pea, plantain tree, poison pea, poplar tree, portia tree, potpourri, potter bee, purple pea, quilting bee, q. v. c., ratterree, referee, repartee, resignee, retiree, returnee, return key, ribbon tree, rosalee, rosemarie, rosewood tree, rowan tree, r. t. c., sara-lee, s. a. t., satterlee, s. e. c., service tree, shamrock pea, shingle tree, signori, silver tree, siris tree, sorrel tree, spanish tea, spelling bee, spindle tree, sticktight flea, st marie, strangler tree, sugar pea, sweet gum tree, t a c, take to be, temple tree, tennessee, third degree, t. n. t., to a t, tommy-lee, torrey tree, trumpet tree, tulip tree, undersea, u. s. c., valoree, varnish tree, waikiki, walnut tree, water flea, water ski, white wax tree, wild plum tree, wild sweet pea, willow tree, woodmansee, worker bee, yellow pea, yellow sea,
a. a. r. p., admission fee, aegean sea, a. f. d. c., afternoon tea, alkali bee, apricot tree, asap, australian pea, balata tree, banana tree, beyond the sea, bird cherry tree, black cherry tree, black walnut tree, blue mountain tea, bullock's heart tree, butterfly pea, cacao tree, carob bean tree, carpenter bee, caspian sea, chaparral pea, chinese pea tree, chlorophyll b, clementine tree, coconut tree, coco plum tree, color tv, common fig tree, common flat pea, coral bean tree, cranberry tree, crybaby tree, cucumber tree, damson plum tree, directv, doctor's degree, east china sea, e. e. o. c., egyptian pea, elephant tree, family tree, f. d. i. c., flamboyant tree, flowering tree, g. a. t. t., genus indri, going to be, hazelnut tree, hickory tree, ignition key, indian pea, indri indri, interviewee, ironwood tree, italian bee, ivory tree, joshua tree, kagarlitsky, knbc, labrador tea, lapd, l. a. p. d., licensing fee, linear b, looking glass tree, mangosteen tree, marmalade tree, master's degree, mexican tea, mulberry tree, norwegian sea, n. t. s. b., oswego tea, over the sea, pagoda tree, panama tree, papaya tree, paradise tree, paraguay tea, philippine sea, pink shower tree, potato tree, powerpc, pudding pipe tree, robert e lee, r. o. t. c., sassafras tree, sensitive pea, skeleton key, smooth darling pea, south china sea, spanish lime tree, strawberry tree, sugar snap pea, sweet orange tree, tangerine tree, telegraph key, tonka bean tree, to no degree, to that degree, toward the sea, to what degree, traveler's tree, tupelo tree, umbrella tree, u. n. h. c., u s m c, u. s. o. c., vinegar tree, vitamin b, vitamin c, vitamin d, vitamin e, vitamin g, vitamin p, wild cherry tree, wild china tree, wild mango tree, wild medlar tree, wild service tree, winged spindle tree, winter's bark tree, Adriatic sea, africanized bee, anchovy pear tree, arabian sea, asparagus pea, audio cd, australian grass tree, avocado tree, bachelor's degree, bitter orange tree, caribbean sea, chinese lacquer tree, chinese scholar tree, common coral tree, common spindle tree, coniferous tree, custard apple tree, dilatory plea, english breakfast tea, english walnut tree, eucalyptus tree, everlasting pea, golden shower tree, hairy darling pea, hepatitis b, indian rupee, insanity plea, mahogany tree, nepalese rupee, orchard apple tree, para rubber tree, pencil cedar tree, perennial pea, petite bourgeoisie, petty bourgeoisie, pistachio tree, robert edward lee, singletary pea, sour cherry tree, spanish cedar tree, sri lanka rupee, temple orange tree, tyrrhenian sea, white cinnamon tree,
academic degree, associate degree, australian nettle tree, austrian winter pea, brazilian pepper tree, california bay tree, ceylon cinnamon tree, east indian fig tree, hemophilia b, honorary degree, imperial decree, indian coral tree, jamaica caper tree, japanese lacquer tree, japanese varnish tree, kentucky coffee tree, macadamia tree, mandarin orange tree, origination fee, pakistani rupee, panama redwood tree, santa maria tree, siberian pea tree, to a higher degree, to a lesser degree, to the highest degree, to the lowest degree, africanized honey bee, battle of the bismarck sea, battle of the coral sea, brazilian potato tree, capital of tennessee, chinese angelica tree, european olive tree, fruit of the poisonous tree, glandular labrador tea, japanese pagoda tree, macadamia nut tree, mediterranean sea, political detainee, to an adequate degree

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BluKitten said:

mug me, green pea, green tea, gretzky, group b, guerry, gum tree, oak tree, one c, palm tree, partee, pattee, pawnee, payee, pc, peach tree, pear tree, pea tree, pee dee, petree, pettee, piercey, piggee, pine tree, pingree, plane tree, plum tree, portee, pouncy, queen bee, rain tree, ranee, ravi, rb, red sea, rippee, rough pea, rountree, rupee, salt tree, sand flea, screw key, screw tree, se, sea pea,
a. b. c., abductee, absentee, a. c. p., nitta tree, nominee, n. r. c., nutmeg tree, oad, ocheltree, odp, ofc, olea, olive tree, o. m. b., orange tree, orchid tree, ordeal tree, oversea, papaw tree, parolee, partridge pea, pecan tree, pepper tree, p. h. d., phoenix tree, pigeon pea, plantain tree, poison pea, poplar tree, portia tree, potpourri, potter bee, purple pea, quilting bee, q. v. c., ratterree, referee, repartee, resignee, retiree, returnee, return key, ribbon tree, rosalee, rosemarie, rosewood tree, rowan tree, r. t. c., sara-lee, s. a. t., satterlee, s. e. c., service tree, shamrock pea, shingle tree, signori, silver tree, siris tree, sorrel tree, spanish tea, spelling bee, spindle tree, sticktight flea, st marie, strangler tree, sugar pea, sweet gum tree, t a c, take to be, temple tree, tennessee, third degree, t. n. t., to a t, tommy-lee, torrey tree, trumpet tree, tulip tree, undersea, u. s. c., valoree, varnish tree, waikiki, walnut tree, water flea, water ski, white wax tree, wild plum tree, wild sweet pea, willow tree, woodmansee, worker bee, yellow pea, yellow sea,
a. a. r. p., admission fee, aegean sea, a. f. d. c., afternoon tea, alkali bee, apricot tree, asap, australian pea, balata tree, banana tree, beyond the sea, bird cherry tree, black cherry tree, black walnut tree, blue mountain tea, bullock's heart tree, butterfly pea, cacao tree, carob bean tree, carpenter bee, caspian sea, chaparral pea, chinese pea tree, chlorophyll b, clementine tree, coconut tree, coco plum tree, color tv, common fig tree, common flat pea, coral bean tree, cranberry tree, crybaby tree, cucumber tree, damson plum tree, directv, doctor's degree, east china sea, e. e. o. c., egyptian pea, elephant tree, family tree, f. d. i. c., flamboyant tree, flowering tree, g. a. t. t., genus indri, going to be, hazelnut tree, hickory tree, ignition key, indian pea, indri indri, interviewee, ironwood tree, italian bee, ivory tree, joshua tree, kagarlitsky, knbc, labrador tea, lapd, l. a. p. d., licensing fee, linear b, looking glass tree, mangosteen tree, marmalade tree, master's degree, mexican tea, mulberry tree, norwegian sea, n. t. s. b., oswego tea, over the sea, pagoda tree, panama tree, papaya tree, paradise tree, paraguay tea, philippine sea, pink shower tree, potato tree, powerpc, pudding pipe tree, robert e lee, r. o. t. c., sassafras tree, sensitive pea, skeleton key, smooth darling pea, south china sea, spanish lime tree, strawberry tree, sugar snap pea, sweet orange tree, tangerine tree, telegraph key, tonka bean tree, to no degree, to that degree, toward the sea, to what degree, traveler's tree, tupelo tree, umbrella tree, u. n. h. c., u s m c, u. s. o. c., vinegar tree, vitamin b, vitamin c, vitamin d, vitamin e, vitamin g, vitamin p, wild cherry tree, wild china tree, wild mango tree, wild medlar tree, wild service tree, winged spindle tree, winter's bark tree, Adriatic sea, africanized bee, anchovy pear tree, arabian sea, asparagus pea, audio cd, australian grass tree, avocado tree, bachelor's degree, bitter orange tree, caribbean sea, chinese lacquer tree, chinese scholar tree, common coral tree, common spindle tree, coniferous tree, custard apple tree, dilatory plea, english breakfast tea, english walnut tree, eucalyptus tree, everlasting pea, golden shower tree, hairy darling pea, hepatitis b, indian rupee, insanity plea, mahogany tree, nepalese rupee, orchard apple tree, para rubber tree, pencil cedar tree, perennial pea, petite bourgeoisie, petty bourgeoisie, pistachio tree, robert edward lee, singletary pea, sour cherry tree, spanish cedar tree, sri lanka rupee, temple orange tree, tyrrhenian sea, white cinnamon tree,
academic degree, associate degree, australian nettle tree, austrian winter pea, brazilian pepper tree, california bay tree, ceylon cinnamon tree, east indian fig tree, hemophilia b, honorary degree, imperial decree, indian coral tree, jamaica caper tree, japanese lacquer tree, japanese varnish tree, kentucky coffee tree, macadamia tree, mandarin orange tree, origination fee, pakistani rupee, panama redwood tree, santa maria tree, siberian pea tree, to a higher degree, to a lesser degree, to the highest degree, to the lowest degree, africanized honey bee, battle of the bismarck sea, battle of the coral sea, brazilian potato tree, capital of tennessee, chinese angelica tree, european olive tree, fruit of the poisonous tree, glandular labrador tea, japanese pagoda tree, macadamia nut tree, mediterranean sea, political detainee, to an adequate degree

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newbiebabe said:

Probably should eat something other than two chocolate chip cookies for dinner.. *sigh*

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justuandmekiddo said:

That was impressive. Would have taken me a week to come up with that many rhymes

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heartlessbytch said:

my brain doesn't work fast enough, I couldn't even think of 1

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JoyDyan said:

And what's wrong with chocolate chip cookies for dinner???

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newbiebabe said:

They don't last till morning!

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JoyDyan said:

Then eat more than two!! Lol!

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Bbb13 said:

Want ankles licked?

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JoyDyan said:

Then eat more than two!! Lol!

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IhateClowns said:

We have a cold front coming through tonight. Supposed to be 33 degrees in the morning. April 23rd and 33 degrees out. Gets old pretty quick. I put away my winter clothes a couple of weeks ago. You can only layer short sleeve shirts so much.

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IhateClowns said:

We have a cold front coming through tonight. Supposed to be 33 degrees in the morning. April 23rd and 33 degrees out. Gets old pretty quick. I put away my winter clothes a couple of weeks ago. You can only layer short sleeve shirts so much.

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MaxSmith said:

The cold front got here a bit ago... it's dropped over 10 degrees in about an hour and they're predicting an overnight low of 25-27..... ugh.

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BluKitten said:

That's not unusual in my area. Most people don't plant anything around here until after Mother's Day. That's usually when there will stop being frost in the mornings.

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IhateClowns said:

We have a cold front coming through tonight. Supposed to be 33 degrees in the morning. April 23rd and 33 degrees out. Gets old pretty quick. I put away my winter clothes a couple of weeks ago. You can only layer short sleeve shirts so much.

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BluKitten said:

That's not unusual in my area. Most people don't plant anything around here until after Mother's Day. That's usually when there will stop being frost in the mornings.

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