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DVS said:Great...here we go again Tornado sirens going off, this morning. Our tornado season started early. I hope it also ends early, too. Well, I do live in Kansas. Maybe today's the day I make a visit to Munchkin land.
shy slave said:If you find a munchkin could you save some of the choc waterfall for grace to make cookies with?
PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE??
Other than that, act Domly and you will scare it off
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leeroy jenkins said:Shy isn't the chocolate river from Willy Wonka's chocolate factory?? I did see a hardback book yesterday about the life of the wicked witch of the west before she got flattened by that evil little girl and her little dog too.
Shy, is Andante not reading your posts anymore (haven't seen him around in a while anyways)? Or are you allowed to use the c-word again?shy slave said:If you find a munchkin could you save some of the choc waterfall for grace to make cookies with?
PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE??
Other than that, act Domly and you will scare it off
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chris9 said:Shy, is Andante not reading your posts anymore (haven't seen him around in a while anyways)? Or are you allowed to use the c-word again?
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shy slave said:ahhh damn
Your right,
can't the yellow brick road lead out of Kansas and over to WW choc factory, surely the Wizard could do that?
Shankara20 said:the yellow brick road leads back to Kansas (home of at least TWO Lit kinks)
and only those that left and returned to Kansas get to have Ruby Slippers
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I'm still here. No trips for me, yet today. The sirens stopped and although the weather is still "iffy", forecasters don't expect anything really nasty until later tonight.Vixandra said:Brandish a violet wand at the twister, then it might think twice about coming to play.
Wait, on the other hand, don't because knowing the cosmic sarcasm law, you'd get the one maso-twister out there and it would luv you to peices, literally.
That would assume I landed safely in Munchin Land and the wicked witch didn't survive. That's how the story goes, at least.Blushing Bottom said:Follow the yellow brick road.
I see you've already been admonished for quoting the wrong movie, so I'm sure your public humiliation is more than enough pain for you. But, just to be sure...to my knowledge, there is no reference to chocolate in "The Wizard of Oz" story.shy slave said:If you find a munchkin could you save some of the choc waterfall for grace to make cookies with?
PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE??
shy slave said:Other than that, act Domly and you will scare it off[/wuote]Now this you are correct with. And, I might just do that. Maybe if I stand on top of my house and act Domly, any tornados would scamper away with it's tail between it's legs.
DVS said:That would assume I landed safely in Munchin Land and the wicked witch didn't survive. That's how the story goes, at least.![]()
Once again, I see you have already been publicly admonished for being incorrect. Yes, the yellow brick road is the way back to Kansas...not out of Kansas.shy slave said:ahhh damn
Your right,
can't the yellow brick road lead out of Kansas and over to WW choc factory, surely the Wizard could do that?
Yes, for the present, at least...oh, and the past. The future is in the hands of the Gods.Blushing Bottom said:...ah but a providence would have it Domly one, you are still in Kansas.
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DVS said:Now, click those heels together three times and repeat after me..."there's no place like home...there's no place like home..."
Sorry, I forgot you need ruby slippers for it to work. Damn. My bad.Blushing Bottom said:Been there, done that, it doesn't work.
Ok...ok I'l try again.
*Click* *Click* *Click*... did it work? Am I there yet?
That old hag isn't tough. All you need is a bucket of water. She melts, you know.graceanne said:I dunno . . . DVS vs the wicked witch of the west?I'll lay odds on DVS.
Do you suppose one of those monkeys would tape it for you to share later?
DVS said:Now this you are correct with. And, I might just do that. Maybe if I stand on top of my house and act Domly, any tornados would scamper away with it's tail between it's legs.
DVS said:That old hag isn't tough. All you need is a bucket of water. She melts, you know.![]()
LOLgraceanne said:Yeah, you like it when they get wet, don't you?
DVS said:Once again, I see you have already been publicly admonished for being incorrect. Yes, the yellow brick road is the way back to Kansas...not out of Kansas.
It seems you and Dorothy held too much respect for the Wizard. He was nothing more than a man behind a curtain and the the way back to Kansas was with her all along, by way of the ruby slippers.
Now, click those heels together three times and repeat after me..."there's no place like home...there's no place like home..."
shy slave said:I just love public humiliation![]()
So the road goes back to Kansas, why would anyone do that![]()
As for there is 'no place like home,' well 'home is where I lay my hat' so I know I don't live with BB because you can leave your hat on when you see her, so all I have to do is figure out where home actually is....
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Umm does anybody here know that
*sob*