Feb 22nd, 2012 30,000 Years Old

[Lamplighter]

Originally Posted by ZenGum

Can it grow in salty conditions?

That would make it a saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla.

If it is floating with a breeze, that would make it a sailing saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla.

Lets hope there's not sixty of them

[Griff]

This is nice but I want a wooly mammoth, preferably a mini.

[xoxoxoBruce]

Originally Posted by Griff

This is nice but I want a wooly mammoth, preferably a mini.

Did you learn nothing from the goats.

[Sheldonrs]

Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce

Did you learn nothing from the goats.

Other than they hate the Daa-aaa-dddy jokes?

[Sheldonrs]

Originally Posted by Lamplighter

If it is floating with a breeze, that would make it a sailing saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla.

Lets hope there's not sixty of them

If there is any trace of blood from the squirrels on the flowers that would make them sixty sanguine sailing saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla.

[sexobon]

Originally Posted by Sheldonrs

If there is any trace of blood from the squirrels on the flowers that would make them sixty sanguine sailing saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla.

If it's edible, then it would make a sixty sanguine sailing saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla salad. Probably good with Russian dressing.

[ZenGum]

Originally Posted by sexobon

If it's edible, then it would make a sixty sanguine sailing saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla salad. Probably good with Russian dressing.

Add bacon. and ten 10% more flowers.

Sixty-six sanguine sailing saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla ceasar salad.

[sexobon]

Originally Posted by ZenGum

Add bacon. and ten 10% more flowers.

Sixty-six sanguine sailing saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla ceasar salad.

Uh oh, the addition of bacon may cause some people to develop Sixty-six sanguine sailing saline salient senile Silene Stenophylla ceasar salad syndrome.