General Interests - DS Style!

[purelife]

P.C. wrote:
Alright, I know where THIS is going.  I don't want to hear ANY rumours as to [span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 64);"]why I chose to live in the forest.[/span]

 
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Is it because it makes for a great place for hide 'n seek?

[Sportsdude]

forest people


 

[Lil Me]

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[van_guy]

Hugging it!  Trees have feelings, too.

Yes - but do they lustful feelings?
 
 
 

[van_guy]

 purelife wrote:
P.C. wrote:
Alright, I know where THIS is going.  I don't want to hear ANY rumours as to [span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 64);"]why I chose to live in the forest.[/span]

 
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Is it because it makes for a great place for hide 'n seek?

Perhaps she is a researcher - see if bears well  - - - you know what in them??
 

[van_guy]

 Sportsdude wrote:
forest people


 
SD - How much money would someone have to pay you to wear this costume?
I'm guessing kids kick him in the a$$ at LEAST once a day.
I know I would - just looking at him I can feel my foot twitching ...
 

[P.C.]

It's the suspenders, right ?  [img style="CURSOR: pointer" onclick=url(this.src); src="vny!://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/more/bigs/c008.gif" border=0]

[van_guy]

 P.C. wrote:
It's the suspenders, right ?  [img style="cursor: pointer;" onclick="url(this.src);" src="vny!://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/more/bigs/c008.gif[/img]

I don't think that there is one element of the costume that get my foot a twitchin' ... more the whole ensemble, but if forced I'd have to say the transition from "animal" head to human body would be the most problematic for me.

 

[van_guy]

Sportsdude wrote:
never could make a tree house, so we always had forts growing up as kids (abandoned country houses basically) or cellars. Anybody else do something like this?

i grew up in town but my back yard was a forest - my brothers and i would head into the woods and make tree forts.  chop down a bunch of small trees - make a ladder and a small elevated platform.  quite a fond childhood memory.  in the winter we'd build all manner of snow fort ... as snow would last 3-5 months we'd have a bit of time to make elaborate ones.
 

 

[Lise]

van_guy wrote:
Sportsdude wrote:
never could make a tree house, so we always had forts growing up as kids (abandoned country houses basically) or cellars. Anybody else do something like this?

i grew up in town but my back yard was a forest - my brothers and i would head into the woods and make tree forts.  chop down a bunch of small trees - make a ladder and a small elevated platform.  quite a fond childhood memory.  in the winter we'd build all manner of snow fort ... as snow would last 3-5 months we'd have a bit of time to make elaborate ones.

 [FONT size=6]Tree killer!!!! [/FONT]