for my clan the Zen masters to balance and harmonise the universal forces of nature. Drewnogal, Tabitha and lolof please join my clan to bring natural harmony to the Zen masters, it may not work without you - kind regards Robbie
The Zen Masters - lessons in etiquette, ethics and chess.
Clan 25203
why skate on thin ice when you can dance.
05 May 14
2 edits
Originally posted by MyFinestSuitIts all natural my friend, no psychedelic kaleidoscopic visions of marshmallow skies and tangerine trees .
how much MDMA is in the water?
Although i do wish the sky was made of marshmallows, the sun would toast it and when it rained you could go outside with a cup of hot chocolate and fill it up with tiny marshmallow chucks, mmmm hot chocolate and marshmallows 😀
05 May 14
4 edits
Originally posted by Tabitha MarshallYes I've seen them in magazines with it on their faces and cucumbers covering their eyes and thats exactly what i thought, wow, chicks must love mud and cucumber slices. It must make then relaxed for they seemed to be relaxed with all that mud and cucumbers slices on their faces😲
Try the Cork mud, sticky and slippery with plenty worms on the highway, chicks love it. 🙄
05 May 14
Originally posted by robbie carrobieAdd yogurt to the cucumbers and you get yogichicks for breakfast! 😉
Yes I've seen them in magazines with it on their faces and cucumbers covering their eyes and thats exactly what i thought, wow, chicks must love mud and cucumber slices. It must make then relaxed for they seemed to be relaxed with all that mud and cucumbers slices on their faces😲
05 May 14
1 edit
Originally posted by Tabitha MarshallLOL perhaps i had better rephrase that! I heard it in a song by Jim Morrison and the Doors in which the poet stated, 'I love the friends I have gathered together on this thin raft.'
I am thin and I float so for that, thanks for referring to me as a thin raft. On the other hand, I wonder if it means something, and if so, what is it?
I canny remember the exact song though and if anyone knows perhaps they can relate the details. It appears to me to be a metaphor for the fragility of everything, like a thin raft on a journey down a river, who can say what may transpire 🙂