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[loonylovegood03]

I'm in a bit of a frenzy right now. I've gone and lost my Gurdyroot. If anyone has it, please return it to me. I'm completley defenseless without it. What should I do if Gulping Plimpies come to attack me in my sleep. You know, I think I saw one last night when I was about to go to sleep. It ran across the floor of my room, underneath my bed, and

Comments

[bossy_bookworm]

What on earth is a Gurdyroot?

[loonylovegood03]

What a silly question, you of all people should know. It's a wonderful asset in keeping the Gulping Plimpies away.

[bossy_bookworm]

Good grief.

[loonylovegood03]

Grief is not a good thing.

[mryan_macdougal]

Tomatoes most definitely go bad if you don't eat them right away.

[loonylovegood03]

Yes, they get all sad and wrinkly.

[mryan_macdougal]

Perhaps you should invest in some apples, instead. They can be red and when they get, well, sad and wrinkly, at least they smell better then rotting tomatoes.

Besides, you could then slice them up for use in pot pourri!

[loonylovegood03]

Apples, now that's an excellent idea.

Pot pourri smells lovely, I like the cinnamon.

[soveryvane]

You can't be serious.

[loonylovegood03]

Of course I am. This is a very serious matter. I only wish more people did a better job of looking out for themselves.

[soveryvane]

There are more serious things to look out for then Galloping Plumpies, I'm sure.

[loonylovegood03]

It's Gulping Plimpies, and of course you should keep an eye out for them. You wouldn't want one to attack you, now would you?

[anya_vendvmagli]

What, I ask already regretting the answer, are Gulping Plimpies?

[loonylovegood03]

I can't say...it's just too horrible.

[anya_vendvmagli]

You just do not know do you?

[loonylovegood03]

Of course I do!

It's just really bad luck to describe them. You'd be careful too, if you knew what they could do!