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since you made the newcurl in white, and are contemplateing the old curls in the new colors, can I have a new curl in peacock????
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ruffian wrote:since you made the newcurl in white, and are contemplateing the old curls in the new colors, can I have a new curl in peacock????
hahaha! This question was just asked! http://www.windstoneeditions.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2312
no no that is about the mom and pop curlies, not about the new curlies in peacock, that is what I want, so peacock papa stops thinking wifey stepped out on him, I mean what is he gonna thing when the stork delivers their gold baby??? 😯
ruffian wrote:no no that is about the mom and pop curlies, not about the new curlies in peacock, that is what I want, so peacock papa stops thinking wifey stepped out on him, I mean what is he gonna thing when the stork delivers their gold baby??? 😯
Oooooh!! Ok. You asked for old curls in new colors, not new curlies in old colors…
No no they asked for the old curlies in the new colors, I asked for the new curlie is peacock, ohhh and emerald that would rock. 😀
So many curlies I think skis mind has gone around the bend, 😆 .
ruffian wrote:So many curlies I think skis mind has gone around the bend, 😆 .
No. I just cannot read! 😆 So sorry!
Well the other post should have been about the coiled dragons, not curlies. I think that’s what they’re only calling the new ones with the one eye open. The old ones were called coiled dragons, so that would have made things clearer. *shrugs* They’re all cowpies to me! 😀 I love them all!
Having lived in the midwest my whole life…Trust me, they look nothing like a cowpie! 😆 But then again I can’t resist calling them cowpies either. 🙄
I know. I’ve lived in the Midwest all my life too. I grew up across the street from a farm that had cows and chickens. My mom used to walk across the street to buy eggs from them. But I love calling the little coils and curls “cowpies.” It’s endearing. 🙂 If cowpies can be endearing.
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