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It’s Friday morning and I saw the coiled brown moms, and one of the grif chicks is already sold out. Did the birmans and black coiled moms also get released?! The Birmans say they are out of stock and I didn’t see a listing for the black coiled moms.
The white sitting spectrals are also now gone.
Here is a fun video if you need a little distraction. 😀
The most I spent, by accident, was just under $700 (after shipping) for a Black Grand Unicorn. Now, when I have money, I’m hard pressed to spend anything above $300. Unfortunately, to get decent pieces (near mint) you usually need to pay over $200.
I’m so sorry your family’s loss.
It may be hard to see her like this right now, but it’s good she is showing her grief (instead of keeping it inside). As time goes on it will help her move forward. As the shock wears off hopefully she won’t have to be taking any more medication. What you are doing for her right now is more important than you know. Being there for her, giving her a shoulder to cry on and taking care of the arrangements. It’s a lot to do, but when you are in situation, it so important to have someone there. My prayers are with you and your family.
foxfeather wrote:dragonessjade wrote:I asked my bf if he would wear pink and he didn’t answer me. Which it is ok by me if he doesn’t wear pink… Cause I tend to think that Biker guys shouldn’t wear Pink.
Has anyone here seen the Herbal Essences Shampoo Commercial with the Biker guy and his lovely hair? 😉 😀 If they can have pretty hair I think they could get away with a bit of pink!!! 😀 😀 😀
HAHA! 😆 I saw that commercial, my jaw dropped and I was still trying to regain my senses as the next commercial came on. It was hilarious!
If anyone collects these lamps and wants to trade for Windstones please let me know. I mainly want to see if anyone out there can/wants to trade so I won’t post all the pieces available yet. But later I will.
Thanks guys.
KoishiiKitty wrote:I have a friend who occasionally wears pink and likes pink as a color…….and he is definitely your average guy. he is preceptive and has gentleman like qualities but he is not effeminate.
Pink is nothing more then just another color…only humans separate colors to be “masculane” or “feminine”
in the animal kingdom the males are the bright ones with all sorts of colors to show, even pink.
I think if a guy can wear pink and make it look good ans stylish, then go for it!
As for a dragon…I think the shell pink is great and I do think there are a lot of people that would buy them. Of course it may be mostly woman…but i think guys would buy it too because the Shell pink colors does a few things for the dragons:
it is pink but it looks very natural.
and because it gives them a calmer, less aggressive look. it makes them look like docile little pets in my opinion. I think how the color brings out the character of the dragons really wins them over.
The pearl color has this same affect too.The Pink is just such a nice change from the usual bright and dark colors like the Ruby/Emerald/Peacocks/ and black gold..
it just has this real soft apeasing look.
I think you are right on all counts. From men wearing pink to the shell color on the dragons. 😀
KoishiiKitty wrote:Honestly, I am REALLY itching to see the color on an emporor to see how it changes the look. I really liked it on the scratcher and the OW. The OW surprised me because I did not think it looked good…but I actualy love the Pink on the OW better then the violet flame!
There is a pink OW? Where is a pic?
frozendragon wrote:Greater Basilisk wrote:Yech. Real men don’t wear pink.
Hmm when I was in Italy…..a lot of men were wearing pink…and they looked pretty real…
although…that was a long time ago…and pink is so out of style for men now….LOL
You are right on the mark about men wearing pink in Europe. I was traveling through Europe 2 years ago with a group of Australians (I love Auzzies) and the guys saw nothing wrong with wearing bright pink shirts. When I told them that it’s not done in the states they looked perplexed. I think Americans have a different connotation of pink and the male gender that other cultures just don’t have.
