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khat7 wrote:
I’m trying to get a female in each color. I already have all the males. Two of some. If I get a male hatchling I freeze it since I’d also like one of each type of hatcher. No dinos or chickens yet. not really interested in those right now.
Said like a true Windstone collector! LOL 😆
I havent watched like I have other years but I am familiar with the Davids. I knew it would come down to them. Personally, Id like to see David Cook win but I think the younger David A might win because of all the little kids that hit speed dial for the entire voting period.
But Im for a rocker and would like to see Cook.
Pip, nice to see you back for even just a bit. I always keep you in mind whenever Old Green is mentioned. If ever I could afford any of the new old greens coming out, I would grab one but I think the future ones will be big guys I cant swing. If by some miracle I can though, youve always been first friend on my list for that color.
setsunawolf wrote:PhoenixTears wrote:Greater Basilisk wrote:Hey Silverdragon, lovely siggie!
Puts me in mind of going for a couple rides at Universal Studios Islands of Adventure on the dual, floorless free leg swinging, top track (coaster is attached above your head to the track so when you fly, you only see the sky or the park below you instead of coaster parts) roller coaster called Duel Dragons. They have a red colored line for the Fire Dragon and a blue purple cool colored line for the Ice Dragon. They are both different tracks and run simultaneously (but not that you can see yourself passing the other dragon cause your usually gliding upside down and enjoying everything too much). Personally, I enjoy the Ice Dragon track better than the Fire.
But that signature does make me want to jump on the coaster and just roll!
I enjoy the Ice Dragon track better as well. Do you live in Florida?
You betcha (unfortunately now that is as I have a heat intolerance and would KILL for cold weather year round). Use to live 30 mins from Disney and 15 mins from Universal. Now I live about an hour and 30 away which is fine too. Im safer where I live now and happier.
Youre very welcome. They are a proud creature, love to be photo’ed and for me to tell them all the comments you make about them 😆
^^^ But thats the great and odd thing about it. I dont like cooked fish either cause then it’s chewy or real smelly. If it’s cooked, it has to be REAL bland. Great thing about Sushi is that it has no smell and hardly any taste whatsoever. If no one told you what you were eating, you might have a seriously hard time figuring it out. Really!
It stinks of smoke where I am. Over 22 fires burning at this time… and to think they were set and it wasnt Mother Nature who “started” it. She is running with it now but if kids werent so stupid, this wouldnt be existent or as bad. 🙄
Ive said the same thing about some users clicking enough to purposely go after someones dragons to kill them but then someone told me it’s kind of hard if not impossible to do. I dunno. But Id like to think that ppl here wouldnt do that.
Some of my lovelies have grown up fully! My dino, my purple and my black warrior. I named the Dino Dudley but have yet to name the other 2. Purple is female and black is male. I have an idea for blacks name but working on purples.
Greater Basilisk wrote:Hey Silverdragon, lovely siggie!
Puts me in mind of going for a couple rides at Universal Studios Islands of Adventure on the dual, floorless free leg swinging, top track (coaster is attached above your head to the track so when you fly, you only see the sky or the park below you instead of coaster parts) roller coaster called Duel Dragons. They have a red colored line for the Fire Dragon and a blue purple cool colored line for the Ice Dragon. They are both different tracks and run simultaneously (but not that you can see yourself passing the other dragon cause your usually gliding upside down and enjoying everything too much). Personally, I enjoy the Ice Dragon track better than the Fire.
But that signature does make me want to jump on the coaster and just roll!
I know the subject has quieted, but I said when I could, Id put in a comparison photo of the retired brown tan male griffin next to his stripey counterpart. Flash and mirror theyre up against may have obscured some of the detail, the richness of their different eyes and such. But for me, these 2 males are different enough not only for me to have collected them both, but to display them next to each other.
If anyone would like to download it for future reference use for when they are searching for a Striped Male Griffin and want to be sure what they are looking at IS a real stripey, they can do so and refer to this photo and the Male on the right 😀
purpledragonclaw wrote:Yer makin’ me HUNGRY!!! 😆
Mwahaha! My master plan at work!
Seriously though, if we lived near each other, Id be calling you on the phone saying, “let me take you out for Sushi!” right now!!! I would just have to tape Medium at 10pm so I wouldnt miss it! AHHH and it’s 10 right now so Ive got to pay attention!
Hee hee!
purpledragonclaw wrote:Oh, and PhoenixTears, we went out for sushi too! It was an acquired taste for my mother, but she loves it now! 😆
It was the opposite for me. I grew up in NY and my parents (both chefs at heart but just not by profession) exposed me to TONS of cultural restaurants. Dad never liked Sushi but mom all her life did. I was never a big eater as a kid (I mean it was really bad cause I was lazy and didnt like chewing!) so in my early 20s was when mom “tried” to introduce me to sushi. We were out with girlfriends who also loved it and they tricked me into a piece of eel. They should have waited for me to swallow cause as soon as I knew what was in my mouth (despite it being tasty), I freaked and ran to the bathroom.
Then, about 7 yrs later, out of the darn blue, my body had a HUGE craving for Sushi. I dont know how it happened cause I had never had sushi enough to crave it. The eel was even cooked so I never even had the real raw fish. Anyway, I went to my closest one in south FL and got some sushi rolls and savored ever little bit. From then on (tho not now) it was Sushi at least 3 nights a week! To this day, I absolutely LOVE Sushi and am so glad I gave it a chance. So much protein; barely any chewing if at all save for rice; no fishy smells or tastes; smooth; easily digestible and filling to the point of pure contentment!… and even great as leftovers… just go to the fridge and pop a bite size piece of the roll in your mouth!
