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Re: What's Your Favorite Mythical Creature?

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Is " Pegacorn " a type of Popcorn ? :lol:

Sounds good !, pass me some please...
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Ya'll are nuts!
Or maybe raisins :lol:
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I love chocolate covered raisins! Bridge mix too! :D
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Bridge mix, I havent eaten that in years. It was one of my favorites.

When I was a kid I had a thing for Willie the Whale from Make Mine Music. About a whale who wanted to be an opera singer. Nelson Eddy did the voice and sang Shortnin Bread. It was sad when he got harpooned. I felt bad about that for a long time.
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How horrible! What were they thinking?!
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Bighuey wrote: When I was a kid I had a thing for Willie the Whale from Make Mine Music. About a whale who wanted to be an opera singer. Nelson Eddy did the voice and sang Shortnin Bread. It was sad when he got harpooned. I felt bad about that for a long time.
Wait, was this a kid's show? Wow. Don't see that in Sesame Street. Hmmm. Well, back to the original topic, I like the Phoenix. What's the plural? Sorry, I don't really know... Pheonixes?
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It was a Disney cartoon movie that came out in the mid-40's.
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Is there any kind of " mythical " Snow Queen ? " or SNOW MAIDEN character ?...mebbee Russian?..

I'd trade in my Mermaid's tail, :roll:
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For snow? That would be a winning trade for you on every level!
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How about the abominable snowman?
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Yetis are awesome! Nice choice!
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On the other side of the spectrum, how about sirens? Instead of up in the mountains, they're down in the ocean! The idea of deception and the lure of your greatest desires always fascinated me, abiet in a rather morbid way. I can't say I like these mythical beings, but whenever they come up in a story I always enjoy it because something is almost always revealed about the characters in what they see from the sirens...
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Bighuey wrote:How about the abominable snowman?

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There ya go!, not exactly what i had in mind, but WTH! :lol: :lol:.( JUST CALL ME THE " ABOMINABLE SNOWOMAN " )
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Hi abominable Snowomen *wave*
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Heeeheee waving back!

Smashing Avatar!!, I can almost taste that apple...............is it a painting ?...I'm inspired to paint it... 8)
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