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Trivalve wrote:

Average author moment actually

ngl I haven't read max barrys books either.

Who here here has seen a brown tree before?

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Who here here has seen a brown tree before?

Brown tree? Aren't most trees brown?

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Who here here has seen a brown tree before?

Are you referring to the snake?

Depreesti wrote:

markers have flavors crayons don't
Providence is quite good - however Jennifer Government isn't great
(haha, imagine not having access to a large library)

Imagine not having access to money that would be spent on a library through tax dollars🤣
I think I need to bring West Nivosea here, that sounds way out of character coming from this nation.

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Crayons have flavor, you just need to take a deep look into your psyche to find it

The true flavour comes from within.

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Who here here has seen a brown tree before?

Are you referring to the brown tree?

Delmond wrote:

Brown tree? Aren't most trees brown?

Oh boy, I was once naive like you. Really, really try to think about the last tree you've seen that you're certain was brown

Trivalve wrote:

Are you referring to the snake?

No, I'm not being symbolic or metaphorical, I literally mean a tree that is brown like we were taught they are

Also a new poll dropped in case you didn't see

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Oh boy, I was once naive like you. Really, really try to think about the last tree you've seen that you're certain was brownNo, I'm not being symbolic or metaphorical, I literally mean a tree that is brown like we were taught they are

Yes I have seen brown trees before

Hello mates! I'm new here, any help on starting?

controversial opinion, the Soviet tanks were far better then any western tanks, all the way up until the Abrams, and even then, there was not a large enough number of them to be a large scale threat, until the time of the collapse.

Trivalve wrote:

Yes I have seen brown trees before

Interesting...

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Interesting...

he's got to be lyeing, everyone knows they are all blue.

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Oh boy, I was once naive like you. Really, really try to think about the last tree you've seen that you're certain was brownNo, I'm not being symbolic or metaphorical, I literally mean a tree that is brown like we were taught they are

Minecraft trees

Federal Eagle Empire wrote:

he's got to be lyeing, everyone knows they are all blue.

You know the theory that says we all see the same colours differently?

Mighty peculiar...
Miiighty peculiar...

East Nivosea wrote:

You know the theory that says we all see the same colours differently?

Mighty peculiar...
Miiighty peculiar...

is it just me or does honey mustard look green?

The reason I've been asking about trees is that I recently realized that all the trees in my area are actually grey or gray or however I'm supposed to spell it, despite always assuming trees were brown. A slight amount of googling then revealed to me that most trees are actually grey

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

The reason I've been asking about trees is that I recently realized that all the trees in my area are actually grey or gray or however I'm supposed to spell it, despite always assuming trees were brown. A slight amount of googling then revealed to me that most trees are actually grey

Darn it, it's gray. This keeps happening to me, I randomly end up using foreign english instead of that blue-collar, red-blooded, freedom-loving American english!

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Darn it, it's gray. This keeps happening to me, I randomly end up using foreign english instead of that blue-collar, red-blooded, freedom-loving American english!

American English? Yuck...

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Darn it, it's gray. This keeps happening to me, I randomly end up using foreign english instead of that blue-collar, red-blooded, freedom-loving American english!

wait, I thought, you could say it both ways? I didt know that was British English!?!!?

Federal Eagle Empire wrote:

wait, I thought, you could say it both ways? I didt know that was British English!?!!?

No one's stopping you from mixing the dialects, but I'd imagine it's improper to do so

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

No one's stopping you from mixing the dialects, but I'd imagine it's improper to do so

I've been writing it both ways for forever, my entire world has been a lie.

Federal Eagle Empire wrote:

wait, I thought, you could say it both ways? I didt know that was British English!?!!?

No, we must write it both ways. Don't let the British gatekeep you from using grey, centre, oesophagus, crisp, etc etc etc. Legalise nuclear bombs.

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

The reason I've been asking about trees is that I recently realized that all the trees in my area are actually grey or gray or however I'm supposed to spell it, despite always assuming trees were brown. A slight amount of googling then revealed to me that most trees are actually grey

I've seen many a brown tree, and many a grey tree.
Now how about birch trees that look like the ashy remains from bonfires?

United Tribes of Moth wrote:

Darn it, it's gray. This keeps happening to me, I randomly end up using foreign english instead of that blue-collar, red-blooded, freedom-loving American english!

Compromise: Græy.

Delmond wrote:

No, we must write it both ways. Don't let the British gatekeep you from using grey, centre, oesophagus, crisp, etc etc etc. Legalise nuclear bombs.

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