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Unicorns and butterflies

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Oldwoman70 Sat 11-Nov-17 12:04:52

As it would appear we cannot be trusted to discuss anything slightly controversial I am starting a thread to discuss unicorns and butterflies. I like white unicorns with rainbow horns

Cherrytree59 Sat 11-Nov-17 17:05:13

Annie let the dragon in he can make burn the toast whilst you watch the matchsmile

Darnsarf Sat 11-Nov-17 17:06:23

I've reported my own post Matson. It was disgraceful.

matson Sat 11-Nov-17 17:07:56

You know it makes sense Darnsarf!!, wish I had a dragon ?

Oldwoman70 Sat 11-Nov-17 17:10:30

Darnsarf I'm afraid I must agree with matson GNs are far too delicate to be told about such things. However, just this once I think we can overlook it.

I am sure if lemon issues a grovelling apology and swears never to say anything relating to dragons again Annie will not take matters any further.

lemongrove Sat 11-Nov-17 17:11:28

Sorry Annie but it has to be said that the Welsh red ones are the very worst sort, impossible to house train, impossible to understand and they sing !

lemongrove Sat 11-Nov-17 17:12:06

I expect my last post to be deleted.

lemongrove Sat 11-Nov-17 17:13:26

A grovelling apology........I don’t bally well think so!
The truth must be told.

DanniRae Sat 11-Nov-17 17:16:02

A bit off thread (Sorry) but Darnsarf do you by any chance come from "Down South"? Just wondering because that's where I am from too!! smile
We might not see many unicorns where I live but we do have dinosaurs in a local park that my husband, little dog and I visit frequently. Has any body else seen them?

mcem Sat 11-Nov-17 17:19:13

Yes! Lived near Crystal Palace Park 1969-1971

Darnsarf Sat 11-Nov-17 17:20:37

Essex born and bred DR.

Glammy54 Sat 11-Nov-17 17:21:34

My word Oldwoman70 - are you connecting white unicorns with rainbow horns to a headline you saw in DM? What I would like to know is - can two white uncorns raise a black unicorn with or without rainbow horns?

matson Sat 11-Nov-17 17:21:48

What dragons and dinosaurs!!! We get nowt up here in t'north !

matson Sat 11-Nov-17 17:24:27

Sorry, sorry, can see how that remark maybe political.

Jalima1108 Sat 11-Nov-17 17:27:14

Anyone Welsh on this thread at the moment should be ashamed of themselves!

Jalima1108 Sat 11-Nov-17 17:29:27

ps that's because the rugby's on - Wales -v- Australia and it is compulsory viewing.

hmm now, who shall I support?
Dragons -v- kangaroos ?
Hoping for a draw

Anniebach Sat 11-Nov-17 17:35:38

We have a dinosaur park here and they roar so there , Welsh dinosaurs so they roar in Welsh

Jalima1108 Sat 11-Nov-17 17:38:50

Ooh, must come over and find that when DGS comes!

Wales winning 10 - 7 according to DH

Jalima1108 Sat 11-Nov-17 17:40:28

just found it online - it looks very scary

Oldwoman70 Sat 11-Nov-17 17:43:46

Glammy No I didn't see such a headline. I just have a preference for white unicorns with rainbow horns (although that should not imply that I have any dislike or prejudice against unicorns of any other colour) I would have no problem with two white unicorns raising a black unicorn.

I am disturbed by lemon's obvious prejudice against red dragons - this I'm afraid cannot be allowed. Red dragons are equal to dragons of any colour and are no more difficult to train than any other.

I live in deepest Somerset and have never seen a dinosaur, however, the Mendip Hills are close by and they are probably hiding in caves there.

Anniebach Sat 11-Nov-17 17:48:09

www.showcaves.co.uk/dinosaurs.html

ninathenana Sat 11-Nov-17 17:57:11

Dragons 13
Wallabies 17

Anniebach Sat 11-Nov-17 18:47:30

Fixed match again

lemongrove Sat 11-Nov-17 19:32:07

The thing is, I once had a nasty run in with a red dragon and it’s left me with a lifelong distrust of them.Can’t be helped!

Anniebach Sat 11-Nov-17 19:34:26

Who won lemon?

lemongrove Sat 11-Nov-17 19:39:03

It was more of a draw! grin We both left with honour satisfied ( more or less) but I cannot trust one again.