Unicorns and butterflies

Am not keen on green dragons either, a bit shifty if you ask me, but the blue glittery ones are great fun at parties.

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I still think they should be called Kangaroos
Wallabies are very sweet, but not very big

My dragon is toothless

Are we opposed to weredragons too? They're able to shift from human form so you'd be hard pressed to report them for impersonating the real thing. I'm not sure the unicorns respected them enough either!

Is that the black one from "How to train your dragon" Anya ?
Mine is red and very fiery ?

Glammy 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? The answer has to be no, I'm afraid. And the subject can't be discussed either.

Jalima H informs me Kangaroos is the nickname for Aussie rugby league team

That's where I'm getting
One lot of rugby is the same as another to me [ducks for cover before someone tackles me]

Give me netball any day

Jalima
Rugby Union has 15 players and plays by one set of rules Rugby League has 13 players and different rules.
Union was originally played by amatures but the big teames are now pros too.

Thanks ninathenana

I will try to remember
Rugby League - State of Origin
Rugby Union - it's the World in Union

Then there is Aussie Rules Football too
and soccer/footie/football call it what you like
just for more confusion

Excuse me, but weren't we meant to be discussing unicorns rather than rugby? I would just like to say that I have just eaten a slice of a cake decorated as a unicorn, and if it wasn't drawn from life, I don't know who can have imagined it. Therefore I maintain that unicorns exist (although I'm surprised that they can go about covered in quite so much icing without being set upon by butterflies).

Hope that's not too controversial, my little GN snowflake pals.