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So what do grammasites look like?
Posted by: pedsphleb (---.hc-dhcp.uiowa.edu)
Date: February 25, 2004 09:51PM
I got a strange mental picture of oversized woozles - coats, striped socks, and all.
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Re: So what do grammasites look like?
Posted by: meddlenot (---.demon.co.uk)
Date: February 25, 2004 10:05PM
if you go to the main page again, click on the jurisfiction logo, them on the cover of the book, at the top of the page is a link to the beastiery section, click on it, and et voila! a grammasite.
cept no socks or waist coats, poot! so you have to superimpose some on to it.
to be honest, when i'm reading the books, the image in my head is somewhere between that picture and seuss's the cat in the hat, which is entirely inaccurate, but it amuses me!
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blame it on the e-numbers
cept no socks or waist coats, poot! so you have to superimpose some on to it.
to be honest, when i'm reading the books, the image in my head is somewhere between that picture and seuss's the cat in the hat, which is entirely inaccurate, but it amuses me!
xxx
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blame it on the e-numbers
Re: So what do grammasites look like?
Posted by: mebbeido (---.in-addr.btopenworld.com)
Date: February 25, 2004 10:44PM
Go to this page [www.thursdaynext.com], and press next page. You can see all of the different grammarsites then, even stripey sock-ed ones!
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'Pompadour,' spat my mother. 'Living in sin with his pompadour.'
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'Pompadour,' spat my mother. 'Living in sin with his pompadour.'
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