
She’s nice, but the flower needs water.
Rain, rain, falling down
For the small people, try not to drown
Unless a friendly giant’s near to be found!
She’s nice, but the flower needs water.
Rain, rain, falling down
For the small people, try not to drown
Unless a friendly giant’s near to be found!
Flowers never really die.
A continuation of the last post. I still don’t like flowers, especially ones that bleed. To flowers do that? Maybe. Maybe not. I’m sure not going to find out. Keep those colorful weeds away from me. They bring bees.
They’re not all pretty.
Flowers. They’re okay by me. But I disagree with the idea that they’re all pretty. Some of them…bleh. Anyways, I worry sometimes that evil flowers will try to drag me underground. I should probably seek help. Or buy herbicide.
…I think that one’s just on fire.
This is a great test to see if anyone knows basic video games. And if you can’t guess which game this is, I’m terribly disappointed.
I’ve always wanted a fire flower. Not the power-up, but an actual flower made of fire. It just sounds cool. You can take the shrooms though.
Someday we’ll have real sun flowers.
So here’s a bit of speculation: can flowers grow in space? If we take out the need for oxygen, there’s plenty of light in space and some plants can survive in the cold. Maybe some fungi might be able to germinate, but I’m no gardener. I just think space flowers are 240% cooler than normal flowers.
Today’s post comes from a place of deep hatred. Against bugs, not Knight that is. Some of the hornets I’ve seen flying about are massive, and I can’t wait for winter. On that subject though, I imagine the only thing that would be able to stand up to a wasp with a giant stinger is something with impenetrable armor. Like Knight.