Nature’s Confession

January 25, 2015

I don’t care if you are the Silver Surfer, you can’t just pee in our pool!

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DED

10 years ago

What the heck is that in the lower left hand corner?

Naaman Brown

10 years ago

Reply to DED

Looks to me like a gold mannikin in a fuzzy blue globe rolling through a forest. The concept is unclear to me.

invader

10 years ago

I think that is another person balancing, and being reflected in a snowy forest?

Sirona

10 years ago

For a moment, I hoped that red thing in the upper right said LintPick and that this was a comedy.

Sadly…sadly. No.

@Nathan – That pee in the pool remark…brilliant! Looks to me like he’s freestylin’ it too. The bonus of being watery and naked.

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Nathan

10 years ago

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That’s just where my mind goes.

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