I can't wait I am going to go to a state fair this weekend. I have not been to one before they got a petting zoo. I seen pictures of some of the animals.

Petting zoo... *avoids*

they have some animals like Zebra,gazelle which are sort of rare. out form the zoo's around here never knew people could pet them.

I saw a zebra melt in Tijuana.


They had painted a donkey to look like a zebra when it started to rain and revealed the truth.

I was really trying to figure out what you meant by melt...
but that's epic! I love the image of that.

Jupiterter! Lol, I read about that news!

The zoo was saying zebras was somehow lost, they painted donkeys with stripes and it seems to be a hit somewhere in... South Africa? I think.

That is crazy why would people paint a donkey look like a zebra for?

Anyone here?

because a donkey is cheaper to get than a zebra.

People are here, Kira.

Ah, goodie. Hello there. ^ ^

Hey hey. How are you? I don't believe we have met before.

I haven't, been very often on the site. ^ ^;

Hopefully will change a bit. ;

ah I see. Hopefully you will stick around then. Do you just get busy or distracted?

Hola, Kirara~

A little bit of spanish there, Xuv?

I get distracted and, not too much to have kept me online often.

Buenas noches, Xuv

... Is Hola spanish? Oh wow, I didn't know.
I just have the habit of mix and match vowels. XD

What does Buenas Noches mean?
Though I am always interested in language. :3

ah yes. Hola is hello. Buenos noches is good night/evening.

It means, Good night usually~

oooo. I see.

Kira, means Shining in Japanese. and Count in Malay. XD
Just mentioning.

I am a shining count, then? >w>

I thought Kira meant light? I suppose that's not much different than Shining though.

Mn, Kira means a couple of things in different languages. ;

I figured it was shining as well.

There is another word for light in Japanese. Hikari.
They use kira kira for face shining from excitement. and diamond shine. They don't use kira for hikari.

I think Kira also have some words in Tamil/Hindi... x.x

Oh my.

It seems that it can mean Mistress or ruler in Russian. >.> Dark in gaelic.