Okay, maybe I was thinking of a different story. Or... something. Hm.

i don't really remember them, cica... sorry i can't be of any help

-throws a brick at Linn-
She's a brick... Linn!
-starts jam session-

I may have read them recently, but the only one I remember is the dog trying to get the bone in his relfection

i'll take that as a compliment, facade... thank you :P

Aesop's fables are fun...

You should, Linn! :illgetu:

i like your outfit facade... very modern geisha!

Ahh, found it. The Farmer and the Stork!

... It's not very uplifting.

i was just thinking that.... kind of sad really

That doesn't mean the moral can't be used positively, though!

yea... don't hang out with bad cranes lol

XD And if you're a farmer, don't put up with them!

right on mr. farmer man... is this one condoning violence???

I think too many people live by that....*attacks people with rocks*

Linnea: Um... yeah. :sweat: It doesn't have to be a literal interpretation, though, does it?

haha i suppose not... but that's how i see it... maybe i am a closet angry person haha

I see it that way too linn

Well, that's the most literal interpretation. *shrugs* You could also take from it the idea that you should follow through on your promises.

This story... I'm trying to decide. Is it saying that it would be healthy to lose weight? :) Man, a diet fable. So ahead of its time!

What're you two nutballs blathering on about!? :gonk:

Omg. Facade's got a WEAVE. *giggles*

that does sound like weight loss huh? maybe it has something to do with the geese being gluttons? maybe a bit of a stretch...

we are talking aesop, facade

Facade also has a tassel. :p

Linnea: Could be. ^_^ Silly geese.

Hello my lovely rainbow colored sprinklets! :hug:

I have nipple tassel and a weave, right-o! =3

MY WEAVE IS BETTER THAN THAT NAPPY PIECE OF COW HAIR ON YOUR HEAD, TWISTED. :talk2hand: