I’m gonna say they belong to the same family of creatures as pookas and they all have awful fashion senses.
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Look out! Look out!
Pink elephants on parade.
Here they come!
Hippety hoppety.
How does the Loverpool Avalon kindergarden teacher looks?
(I know I saw a pre school somewhere in the echanged chapter.)
Oh my gosh imagining the kindy teacher as a Pink Elephant now!
… that the kids can only see when they go to school drunk? X-D
Maybe people can only see them when they are under the influence?
Reminds me of one of Benny Hill’s skits. Keeping a long story short, a guy went to a psychiatrist because he kept seeing tiny pink elephants climbing his pants legs.
Psychiatrist: “I want you to do two things. First, I want you to stop drinking so much. Second, stop brushing the little buggers off on me!“
If their fashion sense is supposed to be awful then why is this one so fabulously dressed?
We can’t see the colors, so we can’t tell exactly how bad this clashes.
So we know demons are a thing, and we know animal ghosts are a thing thanks to lovely ol’ Martha, bless her soul, so where does that leave us for Black Dog creatures like the Bhargest or the Moddy Dho? And would their historical penchant for being the harbingers of ill news and bad omens be seen as them causing said calamitous events, or trying to warn people against them?
Are Baku a thing?
I am absolutely loving this! Ever since I was pretty small I’ve wanted to be able to change shape; and as a troublemaking teenager I decided that, if I ever *did* get the opportunity, I’d make sure that I turned into a pink elephant in Time Square in NYC at midnight, right in front of all those cameras aimed at the ball-drop (quickly followed by a quick shift to a pink mouse so I could scurry into hiding– hey, so much for mass conservation, huh?) I always thought it’d be hilarious, listening to the media try to explain THAT away. ^___^ And now, of course, with cellphone cameras it’d be even more fun…
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Look out! Look out!
Pink elephants on parade.
Here they come!
Hippety hoppety.
How does the Loverpool Avalon kindergarden teacher looks?
(I know I saw a pre school somewhere in the echanged chapter.)
Oh my gosh imagining the kindy teacher as a Pink Elephant now!
… that the kids can only see when they go to school drunk? X-D
Maybe people can only see them when they are under the influence?
Reminds me of one of Benny Hill’s skits. Keeping a long story short, a guy went to a psychiatrist because he kept seeing tiny pink elephants climbing his pants legs.
Psychiatrist: “I want you to do two things. First, I want you to stop drinking so much. Second, stop brushing the little buggers off on me!“
If their fashion sense is supposed to be awful then why is this one so fabulously dressed?
We can’t see the colors, so we can’t tell exactly how bad this clashes.
So we know demons are a thing, and we know animal ghosts are a thing thanks to lovely ol’ Martha, bless her soul, so where does that leave us for Black Dog creatures like the Bhargest or the Moddy Dho? And would their historical penchant for being the harbingers of ill news and bad omens be seen as them causing said calamitous events, or trying to warn people against them?
Are Baku a thing?
I am absolutely loving this! Ever since I was pretty small I’ve wanted to be able to change shape; and as a troublemaking teenager I decided that, if I ever *did* get the opportunity, I’d make sure that I turned into a pink elephant in Time Square in NYC at midnight, right in front of all those cameras aimed at the ball-drop (quickly followed by a quick shift to a pink mouse so I could scurry into hiding– hey, so much for mass conservation, huh?) I always thought it’d be hilarious, listening to the media try to explain THAT away. ^___^ And now, of course, with cellphone cameras it’d be even more fun…
And Alec would tell everyone it was a bugbear…