Asked by Anonymous
That’s me. Just passing out lady boners and regular boners, one odd compliment at a time.
Asked by god-gives-god-takes
As long as you promise to keep that out of your wedding vows…
Asked by effyeahitselyssa
Apparently I missed the memo that today was chicken day. Anyways, I like those names. One of my favorite books growing up was “A Porcupine Named Fluffy,” so I’m definitely on board with a chicken named “Fluff.”
Asked by darkdepth
I hope you have evidence of this claim because that’s like spotting a unicorn. Only a lot less majestic. Unrelated: Anyone else feel like they bring up unicorns too much? No? Just me? Cool.
Asked by effyeahitselyssa
Consider my interest restored. Thank you. And, yes, I totally approve of those names. Well done. Story time! I had a bunny once. My dad named him “Thumper.” Obviously, I didn’t want to call him that, so I named him “Gopher.” I guess I’ve always been special.
Asked by Anonymous
I am so glad you’re not on the USA olympic team because your effort is NOT gold medal worthy.
Asked by lavenderubies
I just made myself laugh reading that. ‘Cuz I think it’d be really funny if I thought I was interacting with all these different people, and it just turned out to be, like, the same four people every time. Hah. Oh, internet.
Asked by wi1d-thing
Whoa. Settle down there, chatter box. I bet in elementary school, you used to get in trouble for disturbing others and causing a distraction. But hello to you, as well.