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"pseudo-inferno, psuedo-Saosin?"

I am greatly confused. Didn't Saosin have a title of "The Inferno" ? So who are you two reffering to on your diary entries?


Lacie's:

Dag's:


I'm sorry if this seems odd of me to ask. I just like to read everyones diary (even though I never comment), but since I got confused I don't clearly understand the whole events that happened when you are reffering to a false Saosin/Inferno.. Again, I don't know all the deer or titles on here, so it's mostly why I'm asking.
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CSS TESTING AHOY

Strip club/maturity warning to the extreme

They work hard for their pinecones....






Real hard...





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Laruuuuna

Yahoo, please?
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Not connecting?

It's been so long since I've been on, I don't remember how to make it connect when it doesn't want to...any help?
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Holly on the Old Oak - Final Thoughts




Holly on the Old Oak

Final Thoughts






A boy named Jake gives a lone stag a place to rest for the night, and the next morning, he found a surprise surrounded by hoofprints in the snow.

A King and a Page were charitable to the poor, setting an example for us all.

The antics of three deer who tilted their heads at a Christmas ornament on a tree, who discovered the meaning of the season.

A kind deer listens to a lonely ghost fawn, and helps him find his long lost mother.

A disfigured stag, who nearly gave up hope, was invited to dance with others and shown true friendship.

A lost deer, believed to be one of Santa’s reindeer, was treated kindly and became the talk of an entire town.

The dance of the deer, a celebration that all are welcome to attend.

A doe and her mate, seeking shelter from the rain, give birth to a miracle fawn.

The strange party of the most evil and vile monsters, who in their own way enjoy the season.

A storyteller retells a Christmas classic for a group of fawns, and later discovers that the story is really true.

A curious doe who wants to learn how to fly, and soon becomes the center of an extraordinary event.

And the tale of Walter Scrooge, who was shown the meaning of generosity and changes his view on the world.



These stories express several important virtues – kindness, generosity, and merriment.
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I do believe...

...that I am back. c:
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The third of a four part story || "Race"

You heard right. Click eet 8D
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Website?

Just found out...
My fawn grew up!

So... now I guess I'll need some kit...
Easy enough...

*poof*
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Who are these deer?

These are some deer I have met in the woods, if you see yourself here, I would love to say hi Smiling
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