Today I was was walking through a meadow and I heard thunder.. the Cullens are playing baseball!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XxX MLIT
The Cullens aren't real!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I had a thought... when there's thunder, there's usually lightning. And water conducts electricity. See where I'm going with this?
Percy Jackson, if you're reading this, this is teamidontgiveacrap. We need you. Go to the discussion of names where Jazadia once resided. There you will find the address. Follow it. We will be waiting for you. Read How to Break a Twilight Curse first. Then continue to the Phoenix Song. Please hurry.
Actually thunder is when two clouds smash together. Lightening is electricity. Rain is water... not Edward Cullen's tears as he watches Bella getting hit by a bus.
So you were just walking through a meadow. Really.
Hello. I don't mean to be offensive, but here's what I have to say... 1. Just because it's raining doesn't mean mythical bloodsucking creatures are playing baseball. 2. I suggest you start taking hallucination meds. If you're not careful, you might start seeing Edward all the time and jump off a cliff in hopes he will rescue you. Thanks for reading.
So whenever it thunders, some sparkly freaks are playing baseball? I'm sure this is false
Go see if it's really them! I'm sure the lightning won't kill you or paralyze you! Even so, Edward will save you afterward, I'm sure of it!
Some advice I would give the OP is: 1. Get a life, 2. Stop believing in Twilight crap, and 3. Never walk near trees in a thunderstorm unless you would like to get hit by lightning.
Well, that usually means there's a storm coming. Not the sparkly pieces of shit playing baseball. I suggest you get the fuck out of that field and start running as fast as you can to your house. But I hope you get struck by lightning. We don't need your kind of people here.
No... Lightning struck, pushing the air around it away. The thunder you thought was canaballistic fairies playing a poor imitation of baseball was actually two clouds of air rushing toward each other with such force that when they meet a sonic boom occurs.
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