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			 If I asked you what that flower was, you would say a tigerlily.
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			 and if I asked you what this flower was you would also tell me
			 
			 
			"It's a Tigerlily you retard, we've established that already"  
			 
			maybe not in those exact words, but it would be along those lines.  
			but what if I told you that those answers were only half right.  
			 
			You see wild ones are illegal to pick,  
			so we came up with a theory called "A Tame Tigerlily"  
			to make ease of our conscience while frolicking through a meadow and picking these
			flowers.  
			 
			So if these flowers really are tame 
			that makes me feel alot better 
			because a tiger is vicious, so a tigerlily must also be ferocios.
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			 OK, now all jokes aside, 
			how do I go about taming a plant 
			because I am sick of getting attacked by poison ivy, 
			or is the ivy's animal instinct to strong to tame.  
			 
			No I would like to read an e-mail on how
			to tame a wild flower, 
			and why tame flowers. 
			 
			Please hurry with the e-mail 
			because I am going to start my flowers 
			on paper training tomorrow.
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			 Todd Wakefield 
			flower trainer
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		The taming of the Tigerlily, by Todd Wakefield 
			June 19, 2001 |