memo πtouch grass β
itchy, generic, perpetuates lawn culture
pet moss β
soft, novel, embraces natural environments
whimsyβ Touch poison ivy.
No! You will get itchy!
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eliminate poison ivy
ivy_gay (robot edition)
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Csepp π’@memoria Also could be interpreted as "moss that one keeps as a pet", which is wholesome and good.
CaveDave@memoria wait ... do you not have natural grass drawing where you live?
byte::Arc<Eepy> 
:rabiesPride: 
@memoria
* benefits enbies named moss
* benefits enbies named moss
gkrnours
Gina
refraction 
@memoria lots of wild grasses to touch, but they are not all made equal when it comes to their touching qualities
Mitsunee@memoria I like to touch only happy grass that grows in nature β
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Flits
Koko
Fractal Kitty@memoria to ground - link
mage_of_dragons
Ellen π@memoria I do have some under my deck. π
Mos, 2E40h, beste reiziger, toucher of computers@memoria i will not be tempted to change my display name again
Impertinenzijalick toad πΈ
soft, moist and sensual with an exciting extra tour of the gardens of eternal bliss
zy 
eat moss: perpetuates the cycle of life
Nora Reed 
Nora Reed :kiln: (@[email protected])
"touch grass" is bad advice. i am allergic to grass and it's a huge waste of water. we should instead be touching desert-friendly xeriscaping
Mr. Dr. Dragonbeard, Esq. π²π½Reject manicured lawns, return to overgrowth.
Freeeeeeeeeeeeee 
