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Dictionary » T » Tulips Tulipstulip-shell (Science: zoology) A large, handsomely coloured, marine univalve shell (Fasciolaria tulipa) native of the southern united states. The name is sometimes applied also to other species of Fasciolaria. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... Too much time has been wasted on BS! If you want a softer approach create your own flowery version of this disease and tip toe through those tulips...I will not apologize or change my style....get on board or get left in the dust! Your choice! Randy
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The Fiber Disease... enemies against each other. I agree Tam Tam. Pressure on the existing one agency.......Do you think it will work? Many have tried and pushing up tulips is all they can do now. Skytroll
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cross breedingPS: this reminds me of the movie "Bruce allmighty". Bruce(who had all god's powers) gave his girlfriend a flower obtained by crossing tulips and daisies. He called the "totadasies" :lol:
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