Splicky Missions
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Splicky Mission 01x49
Sun, 2008/09/21 - 7:00pm — Quartz
Today’s Splicky Mission:
Bring the flower outside of the house and set it down.
Dear Fans
I had a particularly ambitious inspiration this week due to the wind storm. We’ve seen many things so far of splickies and the world they live in, but never before have we seen their very habitations.
Some splicky houses are more crude, and some are more elaborate and comfortable. But they all provide the familiarity of home to young splics such as we see here. 
So, feel free to lemme know how you like this mission!
’Nuff said.
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Comments
Quartz! Aww! Aww!
This is SO amazing, Quartz! And so adorable!
(And I love having little splickie's homes in my own backyard!!!!!!!! 
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My favorite little splick is the Teal one at the well, "Bye-bye, flower." LOL!
My second fav is the red one, "Do you like taking walks, Mr. flower?" 
Amazing work, Quartz! As the Malex Minutes are getting quite professional, so are the Splicky Missions. And where would we be without them?
(And I also happen to know how much trouble you went to to make these humble little homes for the Splicks.
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Anyway, this was an AMAZING mission, Quarts! (Don't spoil us too much though!
[And, do I spot a little green Vox splick in the upper left? 
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The funeral was boring until the Irish dancers came in.
=•.•= ~Squeak!
Beautiful.
I am awed by the tiny glimpses we get into the stunning world of the splickies. It's beautiful. I wish it was real.
Hee hee. "Bye-bye flower..."
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"Technology is lovely when it works."
-my chemistry professor
"You do realize," said Zanna, "that you're stroking a milk carton."
"You're just jealous," said Deeba.
-China Miéville's Un Lun Dun-
Hehe
Thank you both very much! This is very encouraging.
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“Have you not heard that I determined it long ago? I planned from days of old what I now bring to pass …” –Isaiah 37:26, ESV
Old Mother Hubbard sat in her cupboard,
Drowning her sorrows in hay.
Along came a spider who sat down to chide her,
But he could think of nothing to say.
Wow!
Wow, Quartz, you must have put a lot of time and effort into making those splic homes! They are very well done, I must say
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct your paths."
- Proverbs 3:5-6
"Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct your paths."
- Proverbs 3:5-6
SO adorable! XD!
I love the little houses!
The purple splicky in the chimney is my favorite
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Big Ben is... big.
"Is that a spittoon on your head?"
"You're just jealous."-Contradictionary- Phlegmingo
Bye-Bye, Flower...
heheh... 0wn3d...
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What do I care what the Minions wear??? I'm the Evil Wizard! It's not MY job to decide the Minion Dress Code!!!
A lie would have no sense unless the truth were felt as dangerous.
I love them so much!!
Little splics. What my life be without them?
The blue one rolling down the hill reminds me of my childhood. My aunt lived on a hill, and we kids loved rolling down it. We'd get so dizzy. And it was really hard to get all the way to the bottom, because you'd go crooked and end up rolling sideways and stopping.
Is that little yellow guy playing with a toy airplane? Where's his flower?
Thank you so much Quartz. I just love these guys.
Hi, little VoxSplic!
PS. Your sig is wonderful, Leela.
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I get up, I walk, I fall down. Meanwhile, I keep dancing. - Hillel
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We should take our comfort from God's word, not from the circumstances of our lives.
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Thank you all for your comments! I’m very glad you all like it!
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“Have you not heard that I determined it long ago? I planned from days of old what I now bring to pass …” –Isaiah 37:26, ESV
Old Mother Hubbard sat in her cupboard,
Drowning her sorrows in hay.
Along came a spider who sat down to chide her,
But he could think of nothing to say.