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This is my rock, Peaches.



This is Peaches next to the house.



And this is the inside of the house.



The house is a tin of herbal tea. Don't buy the tea in the picture, it tastes nothing like it says it is. Ginger mint? How about ginger being the second-to-last ingredient, peppermint the third, and 8 ingredients that are not ginger or mint?

Anyways, back on topic:

I cut out a piece of dark blue felt for a carpet. The cushion is a small dark pink felt sachet with spices in it. There is also a die in the house.

I'm going to also make wallpaper.

And I don't like drawing faces on rocks because sometimes they don't turn out good.

Last edited by Dinoclor (2012-07-28 15:39:39)

Zangooser wrote:

My sister has at least ten pet rocks in her room.
I think she may be building an army. O_O'

WOW... your sister has at least ten more pet rocks than i do!

This is also relevant: https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos- … 1807_n.jpg

I always thought that pet rocks were for weirdos when I was little, but then I got my own.

I immediately regretted the opinion. I've been keeping the SAME rock since I was five. 

*goes out and looks for pet rock*

banana500 wrote:

Dinoclor wrote:

banana500 wrote:

I always thought that pet rocks were for weirdos when I was little, but then I got my own.

I immediately regretted the opinion. I've been keeping the SAME rock since I was five. 

The SAME?!

Yeah. And I just went out into my backyard and collected three more. 

Pics?

Dinoclor wrote:

banana500 wrote:

Dinoclor wrote:

The SAME?!

Yeah. And I just went out into my backyard and collected three more. 

Pics?

I can't. Sorry. 

Dinoclor wrote:

banana500 wrote:

Dinoclor wrote:

Pics?

I can't. Sorry. 

You don't have a camera?

I do, but it's a big hassle to try and upload them.

Dinoclor wrote:

Agg725 wrote:

I shall find myself a pet rock!

Rivers, streams and pebbly beaches are great places to look for rocks. If you want a rock you can carry around in your pocket, choose one that is small. If you want a big one that just lies around in your room, then get a big one.

Also, don't go swimming with your pet rock unless you have something attached to it that you are SURE it won't fall out of that you are sure floats, or you have a zip pocket in your swimsuit that you can put it in. Even small pebbles sink suprisingly fast.

thanks for the advice!

I'm going to get three rocks. One big one, one small one, and once average size one.

I shall name the big one Steve. He shall be my Steve. Steve will live on my desk.

The small one shall be George. He shall have a keychain on him (let me drill a hole in him), and I shall put him in my keychain collection.

The medium one will be Bob. Bob will be an angry rock. He will live on top of the TV in a box, or for you people who love pet rocks, his 'habitat'.

I'm also going to get my sister some. And my other sister. And my little brother. ROCK ARMY TIME!

CheeseMunchy wrote:

Aw, does he know any tricks? 

He can sit, stay, and heel quite well. :P

jackrulez wrote:

stevetheipad wrote:

Pet rocks' diets and day-to-day needs are hard to guess, so I suggest pet rock owners find some resources from professionals like this neat guide.

Also, those considering having, please check yourself: according to multiple professionals "Love, care, and patience" are necessities in order to properly care for your pet rock. If you can't provide those needs, don't buy one.

That's the guide I used :D
Speckles lives on a diet of cinnamon, water, and delightfully crumpled aluminum foil.

I like that guide too.
Peaches lives on a diet of cloves-fennel-allspice-cinnamon-anise-smell, cello music, water, Planet Earth videos, and pop music (Not very often. Pop music is junk food for pet rocks!).

I follow the feeding guide in the article.