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Pedal Tones and arpeggios, and registers. "the act of separating the Two" The Twenty One Day Rule By Professor Meanus Labyrinth "Gabba Gabba Hey" Code name Project: " Fragaria x ananassa" Taint Whyle means to undermine a current relationship to bring it to null. or not any, powerless it is a latin term. Proxima meet a beautiful woman: he asked her, her name she told him it was Stella. Well her name was actual Hessiria, and her horses name was Stella. She dated him, while he thought her name was Stella,, the people in the community heard this and told the woman to tell him her real name she said she would after she knew him a little better. Well weeks later during a date she told him her real name.Full of emotion he thought they were getting closer and closer in there relationship. She was playing him along so the people around them started to do things to undermine there togetherness.Both musical artist they'd reheast with a band.Decreased intimacy and connection.Diminished trust and communication:they'd make plans so that both would be seperated and there interest to one another could be shattered by introducing them to people who's intent were to erode there trust of one another. It almost worked until the Lady became pregnant with the Mans child.Before the woman had announced her pregnancy:a member of the band had asked where were they, and the band leader said not here:taint whyle look for them to be together much longer his wisdom told him they'd be headed for slitsville sometime soon. He smiled mischiefly and started to play his trumpet. (the Exact Quote was) (Oh,Taint Whyle Bouis they'll be in slittsville soon!) Notation: The Trumpeter said: "he wouldn't dare defy me he believes in some of that wishy:wasy; punk stuff!" Bouis is a term given to a woman who wishes for fancier garments and items.Like a wedding dress!
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