the name of it... hilarity incarnate i thought but no no no it had to be crap didnt it not in anyway pineapple related and it would have been so funny to see


I expected much more from such a site...

Please click on the link to be severely disappointed at the promises that were not kept to me

http://home.inreach.com/m.../pine.html

i adore you... you know that...don't you?

janey

I was quite disappointed too

My Computer

Tells Me:

Problem Report
There was a communication problem.

Message ID
TCP_ERROR

Problem Description
The system was unable to communicate with the server.

Possible Problem Cause

The Web server may be down.
The Web server may be too busy.
The Web server may be experiencing other problems, preventing it from responding to clients.
The communication path may be experiencing problems.


Possible Solution
Try connecting to this server later.

Janey you are so darling

I know I know My heart it bleeds for the promise was not kept

How wonderful it would have been...

thank you for your admiration and support every1

I hope you understand that this has turned into a very real and difficult situation for me

If any of you ever find me a true site to do with pineapples that amuses me accordingly I will not have to kill all your first born sons

i thank you

:OMG: :WHOFARTED:

Muse2noPharaoh said:

Janey, Im so sorry, what can I say? I will have 2 look out 4 U comiserations from Ur big pal.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

Thank you JD for feeling my suffering

There really are Pineapple Freaks out there I thought I was the only one look at this...

http://agrss.sherman.hawa...neappl.htm

Thats like a pineapple shrine

and look what u can buy for almost $64

http://www.scottishscener.../pine.html

u can also buy a vase

Is this your house Janey?

JaneyPoos said:

Lleena said:

HOW CUTE

Pineapple as Artistic Motif
It is hardly surprising that this communal symbol of friendship and hospitality also became a favorite motif of architects, artisans and craftsmen throughout the colonies. They announced the hospitality of a mansion with carved wood or molded mortar pineapples on its main gate posts such as those shown here at a home in historic Haddonfield, New Jersey.
Carved wooden pineapple gate posts an a home in Haddonfield, N.J.



They incorporated huge copper and brass pineapples in the weather vanes of their most important public buildings. They sculpted pineapples into door lintels; stenciled pineapples on walls and canvas mats; wove pineapples into tablecloths, napkins, carpets and draperies; and cast pineapples into metal hot plates. There were whole pineapples carved of wood; pineapples executed in the finest china kilns; pineapples painted onto the backs of chairs and tops of chests.

from: http://www.levins.com/pineapple.html

Lleena said:

Indeed it is