Fluff

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Fluff is annoying and is a word. This word is usually a noun, but can be conjugated to adjectives (fluffy, fwuffy), a verb (to fluff, to fluff up), an interjection (FLUFF!) or the definite article (the).

FLUFFY mainlly reffers to the girl, the one and only who origiannly generated the "oh deu play doh" scent. XD

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[edit] RADIO ACTIVE FLUFF PLAYDOH BUDDIES

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ermm the one on the left.. the one on da right is a TOOTHBUSH RAWRR ZOMBIEE TEETHEE

FLUFFY? FLUFFY? ARE YOU READING THIS?? I LUV U FWUFFY> lol




[edit] Fluff as a Noun

Fluff is a collective noun and describes the teeny, widdly bits of hairy and scaly things that break off and become free objects in the environment. It’s extremely annoying, But I love it anyway. Common places to find fluff, and their sources of fluff, include:

Location Source
Pockets Pockets
Belly-buttons (innies only) Clothes
Corners Clothes, Skin, Insects
Nooks Old plaster, Crumbly bricks, Dead bees
Crannies See above, Clothes
Fluffernutters Your Mom
Under beds Don't ask
Underbeds What is an underbed?

[edit] Accumulation

Fluff tends to induce annoyance in humans. This is mainly because it accumulates. Accumulation of fluff may happen for a number of reasons. Perhaps the fluff feels oppressed and then the need to group together, forming tight cliques. Maybe there’s a party in your pocket and everyfluff’s invited (stupid, pointless joke). One commonly held belief in medieval England was that the Devil lives in secluded places and fluff is his excrement.

When fluff accumulates, it is transformed from inconsequential small, usually invisible, items into ridiculously annoying clumps, that must somehow survive on my SHORT TEMPER!

[edit] ‘Fluff’ Becomes an Adjective

An animal that is ‘fluffy’ is generally thought to be cute or cuddly, or even both. More on that later. Or never.

[edit] SEE! 'Fluff' is Majickally Transformede Into a Verbe!

To 'fluff' something is a term used in the disgusting pornography industry. Yuck, it's horrible. Looking at naked people doing nasty stuff to pillows? Lets not go there.

[edit] The London Incident

Residents use a 'boat' to row for shelter as an unusual amount of fluff begins to start filling the streets.


London Fire and Rescue dealt with over 400 calls as fluff returned to the city with a vengeance at the weekend. Dozens of Londoners were yesterday involved in a huge sweep-up operation, and the army was called in in some areas to help with the business of cleaning. "This was a one in 150 years event," said a spokescouncillor, "although I may have to check the books, as this is the third time since 1993." Roads and schools were closed as the fluff took hold on Thursday morning. By 1pm, Hyde Park was six inches deep, and by the evening large areas of the city were up to their letterboxes in fluff. An Environment Agency press statement confirmed that "we are aware of the problem, sweetcakes, and will look into it real soon."


[edit] Residents' Comments

But as usual, this isn't enough for some people. "Fluff has ruined our home twice since we moved here," screamed blue-faced churchwarden Mo Watmough, known locally, who said the weekend had been more than she could stand. "You have to understand, it's about time someone took a stand." "My cat choked," added juggler Apple 'Mac' McIntosh, "and my dog only got out alive because she was up high when the fluff started to overwhelm. Estimates put the weekend's damage up to and including £60,000. Fluff insurance experts are predicting a huge rise in premiums, which they advise people to pay. One resident left counting the profit was a shrewd local grandmother Mrs Elise Elsinore, 82, who, eight years ago, placed an each way bet on it being a fluffy November. Some roads are not expected to be liberated until the end of the week. Londoners now have the difficult task of deciding what preparations should be prepared for any further un-seasonal build ups of fluff. The Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, has already advocated a series of velcro fences along the main routes into the city, but the City Council thinks its pilot scheme of static-electric milk floats will work better.

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