Uh oh – Molch might be in trouble!

Which condition will be most likely to give Oma Molch another fit?

  • her bed is surrounded on 3 sides by newts

    Votes: 3 7.0%

  • the entire lower half of the fridge is now a worm farm

    Votes: 20 46.5%

  • the coffee creamer was, in fact, yeast water for the Daphnia

    Votes: 14 32.6%

  • daily cooking preparations will include chopping earth worms and decanting Daphnia

    Votes: 4 9.3%

  • hauling newt water from the Beaver pond every other day

    Votes: 2 4.7%
  • Total voters
    43
Azhael said:
xDD Not yet, but give me time...From what i hear, it´s not really my cup of tea. Mind you, i´ll watch anything if it contains a british accent, and when i run out of things to watch i really have no standards, i´ll give anything a try.
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Haha. You're better off watching Dr Who, Torchwood is just the trashier version anyway. Hey look what I found.
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