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happy trees

The expression Bob Ross said when painting a pair of trees. For Bob felt that painting just one tree would make it lonely, by painting another next to or near it, said trees would become friends and become happy.
1.) Look at those happy trees. Beautiful.

2.) Today folks we're going to paint some happy trees.
happy trees by hachigatsu23 May 5, 2008
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Happy Trees

The expression Bob Ross said when painting a pair of trees. For Bob felt that painting just one tree would make it lonely, by painting another next to or near it, said trees would become friends and become happy. this is why we love bob ross
ok now lets make so Happy Trees here, in your world trees can have as many friends as you want.

Happy Trees

Happy Trees could be another name for weed.
"Yo. You got any happy trees?"

"Yeah I got a couple g's how much do you want?"

Happy Trees

A slang term for marijuana.
Yea, i smoked the best happy trees ever the other day.
Happy Trees by Mr. Miagi Man March 23, 2011

happy trees

the toxic cloud and the shape of the explosion after a nuclear bommbing

happy treesh day 

Happy treesh day is the definition of treesh it’s just a special day for the treesh people.

August 11 is treesh day
happy treesh day by RahhYT August 7, 2019

happy treesh day 

Happy treesh day is the definition of treesh it’s just a special day for the treesh people.
happy treesh day by RahhYT August 7, 2019
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