A yellowish, amorphous, elastic material obtained from the milky sap or latex of various tropical plants, especially the rubber tree, and vulcanized, pigmented, finished, and modified into products such as electric insulation, elastic bands and belts, tires, and containers. Also called caoutchouc, India rubber.
Any of numerous synthetic elastic materials of varying chemical composition with properties similar to those of natural rubber.
A low overshoe made of rubber.
Baseball. The rectangular piece of hard rubber that the pitcher must remain in contact with when making a pitch.
Something made of rubber, as:
An eraser.
A tire.
A set of tires on a vehicle.
Slang. A condom.
One that rubs, especially one that gives a massage

I don't have one.
But then again, I don't wear a lot of skirts.
I'm more of a jeans and tee-shirt kinda girl.

Welcome to the Nazgul Club, Arinda, where Mordor is painted pink and Orthanc orange with purple stripes. This is the land where cacti play! :):)

erm... yeah...

A few things you must remember, this being of utmost importance to your initial test of honor [s](what initial test of honor?)[/s]. The term "undead" is usually used to describe those that are between living and dead, a.k.a. NAZGUL, right? This matter is completely controversial. The prefix "un-" means "not." Thus, if the almighty Nazgul were termed "undead," it would translate to being "not dead," which takes away [s].000000001[/s] 99.99% of our divinity [s](what divinity?)[/s]. Nazgul are between the living and the dead. We are neither living nor dead. We are not living. We are not dead. So technically, the term "undead" should not be used to describe us. Neither can "nondead," which about amounts to the same thing.... at least I think it amounts to the same thing....

and that, folks, is the Undead Sermon. it can't bring back the entire 5 page debate we had over this influencing issue, but everyone knows it's the thought that counts.

:):):):):):)