Snakes, Spiders Worms. Born to shine, why blend it, blue oceans to create, what you want, what you know, what you would like to be, keep moving forward. March 4th.

Monkeys to acts, kids and goats, love and hate, sheep to know, kids with horns, love and hate, in the fields. Songs to hang on, things are not bad, songs to sing, daily event. Happy to know, the trips to hell and back, time to say good bays of hay.

Snakes, Spiders Worms. Born to shine, why blend it, blue oceans to create, what you want, what you know, what you would like to be, keep moving forward. March 4th.

• "Mess with the bull, you get the horns": This idiom suggests that you will be "gored" if you provoke a dangerous situation or person.

• The question's twist: The question turns this around, asking what you would want to have "on your side" in Hell. In this sense, "horns" could represent something to fight back with or a tool to navigate the difficult situation.

• Possible interpretations: Some possible interpretations of "horns" in this context could be:
  • A sense of resilience or the ability to stand up for oneself.
  • A tool or weapon for defense, like the pitchfork sometimes associated with the devil.
  • A sense of power or dominance, to turn the tables on those who are meant to be in control.
• The answer: The question is a creative way to ask, "How would you prepare for the worst-case scenario?" The answer is subjective and depends on what kind of "horns" one would need to face such a challenge. 

Lovedove... Sometimes I feel like I know the message you're sending but it's hard to know for sure and with my supposed a.d.d I gotta know one hunded like the rappas. Even though deep down I feel like I know one hunded nawmsayin?? 

Snakes, Spiders Worms. Born to shine, why blend it, blue oceans to create, what you want, what you know, what you would like to be, keep moving forward. March 4th.