Really (stupid) thing I found in Dustmallow..

[Koest]

Anyone here watch "Family Guy":tmi: ? Well In dustmallow marsh theres an area called

"THE QUAGMIRE" and I thought I was sort of funny / weird.. Well..probably just a common name or something so.. yes..just dont flame me well..enjoy the partly useless discovery.. lol

[Canttouchdis]

Anyone here watch "Family Guy":tmi: ? Well In dustmallow marsh theres an area called

"THE QUAGMIRE" and I thought I was sort of funny / weird.. Well..probably just a common name or something so.. yes..just dont flame me well..enjoy the partly useless discovery.. lol

there is an actual thing called a quagmire its a word not just a name but lol ty for family guy reminder

[Bludypeople]

Anyone here watch "Family Guy":tmi: ? Well In dustmallow marsh theres an area called

"THE QUAGMIRE" and I thought I was sort of funny / weird.. Well..probably just a common name or something so.. yes..just dont flame me well..enjoy the partly useless discovery.. lol

Quagmire may refer to any of the following:
Look up Quagmire in
Wiktionary, the free dictionary.

    * quagmire is an English noun, derived from "quake" + "mire", meaning literally "shaky, miry ground." (See swamp.) It is frequently used metaphorically to describe military campaigns characterized by small hope of victory, poorly-defined objectives and/or no clear exit strategy. Its use in political debate emerged during the Vietnam War. The term has also been used (mostly by opponents) in reference to the Iraq war.

    * Joshua Quagmire (or JQ) is an American cartoonist, best known for Cutey Bunny.
    * Quagmire McDuck is a minor character in Walt Disney comic books, a distant ancestor of Scrooge McDuck.
    * Glenn Quagmire (often called merely "Quagmire") is a character from the animated television sitcom Family Guy.
    * Quagmire is a character on the children's television show Eureeka's Castle.
    * Quagmire is the setting for Ben Dunn's Ninja High School comics, and the title of two mini-series spun off from them.
    * "Quagmire" is the 22nd episode in the 3rd season of the television drama, The X-Files.
    * "Quagmire" is the English title of the 12th episode in anime series Elfen Lied.
    * The Quagmire Triplets (Duncan, Isadora, and Quigley) are fictional characters from Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events.
    * Quagmire is a black enchantment from the card game Magic: The Gathering that allows creatures with the swampwalk ability to be blocked as though they did not have swampwalk.
    * Quagmire (comics), a Marvel Comics character

got that from

Quagmire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

[terracerules]

ok what i dont understand is why you went to all the trouble to go look that up in a dictionary ctrl c and then ctrl v that.

[Hellarion]

heh i think i still have the Quagmire card..been years since i seen it though

[treyska]

ok what i dont understand is why you went to all the trouble to go look that up in a dictionary ctrl c and then ctrl v that.

it takes about 15 seconds..

[Vladinator]

ok what i dont understand is why you went to all the trouble to go look that up in a dictionary ctrl c and then ctrl v that.

He did that to show that if you use your brain a bit you can actually find out why some of all the events of the world, do happen. For example why there is a place named Quagmire in WoW, as a character named Quagmire in Family Guy. Now is there a connection? No! Why not, well because of the quote that was copy pasted. When you state one thing, you need to backup with facts. If he had said "no they are not connected" then some noob would say "why?" and "why do you say that?" e.g. You get the point. Now, why on earth did I type this to explain the situation to a newbie? I have no clue... maybe I got angry that some people just need to open their eyes and think a bit creatively from someone else's perspective. :>