Well, you said you wished your hair had more body
Posted: Sat Oct 21, 2006 1:12 am
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Well, after Ben had shown the new greenhouse to Lily, the arcade had a visitor who'd recently traveled to Japan.The JAM wrote:...erm, where did we leave off?
Look again; they're pointing at each other.Deckard Canine wrote:Either those two guys weren't involved in the shenanigan, or they're very good at looking innocent. Eesh.
I thought they were practicing their disco moves.Wanderwolf wrote:Look again; they're pointing at each other.Deckard Canine wrote:Either those two guys weren't involved in the shenanigan, or they're very good at looking innocent. Eesh.
"He did it!"
"It was YOUR idea!"
"Well I didn't think you'd DO it!"
"You dared me!"
I suppose that if it came to being confused as to what species it really was, you could call it a bewilderbeast?Yours truly,
The wolfish,
Wanderer
P.S.: I wonder if werewolves exist in the GH universe. Of course, I don't mean the kind that turn into humans; since "werewolf" starts with a word that also spawned the term "virile", a furry "werebeast" would just become a more powerful version of his/her species.
And if it became a ghost, that would make the beastie airy (bestiary), wouldn't it?Squeaky Bunny wrote:I suppose that if it came to being confused as to what species it really was, you could call it a bewilderbeast?Wanderwolf wrote:P.S.: I wonder if werewolves exist in the GH universe. Of course, I don't mean the kind that turn into humans; since "werewolf" starts with a word that also spawned the term "virile", a furry "werebeast" would just become a more powerful version of his/her species.
Maybe, but if it were a bird, its home would be a beastie aerie.Wanderwolf wrote:And if it became a ghost, that would make the beastie airy (bestiary), wouldn't it?Squeaky Bunny wrote:I suppose that if it came to being confused as to what species it really was, you could call it a bewilderbeast?Wanderwolf wrote:P.S.: I wonder if werewolves exist in the GH universe. Of course, I don't mean the kind that turn into humans; since "werewolf" starts with a word that also spawned the term "virile", a furry "werebeast" would just become a more powerful version of his/her species.
I'm surprised you didn't mention platypuses.Of course, in a furry world, you can get away with stealing the Bunnicula concept; a vampire rabbit that sucks out the juices of vegetables. (Although I still say Chester was overreacting; the celery does not stalk at midnight.) Of course, all he'd really need would be a Vita-Mix, and then nobody will ever know.![]()
Now, in real-world mythologies, some creatures are re- or mis-interpretations of existing animals; for instance, a manticore was an early description of African lions (teeth and claws of iron = strong, sharp claws and teeth), while a harpy was a mangled description of a specific bird in Greece. And the dog-headed people of the Andaman Islands really are dog-headed.. in the medical sense of having a cranium that slopes back from the orbits, rather than rising to a dome.
Yours truly,
The wolfish,
Wanderer
capnregex wrote:Naw, you got it all wrong..![]()
Werebeasts in a furry world turn Human when there is a full moon
Thanks for those elaborations. I knew that the mythological salamander traced back to the way real salamanders literally come out of the woodwork when it catches fire. Now if I only knew how the idea of dragons got so widespread.... (turns around with wide eyes)Wanderwolf wrote:Now, in real-world mythologies, some creatures are re- or mis-interpretations of existing animals;
Actually, I just did an RP the other night with a friend of mine with characters just like that. They're anthros, but also werewolves, and have three forms:Wanderwolf wrote:P.S.: I wonder if werewolves exist in the GH universe. Of course, I don't mean the kind that turn into humans; since "werewolf" starts with a word that also spawned the term "virile", a furry "werebeast" would just become a more powerful version of his/her species.
Hey, that's the case incapnregex wrote:Naw, you got it all wrong..![]()
Werebeasts in a furry world turn Human when there is a full moon
The origin of dragon myths is a big question. Some suggest natural forces, such as comets, meteors, volcanoes, and earthquakes. Others imagine remnant dinosaurs or interpretations of fossils. Whatever the source, dragon-like creatures are described worldwide, including Europe, Asia, and both the Aztec (Quetzecouatl) and Amerind (Thunder Bird) cultures.Deckard Canine wrote:Now if I only knew how the idea of dragons got so widespread... (turns around with wide eyes)
Huh... that sounds a lot like how dragons are "born" in the Questorverse, at least according to the account of one priest found in the Beastiary...Earl McClaw wrote:The origin of dragon myths is a big question. Some suggest natural forces, such as comets, meteors, volcanoes, and earthquakes.