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[Herr Uhl]

Charsen and CZ will defeat the apocalypse with the purity of their love.

Edit: And I've avoided top of page for so long.



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Modifié par Herr Uhl, 15 juin 2010 - 03:03 .

[Creature 1]

Speaking of predators, I found it lol-inducingly ecologically unaware that Stephanie Meyer chose to make the Cullens eat bears and mountain lions instead of the infinitely more plentiful deer. *headdesk*

[Creature 1]

Edit--My first double-post here ever!  

Modifié par Creature 1, 15 juin 2010 - 03:02 .

[Herr Uhl]

Creature 1 wrote...

Speaking of predators, I found it lol-inducingly ecologically unaware that Stephanie Meyer chose to make the Cullens eat bears and mountain lions instead of the infinitely more plentiful deer. *headdesk*

But deer isn't as poetic. They are basically large rats. Well, except for not being able to grip things and being omnivores.

[Charsen]

to be fair, deer isnt as tasty as bear. =p

[Tellervo]

SurrealSadi wrote...

*okay, one last comment*

Yay, someone else agrees about idiot ranchers!

World Wildlife Fund used to have an "adopt a rancher" program where they had a list of ranchers who were interested in no-kill wolf control, and you could buy kits to have sent out.  I sadly don't see it on their website now... I thought it was a really cool idea.

[Charsen]

speaking of the zombie apocalypse, go to Newsweek.com, press ↑, ↑, ↓, ↓, ←, →, ←, →, B, A, hit Enter (saw this on reddit)

[Nonvita]

Charsen wrote...

speaking of the zombie apocalypse, go to Newsweek.com, press ↑, ↑, ↓, ↓, ←, →, ←, →, B, A, hit Enter (saw this on reddit)

Lol it works! XD But if you, me, and CZ are ever in a zombie apocalypse, I'm stealing CZ's chainsaw. Better hope there are two of 'em somewhere.

[phaonica]

Nonvita wrote...

Charsen wrote...

speaking of the zombie apocalypse, go to Newsweek.com, press ↑, ↑, ↓, ↓, ←, →, ←, →, B, A, hit Enter (saw this on reddit)

Lol it works! XD But if you, me, and CZ are ever in a zombie apocalypse, I'm stealing CZ's chainsaw. Better hope there are two of 'em somewhere.

Ha! That's awesome. I have to say, though, that I am freaking terrified of zombies IRL. No lie, I check my car for zombies before I get into it. It's sad...

[Herr Uhl]

Charsen wrote...

speaking of the zombie apocalypse, go to Newsweek.com, press ↑, ↑, ↓, ↓, ←, →, ←, →, B, A, hit Enter (saw this on reddit)

We didn't know what we were dealing with, such fools we were!

Edit: But I am safe as long as they can't control boats or swim.

Modifié par Herr Uhl, 15 juin 2010 - 05:40 .

[TanithAeyrs]

Charsen wrote...

probably more people have pet wolf-hybrids in the states than there are free ranging wolves anymore sadly, well in most states anyways. foxes and coyotes though, sure. 

my family hunts, i have hunted deer, jackrabbits and fowl of various sorts for food by bow, trap and rifle. i will get the chance to hunt turkey this fall when i visit back home for thanksgiving though. family owns several arsenals between all of them. no handguns though.

So I'm not totally alone, one handgun though- my husband's 44.  Not much of a hunter myself (I kill enough things in my line of work), but I grew up around it and my husband starts with doves in September and finishes with ducks in January.  Most of the meat we eat is wild game.  I have a traditional bow that I like to shoot  (I don't hunt with it either) and my husband makes fun of me for flinging sticks.

On the wolves - don't really want to get into the debate but they can be destructive and they frequently don't eat what they kill - just maim it and leave it to die.  Always two sides to a story.  The riparian areas in Yellowstone have definitely benefited from wolves - the park was one of the most overgrazed areas in the west - so I'm not totally opposed to wolves. 
I had a cougar kill two of my goats so I know first hand how much it sucks to raise a critter and then have something come along and kill it.  Anyway, it is easy to dismiss another persons opinion if you haven't experienced things from their side of the fence.  Many of my good friends and a huge percentage of my clients are ranchers and they are good people who work hard for a living.  Many of them are opposed to wolves, but there are also those who appreciate them. 
Also, removing wolves from the endangered species list did not start a hunting free for all.  The states in which hunting wolves is legal treat them as trophy animals with limited tags. 

Okay, you all can start throwing rotten tomatoes now, I know this probably won't be popular.

[Danijou]

Hey - anyone still here? :x I need a beta for this kmeme fill I did. It's definitely not for kiddies... First time I've written something like this in longer than I care to think... So I want it looked over. The prompt was by one of our Zevranites, you see, so I want to be sure it's good!

[Minaleth]

Show me Dani :3



Anyway I am really glad lot of people know what to do in case of zombie apocalypse ^^

I have only a tanto (japanese knife)... you know, for slicing cakes... and stuff :3

[Danijou]

Sent. Thanks Mina!

[Danijou]

I can't get the zombie apocalypse newsweek thing to work. T___T

[Charsen]

TanithAeyrs wrote...
So I'm not totally alone, one handgun though- my husband's 44.  Not much of a hunter myself (I kill enough things in my line of work), but I grew up around it and my husband starts with doves in September and finishes with ducks in January.  Most of the meat we eat is wild game.  I have a traditional bow that I like to shoot  (I don't hunt with it either) and my husband makes fun of me for flinging sticks.

On the wolves - don't really want to get into the debate but they can be destructive and they frequently don't eat what they kill - just maim it and leave it to die.  Always two sides to a story.  The riparian areas in Yellowstone have definitely benefited from wolves - the park was one of the most overgrazed areas in the west - so I'm not totally opposed to wolves. 
I had a cougar kill two of my goats so I know first hand how much it sucks to raise a critter and then have something come along and kill it.  Anyway, it is easy to dismiss another persons opinion if you haven't experienced things from their side of the fence.  Many of my good friends and a huge percentage of my clients are ranchers and they are good people who work hard for a living.  Many of them are opposed to wolves, but there are also those who appreciate them. 
Also, removing wolves from the endangered species list did not start a hunting free for all.  The states in which hunting wolves is legal treat them as trophy animals with limited tags. 

Okay, you all can start throwing rotten tomatoes now, I know this probably won't be popular.

flinging sticks? hehe =q

but what you say is of course true, tanith. i would not think twice about putting down an aggressive wolf if it was in my family's farm back home. even dogs can cause a lot of trouble.. had some rip apart one of our goats and a bunch of chickens one year. some hunters can be overzealous, and some beasts are too. 

Herr Uhl wrote...
Charsen and CZ will defeat the apocalypse with the purity of their love.

that sounds like the gayest zombie movie ever. =p

Danijou wrote...

I can't get the zombie apocalypse newsweek thing to work. T___T

here is a screenshot someone made of it =)

Modifié par Charsen, 15 juin 2010 - 07:17 .

[Danijou]

Thanks Charsen!

[Minaleth]

Charsen wrote...

Herr Uhl wrote...
Charsen and CZ will defeat the apocalypse with the purity of their love.

that sounds like the gayest zombie movie ever. =p

 I foretell 6 Oscars in case it's gonna be done :3

[Danijou]

http://dragonage-kin...729636#t1729636

^ 18+, I guess!

The anon for this k-meme is totally awesome, even if they are a little scatterbrained with POV. I mean, I totally have respect for whoever that is. That mage sure seems scandalous! Cough.

[soignee]

[anecdata]

I grew up in rural England. I grew up *poor* in rural England, and ate rabbit and pheasant my family shot. When I was a kiddy I had an air pellet gun and me and my brother were paid like, £3 or something stupid to shoot rabbits (they're pests over here to farmers.)

I'm not a fan of pheasant shoots over here now, mostly due to the fact the way pheasants are bred into captivity and hand fed, then released for rich ****s to shoot, thereby stupid, STUPID animals are loose in the wild and get run over. A lot. >:|

[/anecdata]

Herein ends my anecdat about shooting.

Modifié par soignee, 15 juin 2010 - 11:20 .

[Aroihkin]

:wub: By Amorius, who apparently intends to spoil me even more with an IO scene art. Daww.

Edit: Wow that's a big link, haha. Ah well, Alley looks like a badass anyhow.

Modifié par Aroihkin, 15 juin 2010 - 11:25 .

[Corker]

How Many Can Fit in a Longboat?

How many can fit in a longboat?
There's plenty of room for one.
But I'll not get too far
By the light of the stars
Since sailing alone isn't fun.

How many can fit in a longboat?
There's plenty of room for two.
You're a sweet little thing
To come sailing in spring
But I think we can take on more crew.

How many can fit in a longboat?
There's plenty of room for three.
Red hair and fine eyes
Your bard's quite a prize
But I'll not set out yet for the sea

How many can fit in a longboat?
There's plenty of room for four.
We'll take on the Crow
For he knows how to row
Now we're ready to sail from the shore.

...I guess I officially need to get myself a thread over at Community Creations, don't I?

[TanithAeyrs]

Corker wrote...

How Many Can Fit in a Longboat?

How many can fit in a longboat?
There's plenty of room for one.
But I'll not get too far
By the light of the stars
Since sailing alone isn't fun.

How many can fit in a longboat?
There's plenty of room for two.
You're a sweet little thing
To come sailing in spring
But I think we can take on more crew.

How many can fit in a longboat?
There's plenty of room for three.
Red hair and fine eyes
Your bard's quite a prize
But I'll not set out yet for the sea

How many can fit in a longboat?
There's plenty of room for four.
We'll take on the Crow
For he knows how to row
Now we're ready to sail from the shore.

...I guess I officially need to get myself a thread over at Community Creations, don't I?

Love it, made me LOL. 

[Aroihkin]

I wasn't going to, but... by request, my current WIP at 16 hours:



Obviously based off the most recent kmeme fill I wrote (Scarlet Switch). It's not precisely perfect for the story, although I did make sure to leave one of Zev's belts conspicuously off.

<_<...

And yes, Tannusen always looks that ridiculous until I add his hair. I always draw him bald or scalpless first so I can do his crazy girl-hair right.

I still need to draw the hook and rope the chain's on, lulz.

The idea of shading so much black leather is making me ¬.¬-face though. Plus all the white background / pale skin is making my eyes hurt.

Someday I'll decide what to do about Zev's tattoos and can draw him with more skin showing. Someday!

( In before drama over buckled leather cuffs and 1ft of chain. )

[Kaioku]

Aroihkin wrote...

I wasn't going to, but... by request, my current WIP at 16 hours:



Obviously based off the most recent kmeme fill I wrote (Scarlet Switch). It's not precisely perfect for the story, although I did make sure to leave one of Zev's belts conspicuously off.

<_<...

And yes, Tannusen always looks that ridiculous until I add his hair. I always draw him bald or scalpless first so I can do his crazy girl-hair right.

I still need to draw the hook and rope the chain's on, lulz.

The idea of shading so much black leather is making me ¬.¬-face though. Plus all the white background / pale skin is making my eyes hurt.

Someday I'll decide what to do about Zev's tattoos and can draw him with more skin showing. Someday!

( In before drama over buckled leather cuffs and 1ft of chain. )

HAWWWWWT!!! And I love it. The few points I already mentioned regarding anatomy (faces, luckily still WIP ) aside I'm absolutely dazzled. And never be ashamed to show your work, even  ESPECIALLY if it features bondage, harr harr.