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becauseheswill

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Aug 01, 2011 21:33

There was a concept a friend of mine introduced me to about how humans can be represented by animals, based on certain aspects of their personality or character. Like, a secretive person might be some sort of phasmid - a stickbug - or an animal that looks like it's poisonous, but isn't. I almost wonder if those who were affected by the flood ( Read more... )

david and i had messed up childhoods, too secretive for my own good, don't argue with your own nature, [game]: lastvoyages, for us there is no elsewhere, kirjava is not a pet, my multiverse is weird

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So private. The privatest. ifightfor August 2 2011, 02:59:34 UTC

[Because Armand has already posted, the picture of a Harris's hawk peering down into a communicator screen is only going to be here for ten minutes or so before it's deleted. It's kind of a question and kind of a comment.]

The privatest. becauseheswill August 2 2011, 03:20:46 UTC

Probably more or less what I said about the Hyena. Driven, aggressive, probably less opportunistic.

The privatest. ifightfor August 2 2011, 05:02:18 UTC

[It's followed by a picture of a cat. Well, cat-Program. This one isn't deleted.]

The privatest. becauseheswill August 2 2011, 05:03:41 UTC

... Are you asking about a cat, now?

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sharpememory August 2 2011, 06:53:15 UTC

It's not that complicated. You turn into whatever the person changing you into something wants you to be. It isn't rocket science.

becauseheswill August 2 2011, 22:43:40 UTC

I wasn't saying it was. Just bringing up an idea a friend of mine had that seemed sort of relevant.

sharpememory August 3 2011, 09:48:50 UTC

Hypothesizing doesn't hurt, I guess. Sorry for being so down on the idea. It's just that the chances of the Admiral doing just about everything to mess with us is really, really likely.

becauseheswill August 4 2011, 22:56:58 UTC

Maybe he's trying to tell us something.

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