--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., "James Hardiman" <jmhcustomart_at_y...> wrote:
> --- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., "Shad Devil " <Shad_Devil_at_g...> wrote:
> I had to read that paragraph a few times to get the meaning right
> (I hope I got it right!). There's a difference between being
excited
> and fearing for your life. The adrenaline dump that occurs in the
> latter is unbelievable. So, while an exciting encounter as the one
> mentioned above might produce some adrenaline (and some musk),
> the "fight or flight" response would not be occurring. I would also
> imagine that a skunk anthro's control over their spraying muscles
> would be near-absolute. Although, perhaps, as a skunk gets into
>old age, such control may be more difficult to obtain. "Depends",
>anyone? ;)
>
> Hope this'll work for you. I'm still getting together some of
the
> character info. I've got that stuff all over the place. In
various
> file cabinets, desk drawers, you name it. Kinda wish I'd organized
> it before all this. ;)
>
> --JMH
Hmmm, well from what I read into this conversation, there may have
been something he was getting at when the question was posed...
(i.e. "Could you be persuaded to draw a Skunkworks character spraying
in a sexual situation?") Perhaps I am interpreting extra stuff here,
but even so I am curious, since most anthro-skunk artists will go as
far as to draw watersports and spooge, but suddenly the spray is "way
too extreme" and "expressly forbidden by high-brow artists"... hmm
that makes very little sense, as if 1 more bodily fluid would hurt
their standards...
Now for a motivational quote:
"There are two whings I know to be infinite, the universe and human
stupidity, and I'm entirely sure about the former." - Albert Einstein
Received on Wed Oct 03 2001 - 22:07:26 CDT