--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., "Chris" <Bassmas314_at_a...> wrote:
> Hi all, just thought I'd suggest another species that might have
been
> interesting to see in the now-infamous Ups and Downs comic. I was
> wondering if Mr. Hardiman had considered having a large
constricting
> snake, such as a Reticulated Python or a Green Anaconda in the
story.
> The 'ups' could be that they can give some of the best hugs around
> and are excellent for cuddling (especially if you like the feel of
> fine leather), and the 'downs' would be that they may get a bit
> carried away and literally leave thier partners breathless. Well,
> just thought I'd throw in my two cents, for what it's worth.
>
> Orca1 (idea-suggesting 'phin)
> bassmas314_at_a...
Haha! Good ideas there, man! I don't have any snake characters
(unless they were to suddenly grow arms and legs...but then, they
wouldn't be snakes anymore, would they?) Although the characters
vary in size, their forms are still similar enough. Imagine owning a
shoe store for a world of anthros if they all had feet like their 4-
legged kin! It'd be impossible! So I cheated and stuck with 2 basic
designs for limb extremities.
Since it appears you're into dolphins or orcas, I thought I'd
mention that there are only 2 water species in my strange little
world. There are anthropomorphic dolphins, and anthropomorphic
sharks. And no, they don't fight. But they DO spend nearly their
entire lives in the water.
--JMH
Received on Wed Oct 10 2001 - 08:25:31 CDT