>
>
> > HA, I know who wears the penis in your household and she only
> visits
> > every now and then. We all really know what's the story behind
all
> > those strap on pictures you draw. And does she know that you
don't
> > think she's the dominate one? Better make sure she's not
> reading. ;)
>
> Uh...You must be viewing someone else's work, because I have
drawn
> VERY few strap-on pictures.
HA, very Few. That's all you need.
But it's obvious by your confession
> that you have a sizeable collection of them. Something you're not
> telling us, hmmm?
> As far as who's the "dominant one", you oughta ask Des that
> question, because it isn't her. Not when it comes to bedroom
> antics, anyway. You sick, sick man. ;P
LOL. Oh yeah. Des is definitely not reading this then. I'm so
betting you're that you hope this tread gets buried by the time she
finds a PC. Sounds like she'll have to whip you back into shape,
you've been flying solo too long.
>
>
> >
> > So is that what you're telling people now? Now wonder we all
gotta
> > wait 6 years for the next issue. What happened to that mall? Did
> > little Ricky go boom? Hmph, such lack of control. Premature
> > explosion. He should see a doctor for that.
>
> Actually, that's not how his power works. But since neither he
> nor any of the other kids know much about their abilities, it's
> gonna be a harsh lesson to learn. He "blew up" because his body
> couldn't contain the build-up of power in him (he does not know
how
> to release it yet, in a controlled manner).
Duh. Little Ricky can't contain himself. He needs some trainers for
those powers.
> As far as the book goes, well, Radio had expressed interest in
the
> series, but given recent events with them, I'm not so sure I'll go
> through them. Self-publication is a possibility, but not the way
I
> was doing it before. So just sit and wait. You know, like what
you
> usually do.
(Seriously) may have a possible solution for you there. Know a guy
that runs an anime publishing company that's actually looking for
some anthro titles to publish.
>
> >
> > HA, only thing cooking will be canned sea food, or should I say
> sea
> > otter. Is Jeremy white meat or dark meat? And btw, that is not
how
> > an otter's nose look. You can't draw a weasle and put webbing
> > between its fingers and call it an otter. Looks like somebody
> needs
> > some reference books. Should I order a set of Zoobooks for you
> > perhaps?
>
> I think I'll pass on your offer of any "zoo books"; that stuff
> isn't really my cup of tea, but thanks for the offer.
> If Jeremy was a human, he would be an "African-American". But I
> don't like discrimination like that, so I reckon he'll just stay
an
> otter.
Hmm, gee, never would have guessed that with a name like that. He
screamed brotha a mile away when I first saw him. But yeah, otter
noses are not downward pointing triangles.
> Oh? You don't like the nose? But wait...you're comparing a
> highly-evolved anthropomorphic humanoid to his far-distant 4-
legged
> ancestor. Don't you know things change during evolution? Pfft.
> And you call yourself a teacher...
Ha, and you call yourself an artist that pays close attention to
details. (Off with you, Mr. Creative License).
>
> >
> > Btw, when you got speed and quality it stomps anything you got
out
> > of the water. The half decade you're taking on that next issue
> must
> > me that's going to be one heck of a conclusion when you're done.
> If
> > we're all alive still to see it. >:)
>
> You probably won't be, but most of the folks here will be able
to
> enjoy it, >:P
>
> >
> > HA, well I guess I'll just have to entertain your fans here as I
> do
> > my own on my own groups. Man, what more can one man do? Must I
> pick
> > up your slack here as well? You're decent and all, and the
> community
> > of anthropomorphic comics could use you, but geez. Oh well, I'll
> > just have to run the show here as well doing your characters
since
> > you're too busy to. I'm just doing all kinds of charity work for
> > you, what is this Christmas?
>
> Well, I appreciate your effort to contibute to the group, and
even
> going so far as to show people what really bad furry art looks
> like. LOL!
Yeah yeah, but I'm bet they're glad I did. If this is what it takes
you to get off your lazy ass and draw something for once, I'd have
done it a lot sooner (not like you're too cool to hang out with us
other artist types online now. Mr. Big Shot). Hmph.
>
> >
> > Heh, yes it would be a good idea, but now, I'd better draw it to
> > make sure it'd actually get out some time this century. (And
yes,
> I
> > do like Captain Whitebread, heh, he's fun and one of the most
> > talented guys I know. Even if he does look like a WWE undercard
> > reject).
>
> Ooh, good one. What's WWE though?
World Wrestling Entertainment
>
> >
> > Howzabout you suck on my smackdown in YOUR file section. BOOYA!
>
> *sigh* Always jumping the gun, aren't you? See, you failed to
> tell people about the second page, where your huge Warfare is
> reduced to an unconscious howler monkey. Might wanna check out
the
> files section again, laughing boy. ;P
COnsidering he's got too consciousness, that little phasing trick
wouldn't be too effective against him, especially since he's already
trained for such an attack already by one of his own, As you can
clearly see, your trampy skunk isn't the only one that can do that
trick, except mine can do it that much better.
Having a reach advantage doesn't hurt either. Prey meet one of the
worlds most effective predators, cat on skunk crime.
Lights out, blackie.
> --JMH
>
> PS- Hope I got the details on Warfare right. Didn't have much to
go
> on, so I had to improvise some of his costume details.
No prob, (didnt' expect you do do research like I am to make sure I
get the details right, though finding any example of your guys
actually dressed wasn't easy since usually they're on their backs.)
Received on Thu May 27 2004 - 22:13:18 CDT