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Shadow Wulf wrote:The pun wasnt all that bad.

IMO, all puns are bad.

Well thats because most people now a days dont appreciate puns at all. Back in shakespear days puns was like the hottest thing for lower class people.

Shadow Wulf wrote:Well thats because most people now a days dont appreciate puns at all. Back in shakespear days puns was like the hottest thing for lower class people.

This is the reason why my roleplay-group practices in 'bad punning' as a game. Sometimes we create very good ones - but to do so, we need to try out a lot of bad ones

I certainly appreciate puns - and bad in this relation is more meant in the sense of a compliment

Speaking of "Imperfections."


Check this one out.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 02007.html

Nature has quite the cruel sense of humor, doesn't it?

Call me crazy...but that little kitten is almost cute. Especially if you don't think about the fact that it's supposed to be a kitten.

Of those bitten, do you think they all wanted to become a werwolf?
Doubtful,
Some might find it a sensual time, while others would do almost anything to rid themselves of what was to come.

K.Rooste wrote:Of those bitten, do you think they all wanted to become a werwolf?
Doubtful,
Some might find it a sensual time, while others would do almost anything to rid themselves of what was to come.

Hey K.Rooste first off welcome to the pack that maybe true though, (looks up at post subject)

but you might be thinking of the werewolf of old but as the underground of werewolf enthusiasts an new breed emerged they are now like general shapeshifters and the "Curse" is more like a gift. thats the gist of it

Figarou wrote:Speaking of "Imperfections."


Check this one out.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 02007.html

thats sad and disgusting

I'm actually familiar with cyclopia. It's extremely, extremely rare, but it's happened in humans, too. It causes other deformities that are incompatable with life, so cyclopeans only live for a few days.

It's one of those things that undermines my "it takes a lot of genes to do this or that" arguments, because it's caused by a defect in one gene. Basically, the middle of the face doesn't form, so the space between the eyes doesn't exist. Sometimes a thin, proboscis-shaped nose forms above the eye. The eye itself sometimes has two pupils. Definitely one of the weirdest of disorders; the stuff that a man named Robert L. Ripley challenged us to... believe it... or not.