December 19, 2009 - 5:24am — Ookani
My new years resolution next year is to post the minimal amount on rant threads, if they:
A) Are basically trashing the community as a whole or some function of the TEFc site
B) Are based around an individual member, or group of members on the TEFc site OR in game.
C) There is no C, for now. I'll think later.
EXCEPTING:
A) If I judge that a person is being unfairly attacked, or that person is a good friend of mine that I want to politely defend their behaviour/reaction/opinion/rights of speech.
B) I don't think there is a B. Might come back to that.
When I say minimal, I say so because I'm not perfect and I may forget my resolution. I'll try not to post more than once in a rant topic, especially if it's getting ridiculous. If I have something positive and constructive to say, I'll say it. Also, I'm human, and often I think I'm right when actually I'm not. I am not a robot.
I'll try to start from now, if I can. I've already started to ignore rant topics anyway. If you'd like to join me, please feel free to. I might even make you a little signature banner or put a list of people doing the same.
3:20am is a great time to right the wrongs of your past! 8D
December 19, 2009 - 12:29am — Tolvia
[=10][center] I had to look, didnt I? I couldnt just gallop towards the cage in the ruins, could I? not when that was just twenty feet from my hiding spot. That being a pack. Of. Wolves. Wolves. In our forest? no. Surely the Gods didnt allow it? I pulled back my ears as one of the wolves, a white she-wolf, lifted her head and howled. This triggered the entire pack. A pack of thirteen. As the wolves howls ended, I heard hundreds of low thuds as hooves hit the floor. A large stag, I didnt know his name, seemed to be the most enthusiastic about driving the wolves from The Endless Forest.
He lowered his head and roared his fury, the wolves turning and snarling, revealing the thing they crowded around. "Heiil"! I shrieked, running forward on stiff teenage legs, slipping on the snow. There, in the middle of the wolves, lay my fawn friend. Torn and twisted, mauled and broken. Poor Heiil... She never deserved something like that, it was murder! Torture, to be pulled apart by so many wolves at one time. No, this fawn deserved to die like many other deer in this forest. Of old age, surrounded by friends, mates, children, grandchildren... Not ripped to shreds. "Heiil"! Someone else shouted out, I looked up and stared at a ParoJay. In the late summer, a flock of parrots had come and roosted in our tree's. Mating with the mockingJays. And thus creating the ParoJay. The ParoJay could repeat anything it heard, being known to repeat the nearby sounds of chainsaws and car alarms. I lowered my head, showing off my antlers. Crazy antlers. Antlers that grew out of my spine as well as my skull.
The large stag moved forward, infront of me, blocking off the wolves. "Control yourself, child." His clear, dominant voice echoing through the forest. "You will only disgrace the will of the child, if you charge and lead yourself to suicide"! He snorted.