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Poking my muzzle around the door... with a huge great smile on my face. It's good to be back! Gosh, 2004 seems like forever ago.

After taking 5 minutes to google things - take a look at Anthony's facebook or twitter. Not only is he busy with another film but after what him and his wife have been going through I'm not surprised it has been quiet lately! I seem to remember him mentioning that he wanted to make this idea a ...

Mine arrived and I love it ^_^
I must say they are rather bigger than I imagined though *chuckles*

It has been a long time since I've posted here...too long But I must say I am really impressed with the way things are coming along, and this chat feature just makes things even more so. Great job!

As I'm only 16 at the moment I am planning to wait a fair few years until I get a tat.
I've got one design sketched up that I like, but I'm going to see if I change my mind on it over the two years I have. That way I'll (hopefully) be certain that I do or do not want it ;)
Nyoom:
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Knives, swords and such are my main collecting point, though I haven't had a chance to buy anything new for a while. This is my current collection, though I'm hoping to get a few nice dirks once I can find a place that sells them. I'm lucky to have a shop in my town that sells a huge range of ...

February 20th 1990

Oh-so nearly at sweet 16, then it's just one more year until I can finally get my lisence.

It's 'proper' name is Parkour, the name for a person that does parkour is a 'traceur' ;P I used to train quite a bit until exams got in the way, now I just focus on Parkour photography.

York PK are a group of my friends that I sometimes train with, they're very good at what they do now :)

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I'd love to be on the list please! The 27" cord would be perfect. I'll be able to pay through paypal, so hopefully being based in the UK shouldn't be any problem?

A set of 24 prisma-color marker pens. Fair enough they may still be in the post, but I'm looking forward to them immensly
Along with three new t-shirts, a new pair of gloves, J.C. Amberlyn's art book, a Bill Bailey DVD, and not forgetting the somewhat startling amount of chocolate.

And thus the Pack invades myspace...

Applied to join the group

I saw it a couple of nights ago, and I must say I was most impressed.
All the visual effects looked stunning (although some parts did look obviously blue-screened?), especially on the animals.
I did notice the werewolves, though I do admit I mistook them for odd-looking hyenas at first...

And the ...

I think the ideas are great so far, I'm definitley hoping to buy one once the design has been finalised!

The only problem that I could see is that for people with long hair, any design on the back of a shirt would be covered most of the time.

http://www.figarou.com/avatars/figaroubig.gif http://www.figarou.com/avatars/greybig.gif http://www.figarou.com/avatars/wylabig.gif


These make our current wolf icons look like pups!! :D


Watch out, they're plotting a major duckie attack.
...Now where are the giant duckies hiding? http ...

Aw, I'd love to get to Anthrocon one year. Unfortunately being in the UK and having no job pretty much cancels out me going.
Hopefully I'll be able to attend one in a few years though.

Yeee, that's great! Thanks Fig!

Female here also.

Looks great Hmm..before I set about finding a photo, does being in the UK pose any kind of problem? With mail costs and stuff.

http://dodgewolfess.deviantart.com That's my most updated one, and I've also got one over at www.wyla.cjb.net , but it's ever so slightly neglected.

Figarou wrote:

akujiwolf wrote:
Eh heh...the youngest would be me. *walks out of the very back of the room timidly.* I'm sixteen.

16?! Are you sure you're the youngest? Anyone care to beat that?

Fourteen

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Freedom and release. Being able to run free, wherever and whenever you choose.
Also justice. A wolf pack has, in my opinion, a fairer view of justice than any human society could ever achieve.

Scott Gardener wrote:In embryonic development, it is a full-blown tail, but most of it recedes and is absorbed by the twentieth week.

So. Is it possible with some inhumane amount of embryo tweaking to stop it receding, you could have a child born with a tail? >.>

I'm not sure exactly how long, but probably at least seven years. My parents like films with weres and the such in, so I was watching those as a little kid. :p
Ah, the joys of being raised on horror movies.

I must say, the site looks beautiful so far! And the duckie is a nice touch