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faile35 In reply to ClaytonArtistry [2009-12-12 02:11:34 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, he/she got the short end of the stick, but help is just around the corner.

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ClaytonArtistry In reply to faile35 [2009-12-12 02:58:07 +0000 UTC]

woohoo!

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faile35 In reply to ColeDeschain [2009-10-30 05:26:54 +0000 UTC]

Oh yeah, you're barking up the right tree with that observation.

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faile35 In reply to MuSiCxDuDe [2009-10-30 05:27:22 +0000 UTC]

I smooth it out more with Photoshop. I like the "wash" look it gets.

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faile35 In reply to andrewltan [2009-10-30 05:30:30 +0000 UTC]

"Do You Want to Date His Avatar"? [link]

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faile35 In reply to lXlDumbasslXl [2009-10-30 05:31:40 +0000 UTC]

We're accepting donations, and they're all tax deductible!

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faile35 In reply to john33 [2009-10-30 05:32:37 +0000 UTC]

That Devil gets credit for all the smart animals...

...and snakes.

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langstrumpf89 In reply to john33 [2009-10-29 10:34:56 +0000 UTC]

*huff* No they aren't >:

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faile35 In reply to deyan32 [2009-10-29 03:43:34 +0000 UTC]

You're right. I must confess to thoroughly enjoying the teasing of small felines. I even love the YouTube videos people make of their cats' odd behavior. Cats are interesting, and while I have no real love for them, entertainment is another matter entirely...

Thanks!

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langstrumpf89 In reply to faile35 [2009-10-29 10:34:44 +0000 UTC]

That's just mean. My respect for you just dropped >.>

My cat Midas would certainly ruin your favourite clothes by ...soiling them Or your favourite shoes, he loves to use 'em as surrogate litterboxes. But really, don't bother the cats and they won't bother you. *huff*

But I do agree that the witch looks lovely.

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faile35 In reply to langstrumpf89 [2009-10-29 14:31:56 +0000 UTC]

Now, now, my brand of teasing cats doesn't include harming them. I tease them the way I like to tease children: playing with their minds and watching them think things through and react. One of my favorite youthful activities was tossing tiny rocks (as big as this "O") into the grass next to where a cat is lazing around. You know what they do when they hear that small noise. I like causing and watching that. Then I toss another one on the other side of them and observe the reaction. Another great one is to see this unfamiliar cat cruising along in its own little world until it notices I am watching it. Suddenly it stops, freezing and staring back at me. "Are you gonna' try and get me?" those eyes say. It becomes a staring contest that lasts until the cat decides I'm not a threat, but I like to try and drag the contest out by making subtle, harmless gestures that keep the little guy guessing. Then there's the "long stick" tease, which works well with a wheat stock that gives the cat the notion of a living object disconnected from me, tapping annoyingly around him like some demented insect. That one's worth hours of fun.

In the end, while I prefer to call it "teasing," it's really just playing. I've never been one for malicious cruelty to animals any more than I've been one for non-consensual abduction of women. However, what I draw sometimes falsely suggests the opposite of the former, and very often falsely suggests the opposite of the latter.

Thanks for the compliment!

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langstrumpf89 In reply to faile35 [2009-10-30 21:23:06 +0000 UTC]

Ah, alright then. You gave me quite a scare, there, you know D: Because my cats are my babies (...not literally, of course ;D), and I don't like to see any cat get hurt. But those actually resemble the silly little games I play with my silly kitties, so I guess it's all harmless fun.

Sorry for the rant from this crazy, vegetarian Dutch girl, I was in a slightly foul mood when I typed that, thus flew off the handle pretty easily x3

Anyway, keep up the good work And continue harmlessly playing with cats Who knows, maybe you'll actually befriend one some day. My father used to think he'd never really get close to any feline when he was a teenager, but the 51-year-old couldn't live without them now x3 Was so sad when our darling female passed away >: She was old and sick and it was just her time. She lies in a beautiful spot in my grandparents' immense garden now, underneith the rosebush planted specially for her ^^

But I'll be eager to see more of the series ^^

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faile35 In reply to langstrumpf89 [2009-10-31 01:31:28 +0000 UTC]

No problem. I'm not a big pet lover. I don't even like fish. It's hard enough keeping a clean house with humans walking around; animals of any other kind are too much. But there's no doubt that pets of many different kinds bring a lot of happiness to people of all stripes. Regardless, I'm glad you're enjoying the series.

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langstrumpf89 In reply to faile35 [2009-10-31 06:00:56 +0000 UTC]

Oh wow, I couldn't live without my furry friends xD And actually, the mess isn't all that bad. We just need to hoover (vacuum for the American people) more often, and sometimes they throw up or decide the litterbox isn't awesome, but it's alright. The happy purring and warmth coming from the end of the bed when Puck's curled up there at night makes up for it <3

But you're right ^^ And Indeed, I'm enjoying it.

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deyan32 In reply to faile35 [2009-10-29 19:05:09 +0000 UTC]

Wow, I tried really hard NOT to get you in trouble with cat lovers with my statement. Looks like it didn't really work. Sorry!

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faile35 In reply to deyan32 [2009-10-31 15:50:10 +0000 UTC]

It's okay.

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faile35 In reply to steppemerc [2009-10-30 05:50:10 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, the poor thing is really just a toddler dressed up in a cat costume, so it's okay...

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7thGunman In reply to dashinvaine [2009-10-28 13:37:38 +0000 UTC]

ahaha I concur! XD

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