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[Slinkypants]

Im 21 X.X it should be settled by now i think but its not. But its leaning more towards greyhound.

Oops, sorry. This is why I wanted to know. xD if you write a full Reveerse Analysis over at http://www.daemonpage.com/forum then you can get input from the whole community. (: They are a resource to be tapped into, please use them! Lolol. :3 There's a settled greyhound over there, I believe, if you wanted to ask someone with some particular expertise.

[Lirrie]

Im going to do that. Hopefully it will help. Ive alread registered.

[Rainbow Dash]

Im going to do that. Hopefully it will help. Ive alread registered.

Great! Be sure to introduce yourself.

Don't rush to settle. Even if you're on the older end, finding the right form is more important than settlement.

[Theophilus]

If they don't activate you within a couple of days, post in Tech Support. :]

Why is CS completely insane and full of absolute ridiculous-ness. :'D

Cause CS is more oriented towards the kiddos. I've seen 6-year olds running about.

[mirage.]

6 year olds? o_o

The youngest I've seen is like, 10.

[Lirrie]

If they don't activate you within a couple of days, post in Tech Support. :]

Why is CS completely insane and full of absolute ridiculous-ness. :'D

Im going to be watching to see when i activate.

[Andrea Bo-Chelly]

I see Kallisti's name hanging out at the bottom ;D. Why hello there, girl.

For the question a page or two back, I have a giant anteater stuffed animal, and I made a teapot, crappy clay figure, and weird ceramic thing that looks like a green anteater on a slice of cheese.

Random thing I am doing at the moment; Trying to doodle all the ant-eating mammals to scale. Aardvark, GA, N. and S. tamandua, silky, and giant pangolin so far. Armadillos will not be fun. I'll have to go through the whole family to see which ones are the ones that are geared towards being social insect specialists. Some of them are pretty good scavengers, so I don't know if I should include them. (I really want to exclude some because many don't look different at all from each other XDD.) Pangolins are annoying because of the scales, but there are less of them and they are 100% bug nommers. I will include some of the small bear species who suck (literally, they suck bugs ;D) for the lulz. I should totally do a field guide style uber analysis with fancy icons and the whole shebang. *


* I will most likely never finish it XD.

[Stop.turning.blue.]

This is again, a trait I have. Although I am a very devil for details when I write or read, I go straight to the heart of problems in real world execution. This includes skipping (very necessary) steps. It's a sort of selective blindness. I'm not the best at interpreting, though - what about the hyena makes this so? It's on the tip of my tongue, but I'm at work and my hyena notes are at home. Steve, Scut? Opinions?

<___< I need to think too, but somethings telling me it's probably how they sniff each other's crotches and the lady hyena's skimp over it unless necessary / with 'high' ranking males. Or perhaps how they op-out of the whole (most) mammal's born with their eyes closed thing. Raarararfuuu too late for this I think.

[Scarf]

Random thing I am doing at the moment; Trying to doodle all the ant-eating mammals to scale. Aardvark, GA, N. and S. tamandua, silky, and giant pangolin so far. Armadillos will not be fun. I'll have to go through the whole family to see which ones are the ones that are geared towards being social insect specialists. Some of them are pretty good scavengers, so I don't know if I should include them. (I really want to exclude some because many don't look different at all from each other XDD.) Pangolins are annoying because of the scales, but there are less of them and they are 100% bug nommers. I will include some of the small bear species who suck (literally, they suck bugs ;D) for the lulz. I should totally do a field guide style uber analysis with fancy icons and the whole shebang. *


* I will most likely never finish it XD.

Ffff, you'd better finish it, I really want to see this :D And ohgod, pangolins. Those buggers are a pain in the neck to draw...I don't think armadillos'll be nearly as bad as pangos.

If you have a short wee list of traits of someone like that, ex. ->

"- pleasant and mild-mannered
- solitary
- prefers to work alone
- not hierarchical"

I would post asking "what animals are like [this], guys?" in the Yellow Pages thread over in DC on DF.

And I would go "bearcats are like that" :B But so are lots of other animals. But it can be a start if you want it?

As for mementos...I have this on my wall next to my computer (because Whiskerwing is a lovely person <3), the keyring of this, and an old cigarette card that was part of a collectable set about animals of London Zoo (because Michael from the forum is a lovely person <3) and this, which I commissioned and wear every day :D I'd love to get a binturong skull to match my human skull, and there are now binturong stuffed toys (ohgodsyay) so I definitely want one of those one day :D

Ohai, the internets tell me that I could buy a bintie for $4800 US.

[Seraphwolf]

Sup Dudes 8D

Username: SeraphWolf
Daemon's name: Quikfen
Daemon's form: Settled/so stable it hurts (depending on your POV) Mini Rex Rabbit
Daemon's gender: Male/lolcat
How long have you known your daemon?: 2 years 4 months. :3

I hear from various sources that people in this thread are rather friendly. Since this is the first thread I saw on CS after clicking a link from a friend, I thought it would be better to intro here, at least at first, as you guys are cool beans. Aaaaand some people here know me! (HI! <3) I shall answer the topical question later when I'm not hunting cutlery that seems to have gone somewhere and I bet it's in the man drawer.

Anywho, nice to meet y'all!