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 Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 1:39 am
There should be an entertainer, like from a circus. Maybe a fire eater smile and a jew.
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 12:07 pm
Ageaus Or an intelligent person into an incredibly stupid donkey? I don't think donkey's are really stupid, just more stubborn than anything else.
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 1:10 pm
=3
I like donkeys. They're cute. ^^
I think that we need some waiters/waitresses/cooks/bar tenders/ etc. on the island. I dont think we have any of those yet.
I also think we need a spa theropist/beautition. =3
I know that Maryke would love to see one of those on the island. sweatdrop
They could be offered a high-paying job on a tropical island resort. food and shelter provided. (This could go for both of the above examples)
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 1:30 pm
sola84 There should be an entertainer, like from a circus. Maybe a fire eater smile and a jew. hope if a fire eater does show up, they don't get turned into something with fur or feathers! bad bad bad situation there possibly. probably anthropod be best
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Posted: Sun Sep 10, 2006 5:24 pm
Glacus Masculli What about a really, self absorbed and annoying person who's always got to be the center of attention turning into a four armed basilisk lizard with a gorgonic glare?? so they have to wear a mask for the rest of their life? I don't think there's actually an animal that /has/ that kind of glare, though. Remember, the "mythical" animals are really just refined combinations. 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 4:58 am
Completely random thought here. Dung Beetle. No reason, just was thinking about weird bugs last night and was like "Dung Beetle, I should suggest that." Plus, its exceptionally cruel whoever it happens to. razz
And a shrub and/or a hedge. Bonzai tree would be cool too although expect to have the Doctor hanging around you, taking tiny clippings of branches off of you to keep you growing in a proper manner or something. And Koi fish! Koi are cool. We need a Japanese garden on the island.
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Posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 6:16 am
Raurhund sola84 There should be an entertainer, like from a circus. Maybe a fire eater smile and a jew. hope if a fire eater does show up, they don't get turned into something with fur or feathers! bad bad bad situation there possibly. probably anthropod be best Fire ant 3nodding
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 1:52 pm
o.0 The bonzai thing would be disturbing.
What happens to plant people at 100%? Would they have to sit in a pot or somthing? *shudder* Creepiness.
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 4:10 pm
Casey_Mae o.0 The bonzai thing would be disturbing. What happens to plant people at 100%? Would they have to sit in a pot or somthing? *shudder* Creepiness. Hey! here's an idea! Moreau kidnapps Dr.Phil, and injects him with a Willow tree serum! at 100% Phil will be 'planted' near the edge of the village, and can disperse free advise and comfort the islanders, cause he's Dr.Phil, and he's a talking tree, and can't go anywhere so has nothing better to do!
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 4:18 pm
No one knows what happens to plants at that level... We should find out! domokun And I like the bonzai thing. I hear bonzai trees are good for helping reduce stress.
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 8:58 pm
Kimie Kitty Glacus Masculli What about a really, self absorbed and annoying person who's always got to be the center of attention turning into a four armed basilisk lizard with a gorgonic glare?? so they have to wear a mask for the rest of their life? I don't think there's actually an animal that /has/ that kind of glare, though. Remember, the "mythical" animals are really just refined combinations. 3nodding Or maybe just really freaky eyes, or more of them.
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Posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 9:27 pm
me thinks someone should make a character dedicated to Steve Irwin... but thats only a thought...
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Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 6:43 am
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Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 9:29 am
Hmm. Well forgive me for being fairly new, long time watcher, short time Gaia user. Yes, I'm simply dreadful, having slipped away from the TF community a good four or five years ago to come back recently with some odd sort of itch to either try to RP again or attempt drawing.
I'm actually tempted by the big game hunter idea that was thrown about. Secluded island, possibly wealthy client who thinks he's paying to get a good hunt and likely is being duped by someone else he knows, possibly one of his heirs eager to get their hands on the inheritance.
Of course some sort of irony would be involved. After all, what would be the most exotic and indeed desired prey to hunt in the world? Something large and extinct most likely. Of course I'm terribly fond of reptiles and find that some sort of theropod dinosaur would make a suitable choice for the poor chap (my personal favourite theropod being the Baryonyx Walkeri). Still playing on his predatory nature but with the constant thought looming over him that he could wind up some other hunter's big game. Though of course it could always be something as simple as a crocodile or gator of sorts as the situation would make him rare enough.
Of course this leads to the question of what would he have to offer? The traditional big game hunter is often retired military or police so I can see him at best as offering some sort of security, perhaps acting as a guard or at best some sort of protective service.
Just an idea, prone to change and adaptation. Forgive me, been a long time since I put my foot in any sort of waters...such is what I get for a hiatus...
The Carnifex.
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Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 4:22 pm
Apologies for a double post. I sat down and thought a bit and came across the idea of, rather than being the father being disposed of by the heir what if it was another way around? What if it was the father disposing of the troublesome child and funding it...perhaps the son happens to be a poacher/ military troubleshooter and the father is an active conservationist who disapproves of the son's behaviour and would rather not see his inheritance go to the child who goes against all he believes in.
Woo thinking,
The Carnifex.
Profile will be up soon, promise.
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