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 Posted: Mon Jul 16, 2007 4:34 pm
The stallion simply rolled his eyes. "Incase you are color blind, my mane is gray. Not some shade of brown that could be comparable to dirt; it's your own dilemma if you have a problem with gray and consider it to be nasty. And quite contrary I assure you; if one considered me to be senseless and a brute I assure you that they would probably create as much slander as possible about me. Not as though I'd actually care though..." Isiyah stated thoughtfully. "I don't care if it intimidates you or not either; you seem far too dumbfounded to comprehend a situation of that caliber in any means." He stood firmly by this statement; Tiffany seemed to be the type that was so self involved to realize when she should limit her words and in the respect be intimidated by another. Or at least respect another that has such a temper where the cause to be intimidated would be applicable. "Too bad?" Isiyah restrained himself from expelling laughter. "I'm not one who wants friends as I stated before; clearly you were too busy preening yourself to pay attention to the conversation that you so rudely prompted." The stallion was incredibly tempted to sneer at the mare.
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Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2007 2:58 pm
Tiffany snorted. "Dust, idiot. Standing there like a fool all day, still and senseless, odds are you might have started to take on dust. But I guess it's rather comforting to know that you aren't just dirty, but ugly. I'm not sure if that is any better, though." she said, shaking her head.
Oh, now he was questioning her intelligence? How DARE him! "I should have you know I've dealt with creatures FAR more formidable than yourself. And I OBVIOUSLY got away with out a single scratch. Like bloodthirsty Kalonas" she said, grinning. The stupid thing had HORRIBLE hair, and just kept talking about how long it had been since he had fed or some stupid things like that. Why couldn't he just eat NORMAL stuff like MOST Soquili did? What a freak.
"Whatever. Perhaps you are just too dim to know what you are missing?" she suggested. She had gone a while with out friends, but then learned that they weren't as much of a burden as she thought them to be. "Clearly you've never had one, from the way you talk. Isn't it ignorant to talk about something you know nothing of?" she suggested.
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