Has the buzzer gone off then?

Day Three is over! :B

Updating the front page now.

---------- Post added 04-18-2013 at 08:44 PM ----------

@Rochiel Silverfire ~ It has now. ;D

Yeah and I edited it (about the scent glands) probably not
30 seconds before the dot. XD
I was like "OMG I'M NOT GONNA MAKE IT". XD

Okay, I better go see what spam cans
I have to take off the board in
my thread now. xD
I kind of made them wait so
I could finish writing my entry. x.x
I promised to link them, as a reward for their patience, though. :3
Not that they probably care,
since they don't know my writing from Adam and Eve.

Oh well, I'll just have to wait until tomorrow =^^=;;

Yeah, I feel kind of bad because it's so short, lol.

@iamnotspam ~ You're livin' dangerously.

@Rochiel Silverfire ~ You can start right now, if you like. :P

Day Four has begun.

@Captain Howdy: I'm just living the spice of life!

EDIT: Oh no, I have a feeling I'm
going to be doing an Egyptian theme this time...
I hope not.

Wow this creature has so many different features to it! It will be quite challenging to write something creative for all those features.

Nooooooo I missed Day 3!

Originally Posted by twotickets

Sounds like fun. Sanity is overrated, after all...
Have I mentioned I like your outfit?

Oh, and your use of Stephen Fry and Noel Fielding? They make the jubilee so much more, uh, jubilicious.

Thank you.
Noel and Stephen are a fixture in my signature. Always riding shotgun wit me

This is Day Four
This creature is a(n): Falco Moorei, or "Cinder-bird"
This is its story: Known for its beautiful red and yellow plumage but stringy and unappetizing meat, the desert-dwelling cinder-bird was often hunted in ancient times, stripped of its feathers, and released to die. Remarkably, the cinder-bird adapted to this procedure and soon learned to live without feathers, relying instead on its leathery but light skin for protection. Since this development, the now-flightless cinder-bird has developed new appendages and become four-legged, using its wings to wrap around itself in defense and its muscular tail to hold onto tree branches and strike at enemies.

The cinder-bird is fast on the ground but prefers to roost in trees, cacti, and tall shrubbery. For its diet, the cinder-bird prefers small lizards and snakes but will also gladly feast on cactus, insects, and small birds.

Only three living humans claim to have heard the cinder-bird's cry, which is said to sound like Joan of Arc's final screech from her burning stake. However, anyone who visits the desert areas of Duval is likely to see the cinder-bird's most interesting feature: its ability to mimic flame. Scientists have speculated that this originated as a ploy to confuse and mesmerize the bird's predators and prey alike. It has certainly driven more than one desert visitor mad; one can visit these unlucky people at the Duval Insanity Institute next door.




---------- Post added 04-19-2013 at 02:37 PM ----------

Originally Posted by Cardinal Biggles

Thank you.
Noel and Stephen are a fixture in my signature. Always riding shotgun wit me

Who better?! They are always such fun!

Let's see, I've done
toxic waste genetic mutation,
secret government experiment of genetic mutation,
and aliens doing genetic mutation.
What's left?
Clowns doing genetic mutation experiments?
Well, I could always write one of a
secret society making genetic mutations,
but I think I'm tired of genetic mutation plotlines.
What to do now? :l
Oh, I know! :D
Myths!
Or, maybe not....
Hmmm....

Originally Posted by iamnotspam

Let's see, I've done
toxic waste genetic mutation,
secret government experiment of genetic mutation,
and aliens doing genetic mutation.
What's left?
Clowns doing genetic mutation experiments?
Well, I could always write one of a
secret society making genetic mutations,
but I think I'm tired of genetic mutation plotlines.
What to do now? :l
Oh, I know! :D
Myths!
Or, maybe not....
Hmmm....

I have no idea. Self-inflicted mutations?

iamnotspam: A little inspiration

@twotickets: Oh, good one.

@Cardinal Biggles: I can't decide whether to laugh
or whether I'm creeped out by that video.

That is probably the correct response

Originally Posted by Cardinal Biggles

iamnotspam: A little inspiration

Biggles, you make me so happy! I love this clip.

@Cardinal Biggles: I try.
But in all seriousness, I really don't know
which reaction to have. xD

It's ... art. You feel what you feel. Ehehe

XD Then confusion is art?

Yes, of course! The art of confusion.

I'll take the art of war, thanks. >.>

Originally Posted by iamnotspam

I'll take the art of war, thanks. >.>

Haha but aren't they kind of the same thing?

This is Day Four
This creature is a(n): Leather-skinned Angel Monkey
This is its story: This creature is a descendant of the flying monkeys from the faraway land of Oz. Unfortunately the species didn't adapt or rather evolve well in Duval and as a result the species is now extinct.

This is Day Four
This creature is a(n): The ill-fated Pretty-Pee's bird
This is its story:
This sad creature had a short and terrible life. It's born without the equipment to ...ummm.... "pee".
So therefore spends its short life flying around in anguish.
If you listen carefully, you can hear it's sad cry: "GottaPEE, GottaPEE"