Poster: Netor at 6/6/2006 7:49:33 PM PDT
Subject: Quick question for Drysc |
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My friends and I have been arguing for hours about what your forum icon is. One of them says that it's a dragon, the other says that it's a large frog-ish creature. I say that it's a tree of some sort. The question is... which is it? Or is it something entirely different?
Supreme Ruler of Muffins and All Things Muffin-like
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Poster: Drysc at 6/6/2006 7:52:32 PM PDT
Subject: Re: Quick question for Drysc |
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It's one of the face trees in Felwood.
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Poster: Drysc at 6/6/2006 8:42:55 PM PDT
Subject: Re: Quick question for Drysc |
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Q u o t e:
I see sludge and goo constantly dripping from the roof of your mouth. Where does it all come from, where does it all go, and what happens to it?
It is a byproduct (or possibly the creation, which is a fun debate all of us Felwood trees have) of my cognizant thought, and it's recycled through reverse osmosis, some of which you can physically see. Of course in its raw form it can melt through almost any substance, and the smell I have been told, is almost as bad. The actual wood and bark of the tree then need to be very strong and have only ever been adversely affected by the plague which has ravaged the north of the Eastern Kingdoms.
Most of our nourishment comes from those who would attempt to harvest the wood for weaponry or other uses in which an almost indestructible material is needed. Despite our appearance, we eat like many plants, by absorbing nutrients through our root structures; however we are hardly satiated by rain water. Our mobile and fairly agile roots can pull almost anything of adequate size beneath the top soil...[ post edited by Drysc ]
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