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Subject: And what the eye beholds is often false

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Kathan

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Date Posted: 03:45:42 08/17/09 Mon
In reply to: Audrey 's message, "tramping is in the eye of the beholder?" on 10:02:37 08/14/09 Fri

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((Sorry it took so long been busy))

His smirk widened at the other's words and he shook his head in amused refusal. He could tell that her interest in him was a bit slight, she was most likely even more bored than he himself was. a mallady that seemed to be getting more common as the days went by. And since he had no desire to suddenly lack entertainment he decided to draw out this encounter for as long as possible.

"Almost never wrong? that's quiet a feat for anyone," while the words were polite the tone still held a slightly mocking ring to it, but that wasn't something that was going to go away any time soon...it wasn't personal it was just the way he was.

Kathan gave a small laugh as he eyed her from the corner of his vision, "Ah, just because you don't bite without being asked to doesn't mean I do the same," he gave a toothy grin afterwards and showed off canines that even in his human form were longer and sharper than normal...though they were nowhere near as sharp as a vampire's fangs were. "You should make sure that a wild canine doesn't have rabies before you call it to yourself."

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Subject	Author	Date
falsehoods hold certain truths	Audrey	20:53:06 08/20/09 Thu