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Subject: -| Extremely slow approach |- Author: E.H [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 02:31:27 12/22/02 Sun In reply to: Trojen 's message, "Yawning, the stallion flopped to his side lazily, drinking up the last reminensce of the sun with pleasure." on 23:39:30 12/21/02 Sat His hooves, it must be said, leave the ground - but only just so. He gives the impression that he has his own personal gravity, and it's about three times the strength of normal gravity. However he looks particularly content with his snails pace as he draws closer to the prone stallion. He stops, which doesn't make much difference to his momentum, and yawns expansivly. Long, translucently white fangs gleam before once more they are ensconced in ((damn, what are they ensconced in? It's such a good word I can't waste it ...)) - before once more they are ensconced. ((there. Goodness, I seem to have a thing for long posts)) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date - | Sudden onset of boredom |- E.H 03:43:15 12/23/02 Mon