| Re: An old tradition with a twist! [message #3669] |
Di, 22 März 2005 18:45 |
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In article <1111459021.602232.212650 [at] z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com>,
WaterfallFinder [at] aol.com says...
> >> Maz wrote:
>
> >> > I don't see the need for food fights personally...but whatever
> floats your
> >> > boat.
>
> >> > *goes to sit this one out on the bleachers with Tootsie*
>
> >> Erm...For Dragons, wouldn't a food fight consist of something like a
> >> bunch of Bunnies wrestling in Jello? (Not that I would dine on
> >> sentient creatures mind you...) O:)
>
> >For the larger dragons among us, simply smaller dragons wrestling
> would >be a
> >food fight. };=3P Not that I like or condone vore either...
>
> *feels like prey*
>
> but of course im not wrestling...
>
> but wouldnt that be canibalism? thought vore was some strange "ritual"
> of eating ones mate...
It may have been at one point. The way it is now is simply one person
eating another alive (and both getting off on it). Never understood it, I'd
consider it catabolism too, but it also tends to involve two different
species (like dragon eating a wolf). As the Amazing Maurice put it (not
direct quote, I don't have the book on me), "I won't eat anything that asks
me not to." I, of course will extend it to not eating anything that asks me
to.
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