... this list, so, rather than being a strictly nekojin list, it was something of a "Furry Humanoids" list. He also included nekojin in manga. A copy of Avi's list as presented by Curtis ... familiar. Sometimes Haiji appears as a black cat and sometimes she appears as a small, cat-eared humanoid sprite. [DM] Ichigo (TOKYO MEW MEW): Ichigo sometimes turns into a cat, and sometimes into a ...
... the level of joy and happiness is increased for all. Now that you know where to look - you stand a much better chance that those who dwell on god or jesus or religions or void or nothing or other humanoid low level beliefs and choices. Remember - you must be a child and have a child like mind and view. Do not try to be grown up or adult like other humans. It is fine to be a ...
... that the level of joy and happiness is increased for all. Now that you know where to look - you stand a much better chance that those who dwell on god or jesus or religions or void or nothing or other humanoid low level beliefs and choices. Remember - you must be a child and have a child like mind and view. Do not try to be grown up or adult like other humans. It is fine to be a child ...
...am, "THE BORG" <b...@aroundme.com> wrote: We as The Borg do not have any gods or sons of gods or rulers - The Borg are depicted as an amalgam of cybernetically enhanced humanoid drones of multiple species, organized as an inter-connected collective with a hive mind, inhabiting a vast region of space with many planets and ships. Now if they operate towards one single-minded purpose: to ...
...mean, if Sir likes it, then you've moved Gibraltar. First, let's try proving that "tooly" exists. Persona are easy to come by, as is the representational personification of humanoid nanostructures such as "tooly" in fantasy virtual realities. Go ahead, prove that "tooly" exists, then we can try "God". In that case, who asks the question? None of us really exist. ...
... responds to your proof. If "Mikey" likes it, then it's safe to eat...uh...I mean, if Sir likes it, then you've moved Gibraltar. First, let's try proving that "tooly" exists. Persona are easy to come by, as is the representational personification of humanoid nanostructures such as "tooly" in fantasy virtual realities. Go ahead, prove that "tooly" exists, then we can try "God".
... threat to the Federation, [they] have become a symbol in popular culture for any juggernaut against whom "resistance is futile." The Borg are depicted as an amalgam of cybernetically enhanced humanoid drones of multiple species, organized as an inter-connected collective with a hive mind, inhabiting a vast region of space with many planets and ships. They operate towards one single-minded...
... is the same as all other humans - one of the herd - one of the sheep - no individual opinion - just wants the approval of other humans so she can "fit in". THE BORG COLLECTIVE (plural) Sounds more like a typical description of the Borg; "an amalgam of cybernetically enhanced humanoid drones" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borg_(Star_Trek) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e1_Ee64X6Bs
... In other words, an animal character given human-like attributes, such as sapience and often a humanoid form. The term "furry" is a misnomer, as a creature does not need to have fur ... or (debatably) "funny animal". The core definition of a "furry" seems to include basically humanoid-formed creatures with animal faces, fur/scale/feathers/whatever, and often appropriate tails, wings, ...
... fat n lonely housewives). Many have cancer or other illness, and there are quite a few (real life) deaths i've known. (In Second Life, by its 3D nature with humanoid characters in humanoid environments, and real-time voice chat, the conversation are often about real life things, from dish washing to movie watching to relationship, sex, programing to politics — anything human converses, ...
