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theodosia:
1.Go into your LJ's archives.
2.Find your 23rd post (or closest to).
3.Find the fifth sentence (or closest to).
4.Post the text of the sentence in your blog along with these instructions.
And it's not that wolves don't have a social structure, not that they don't care about each other and potentially members of other species as well.
From March 12, 2003. I was talking about vampires, asserting that they have a moral sense but lack empathy with humans - but I think, from the fact that I was making an analogy with wolves and caribou, that it's obvious my attention had already started shifting away from the vampires...
Okay, so I know Hugh will probably personally hunt me down and strangle me for this, but hey, that would be kind of neat, so what the hell... anybody else who's familiar with both songs think that Hugh Dillon on the Headstones' "Above Ground Swimming Pools" at times sounds just like Shawn Mullins in that "Lullabye" song from 1999? Because he totally does.
theodosia:1.Go into your LJ's archives.
2.Find your 23rd post (or closest to).
3.Find the fifth sentence (or closest to).
4.Post the text of the sentence in your blog along with these instructions.
And it's not that wolves don't have a social structure, not that they don't care about each other and potentially members of other species as well.
From March 12, 2003. I was talking about vampires, asserting that they have a moral sense but lack empathy with humans - but I think, from the fact that I was making an analogy with wolves and caribou, that it's obvious my attention had already started shifting away from the vampires...
Okay, so I know Hugh will probably personally hunt me down and strangle me for this, but hey, that would be kind of neat, so what the hell... anybody else who's familiar with both songs think that Hugh Dillon on the Headstones' "Above Ground Swimming Pools" at times sounds just like Shawn Mullins in that "Lullabye" song from 1999? Because he totally does.