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Q: so who likes my avatar?

I think it's a game token or a toy.

12 years 1 day ago in  General  - China

 
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  Actually it looks like the werewolf from 'An American Werewolf in London.'  It's goood, gooood, good boy, goooood boyyy.

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I don't like it because it portrays wolves in a negative light. They're actually really smart creatures who just want to be left alone by humans. I have the utmost respect for them and recommend you read Wolf Totem.

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But they will attack humans. Animals learn to fear humans.

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Great avatar!

You should see the Liam neesom movie "The Grey" if you havent already!

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  Yeh, cool movie. Cool ending. I still think they could have made use of the river. You know, maybe walk into it up to their knees and when the wolves came up to the edge and barked at them they could have hit them on the head with a stick.

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My dog does that when I say no.

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