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The wolfaboo

Once upon a forum dreary, while I browsed weak and weary,
Over many a quaint and curious post of forgotten forum lore,
While I flicked through hotlinks clicked suddenly there came a barking,
As if someone were posting, gently posting on page four.
'Tis a roleplay', I muttered, 'posting there on page four-
Only that and nothing more.'

Oh how it buzzed my lone computer, connected there via the router,
It thrilled me, filled me with fantastic terrors never felt before;
So that now, to still the beating, of my heart I stood repeating,
'Tis a roleplay taking place on this thread's page four-
Some late roleplay taking place on this t

Guns don't kill progress, people do"The only real school massacres that have occurred in this country has been Columbine, Virginia Tech, and this one. That's three in the past decade, or rather more than the past decade considering that Columbine happened in 1999"
A person who goes by the name 'BlameThe1st' :iconblamethe1st: actually said this.
Here is the entire, but probably ongoing conversation. http://comments.deviantart.com/1/342947938/2864387328
I take exception to the word "ONLY".
Isn't ONE incident of multiple homicide too many?
He sights three incidents, but how many people killed?
How many men women and children traumatized in ONLY those three incidents mentioned?
Not to mention the massacres that ONLY happened in places OTHER than schools.
When I asked Blamethe1st if he found the statistic of three school massacres acceptable, he dodged the question.
"My point is that, the shock of these atrocities aside, In the end, they are anomalies, not the norm. Violent crime is still on the decline".
What a considerate

A Prejudice without ConsequencesHey guys sorry I haven't written one of these for a while, Truth is I've have a lot going on at Uni and I forgot about but that's not the point of this entry.
We have all heard of the Romani people although you may know them better as Gypsies.
They have travelled Europe for centuries and their whole history they have subject to discrimination and mistreatment, for the sake of simplicity I shall talk only about Gypsies in Europe.
Now many ethnic groups in Europe have suffered discrimination (Slavs, Jews, Irish etc) But since world war two such prejudices have become socially unacceptable, yet for the Romani people who were also subject to genocide by the Nazis and their collaborators this has not been the case.
Just to give you a few examples In 2008 to young Roma girls (Cristina and Violetta Djeordsevic) drowned while swimming at a beach in Naples and when the bodies were brought to shore many people on the beach seemed unconcerned that two young girls had just died.

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Instead of making a sticker that says "Anime sucks" or "I hate anime", I went with a less biting message that is still bound to offend somebody.

Do I hate anime? No, I just prefer a different art style over it.
Just my harmless opinion.

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~DubstepWraith Sep 22, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

You know what I find funny? On things that are supposed to offend weeaboos, there are no RAEG, BAAAAAW, or BUTTHURT comments on here. And I've seen tribal art, some of it is just breathtaking. Some of it is okay if you have nothing else to look at, and some I just don't prefer. Anime did teach me to draw, but I'd like to also learn from tribal art.

~UniversalKiwi Sep 22, 2012

I guess the fad has died down. Good.

I picked up some art skills from reading a few "how to draw" books.

~DubstepWraith Sep 22, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Oh, really? can you give me a few titles?

~UniversalKiwi Sep 22, 2012

A few of them were by Christopher Hart. Here are some others:

Perspective Made Easy by Ernest R. Norling,
Tezuka School of Animation: Animals In Motion by Osamu Tezuka

I don't remember the rest.

~DubstepWraith Sep 23, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Thanks! I really appreciate the feedback. And try to combine some aspects of tribal art with anime, see what'cha get!

*BullMoose1912 Sep 19, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

I quite like the art of the French illustrator Marc Boutavant. It has a very colorful retro look to it. [link]

has a similarly retro aesthetic.

Oh, and the animation styles of Genndy Tartakovsky and Craig McCracken are quite good too.

I guess I just have a thing for colorful retro-style illustration and animation.

And the retro but grotesque art of John Kricfalusi of Ren and Stimpy fame.

~Jackie-Foxx Sep 19, 2012

I prefer both tribal and american toons over most anime.

~Kitsunexen Sep 19, 2012 Student General Artist

yes! Tribal art is so beautiful ;w; I dont know if henna counts as tribal but its one of my favorites!

~UniversalKiwi Sep 19, 2012

It might, I'm not certain.

~PlatinaStar Sep 19, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

I love them both ^^

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