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Global Howl: Greetings Everyone!
The time has come for another scheduled clean up of The Kumari Wolves website, meaning we will be tending to various forums/threads that require our immediate attention as well as the site wide member-base.
While we all understand how life works outside of role-play, each of us being tied down from time to time, we felt the need to send out an email to let you all know that the following changes will occur over the next two weeks, providing feedback is not applied.
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Global Howl: New voting buttonsYou heard right, we now have voting buttons!
Check them out on the left side of the site under reproduction and you will see all the voting buttons. Just click them and they will bring you to a top site for wolf RP's and then click enter. Now you have voted for Kumari to appear at the top of the list of the top site you clicked on! But if you want Kumari to be #1, remember to vote for us every time you visit so more people will see we have something a little bit special that sets us apart from the rest of the wolf RPG's out there. | |
Today he told me the latest garble you spilt about Dave, poor fucking Dave and his memory indeed.
No you utter imbecile he was not murdered, he overdosed. Davey took some shit and took it himself, he wasn't forced, he took it in choice, all in his shiny stride as he often took most measures in life. so many people loved him but because you cannot except this you put something so juvenile out in open mouthed opinion. I only hope this does not reach his family. I couldn't give a flying **** how he died, whether it was down to sheer crappy heroin from a so called 'other' dealer or generally... |
Those of you that know me, know that small girl with the cheerful smile. The one who cares too much about everyone and every thing. That one with the small zoo that admits free entry through the front door; that just so happens to also be her home. What you don’t know is that I’ve carried a dark secret for most of my life.
Those of you that think you know me know only what I want you to. You know the mask I put on each morning after I’ve managed to drag my worthless arse out of bed; that same mask that I take off before I lay awake for hours trying to find a little... |
Just something I wrote to pass the time.
Faint; illicit motions held within angelic compounds danced in ill fated illusions stirring. Fingers reached, beckoning parent-hand comfort! Comfort as lithe form bowed; head slacking behind cascade stark of color to coil feverishly about features of contorted porcelain. Pout parting as fingers dig, dig, dig deeper within fabric to ascertain a fleeting ground: reaching further towards dawn and its breaking to find - stagnation. A myriad of electricity to lick the spine and spasm sinews into an wicked dance underneath the flesh.... |
Dear friend,
I want to share something with you. An out of body and other worldly experience that occurred to me on Thursday night, the 9th day of May 2013. You may think I'm crazy for this but I can assure you I'm not. To read this you must open your mind enough to believe in things you've only heard about.
A month ago, 3 days before Anzac Day, my Papa (Grandfather) was taken by pancreatic cancer. He fought it for not more than a year, Anzac day would have marked the day of diagnose. It was severe, angry and in curable; and he was a fighter. I watched him struggle, a man... |
do not want comments added, thanksI cant put this on facebook, dad will see and i dont want him hurt. I have the need to get it all out today because two years on so much has changed and your still gone, never to return.
I remember Tom ringing me, how hard it probably was on him, you'd stopped off briefly on the sunday but they werent home, sometimes i wonder if they were, maybe you might have found that one lasting barrier of support that might have stopped the spiral. Though really I understand that feeling of clarity, that thats it.
Id like to think I was just sorry to see someone go but i feel guilty.... | |
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