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Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Wed Dec 07, 2011 9:14 pmby Kris@WLP
Sorry this is a bit late- it's cold and I've been busy.
Ben, would you like to point out the plug I put in the site's news?
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Wed Dec 07, 2011 9:55 pmby Happygun
Hmm...Debbie certainly takes a strong interest in *ahem* particular specimens.
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:13 pmby Kris@WLP
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Thu Dec 08, 2011 3:45 pmby wysiwyg
"No were-Pekingese"
Ha! So you say!
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Fri Dec 09, 2011 10:53 pmby nighthawke
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Sun Dec 11, 2011 1:03 amby rdfox
Read the notes around it. It's Peter's.
Debbie, too, has a rather fine ass...
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Sun Dec 11, 2011 1:59 pmby bar1scorpio
As for the message, it refers to my work appearing in the latest Robotech RPG book from Palladium Books. It was mostly a last-minute thing, sprung on me by Kev right before the Detroit Fanfare convention, and finished shortly after - but it's more original art by yours truly.
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Sun Dec 11, 2011 7:30 pmby nighthawke
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Fri Dec 16, 2011 9:47 amby Usdom
Perhaps I am just missing something because my brain is fried from finals but I only see the page about Were-Coyote. Where would I find page 1-2 of the journal?
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Fri Dec 16, 2011 11:47 amby Kris@WLP
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Wed Dec 28, 2011 3:06 amby Anodyne
"No weres in Australia," hmm? Guess that means there isn't a were-Tasmanian tiger or -Tasmanian wolf population, then. Or if there is, they're hiding very well - better than even the rest of the were population.
But Australia is a big place - plenty of space for a small were population to hide.
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Wed Dec 28, 2011 12:41 pmby bar1scorpio
No native were population. The same development patterns that meant marsupials would still thrive there, meant that therianthrope strains hadn't made their way to that continent until the colonial era.
Likewise, there aren't any were-whatever legends to base them off of.
Re: Debbie Wynn's Notebook 1-2 (12-7-2011)
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Wed Dec 28, 2011 3:30 pmby Kris@WLP