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Ernest is a scrawny drunk.

*looks around suspiciously*

No, not ME!!

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Nice fursona Symphony! You should see mine...If I can ever get him into a victorian style then just the fantasy style.

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Then again, the term "perfect" is a fickle thing. Its one of those "eye of the beholder" things where someone might be perfect to you, while another sees the person as fatally flawed.

Take our characters for example. Labrn and Mystic. In our original story line, not in Bon Bon, but the time period in the Bucky O'Hare universe. Labrn and Mystic were both made "genetically perfect." So in a physical sense for Aldaberrans, we're the height of what they could hope to acheive thanks to genetic engineering. Though, psychologically, neither is perfect, as I'm a bit of a megalomaniac mixed with nymphomaniac. Hardly "perfect" for someone who was suppose to take the throne. *chuckles*

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She is referring to us Henk.

Now, what is the main difference between you and Lucretia? Your an Opera Singer, she's a cabaret singer if I recall.

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Well, forgetting your two's characters. I meant the actual difference between an opera singer and a cabaret singer. I mean, obviously the style of music, but I'm not too familiar with what a Cabaret actually is.

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Cabaret in the late 1800's could be summed up as a mixture of comedy, song, dance, and other stage acts in a nightclub or restaraunt setting. The most famous French cabarets during this time period would be Le Chat Noir and Moulin Rouge. Operas, of course, are normally confined only to grand theaters and halls. While both would have elements of theater and possibly dance to them, opera music and musicians would likely focus mostly upon technical aptitude in singing. Cabaret, on the other hand, would appeal to a broader audience and so would a cabaret singer would likely focus mostly upon the spectacle, such as picking popular songs or using elaborate staging.

For ideas of a Victorian Era cabaret may have been like, I suggest renting (what else?) Moulin Rouge! (2001, dir. Baz Luhrmann). Just fair warning, however, as it features brazenly anachronistic music choices...

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Oh don't worry Johnny. I had him watch Moulin Rouge with me. I wouldn't let him hang with me otherwise until he did. *Chuckles and nudges Labrn.*

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*removed for being visually unpleasent*

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Clearly Johnny has no appreciation for higher forms of art. Laughing

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Okay, can we get this back on topic or just let it rest, please? I'm really not interested in seeing this become yet another chat thread.

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Hey hey! I shaved the beard, so you all can relax. Laughing

*sighs* Now if we can just hear back from Herisheft.

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symphothy can you look at mine find on discussions andrew wolfs fursona tell me how i could improve it

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You know, I don't mind comments on my fursona at all. In fact, I'd really appreciate such comments if people are posting in this thread. Wink

Royal Member of BonBon Joined: 08 Oct 2008 Posts: 3273

Well, Symphony...While other female fursona (inclusing the Royal member) are cute, beautiful, and sexy, your fursona is truly majestic. ^w^

In fact, Constance Mayflower would be truly wonderful, singing Christmas Carol on Christmas. Wink

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I really don't like to be so strict, but please stop making offtopic posts in this thread. This is one of my most personal threads and one that I care about a lot. I'm really not interested in seeing it get turned into an offtopic conversation, and I think that the least people could do if they post here, is to post on topic, which happens to be my fursona. Smile

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((Symphony, one thing that has been ticking my odd curiosity lately is that, what sort of opera's does Constance do? For some reason I just see her doing more classical Italian operas, and even being able to speak / read Italian / Latin because of it.

Have you ever posted what sorts of operas Constance tends to be a part of))

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I must say, Symphony. The profile for your fursona is one of the most thorough and detailed I have ever read. All the items you've included here, from her history to her sex life, tell me how you've put a great deal of effort in creating the character. In fact, this may have inspired me to improve on my own fursona.

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Awwww.... your profile is so amazing. I've been tweaking mine for about a week now and yours still puts mine to shame.

*eyes start to tear-up and turn red*

my background is such a cliché

*starts to cry* T_T

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