No idea where I've been, but I've moved deviantart accounts. Probably for the last (or second last, I don't know which ) time. New account: .

Here's a question for ya'all :

If markings on fur, skin, or scales that were made from paint, berry juice, blood, or anything else that could stain and soak, would they stay on there forever? For instance, if they were on the fur/scales/skin for a few days, weeks, or months, (or even years) then would the markings still be able to be washed away? How long would one have to wait for it to be impossible, or near impossible, for stains to be washed away by water or any other kind of liquid. What's the most water/liquid-proof, and what liquid is the best at using for getting rid of stains? What's the most stain-proof and the most-liquid proof, fur, skin, scales, what (talking about stuff that would be found on animal surfaces, but you can do plant and in-animate object surfaces too for add-ons )?

Take a look at 's wolves, they have some kind of paint or berry juice or berry paint on their faces, what are the limits for something like that? What if Okami Amaterasu's markings from the game Okami weren't "natural" and were actually made of some kind of juice or paint or something that stains and soaks, what would be the limits for that?

Take this into consideration, folks, and answer carefully (make sure your absolutely positive when you answer).

I got tired of that last entry, so I'm making a new one ...even though it's a little late .




I got the books Watership Down, Tales Of Watership Down, and The Plague Dogs !...a few weeks ago ...and I still haven't read them



Edit: I got Firebringer too now, WOO! You know, the book about the deer, and I got long after I got those three books and I'm breading it BEFORE I read any one of those three xD

Erm...um...I just wanted to post a new journal entry xD...because I'm bored...and have brain farts... *Falls into a puddle of brain-fartness*



And here's the news besides that *non* random sentence thing above ! ...Actually...it's not that great of news. The runt of a hamster litter (that was made on accident, sort of, oops , but I'm still glad it happened ) - Squirt - I helped raised him since he was first born (actually I helped Fluffy with the whole litter, I wanted to make sure none of them suffocated/didn't get enough milk/died!) - right as a pup - and I chose to keep him out of the whole litter (hey, runts of any kind of litter can have major problems, so I wanted to make sure I'd be the one taking care of Squirto), died sometime during the night of Tuesday, May 20, 2008 or sometime during the morning of Wednesday, May 21, 2008. My mom and I found him laying on his side, legs sprawled out in front of him as if he was standing (or maybe a little bit crouched to his side), on the floor of his cage. My mom thinks that he might have had cancer and died of a heart attack. The only remaining of Fluffy's and Olive's lineage (that I know of) are most likely Squirt's siblings (a litter of ten, woah!).



...I need someone to whack me so that I can get serious.



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Hamsters
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R.I.P. Sam (nickname: Sammy; most likely a Golden Hamster)
R.I.P. Tatortot (nickname: Tator, Tators; Robo Hamster)
R.I.P. Olive (black Syrian Hamster)
R.I.P. Fluffy (nickname: Fluff, Momma, Momma Fluff; Teddy Bear Hamster)
R.I.P. Squirt (nickname: Squirto; runt of the litter; Syrian-Teddy Bear Hamster Hybrid)

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