Volcano: You have a rocky exterior, but periodically let your fiery nature come out to play. You also probably don't like trees-- or island natives. I'm sure you have your reasons for letting everything build up and then blowing your top, but it's likely the local topography would prefer it if you'd get better at letting things go. I'd recommend channeling all that fury into art-- anyone who has seen the lovely obsidian you craft in the heat of the moment has to appreciate your innate creative vision.
Earthquake Your presence shakes people to their foundations. Large cities have spent fortunes trying to come up with the best way to deal with you. In fact, buildings in Tokyo have been specially created to survive your arrival. You are watched by scientists all over the world through special machines sequestered away deep underground, so they know where you started, where you ended, and how long it took you to get there. In short, you are one of the few people who can legitimately say your every move is being followed.
I suppose it works best compared to the others though.
1) Mr. Peen and the Vay-Jay-Jays 2) Sew-crates 3) What is the Socratic Method? 4) Wrenja 5) Just Say No to William Blake 7) It's Empathy, Not Guilt 8) Om to the Nom 9) God is my Saucier. 10) ORGANIC != NON-GMO ...to be continued
Because I know that time is always time/ And place is always and only place/ And what is actual is actual only for one time/ And only for one place/ I rejoice that things are as they are and/ I renounce the blessèd face.
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For the record, I am an Earthquake.
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Volcano: You have a rocky exterior, but periodically let your fiery nature come out to play. You also probably don't like trees-- or island natives. I'm sure you have your reasons for letting everything build up and then blowing your top, but it's likely the local topography would prefer it if you'd get better at letting things go. I'd recommend channeling all that fury into art-- anyone who has seen the lovely obsidian you craft in the heat of the moment has to appreciate your innate creative vision.
What's up, earthquake buddy? Want to knock LA into the sea?
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Your presence shakes people to their foundations. Large cities have spent fortunes trying to come up with the best way to deal with you. In fact, buildings in Tokyo have been specially created to survive your arrival. You are watched by scientists all over the world through special machines sequestered away deep underground, so they know where you started, where you ended, and how long it took you to get there. In short, you are one of the few people who can legitimately say your every move is being followed.
I suppose it works best compared to the others though.
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