Predators and Prey

[ben909]

eats user above me

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[Borophagus Metropolis]

*eats a birb nuggit*

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[Guifrog]

Lenago as a pirate
Aka Captain Long Hat Lenny


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Lookin' mighty good, scallywag! I bet ye're carryin' yer entire ship in that hat!

I got ants in my pants

*Summons @Guifrog *

*blushes*
*lowers curtains*
*random slurping noises*

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[Pygmepatl]

OwO

And you saw any toads? :0

Yep!

Saw lots of toads, well, the toad sculptures all over the place!

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[Pygmepatl]

It's beautiful.. AH, LOOK AT THAT FLAG!!

Glad you liked it! :3

And yes, the flag has a toad in it!

The flag of the frogs!!!

 

[Guifrog]

Glad you liked it! :3

And yes, the flag has a toad in it!

The flag of the frogs!!!

And I didn't know there was a Mexican state called "Jalisco", this is the first thing that came to mind after reading it

Javali, aka wild pig
But an "obelisco"/obelisk somehow shaped like it

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[Pygmepatl]

And I didn't know there was a Mexican state called "Jalisco"

Yeah, it's one of the biggest and probably the most well known state of Mexico, where popular mexican things like tequila are from!

The name Jalisco comes from the Náhuatl "Xalisco", which is composed of "xalli" sand, and "ixco" surface or face, meaning something like "over a sandy surface", which makes sense considering most of the terrain and climate of the state.

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[Guifrog]

Yeah, it's one of the biggest and probably the most well known state of Mexico, where popular mexican things like tequila are from!

The name Jalisco comes from the Náhuatl "Xalisco", which is composed of "xalli" sand, and "ixco" surface or face, meaning something like "over a sandy surface", which makes sense considering most of the terrain and climate of the state.

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I get the impression that Mexico is pretty much a megadiverse country like Brazil in culture, people and ecosystems!
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[ben909]

-1 doing things

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[Guifrog]

*thinging do's*
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[Pygmepatl]

I get the impression that Mexico is pretty much a megadiverse country like Brazil in culture, people and ecosystems!

Yes, that is very true!

You would be surprised of how many ecosystems and cultures I've seen during my travels through Mexico, and all of them within a short distance from one another!

And once I finish going to all the places of Mexico, I would love to visit and explore Brazil too!

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[Guifrog]

Yes, that is very true!

You would be surprised of how many ecosystems and cultures I've seen during my travels through Mexico, and all of them within a short distance from one another!

And once I finish going to all the places of Mexico, I would love to visit and explore Brazil too!

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Awww hopefully so! <3
You're quite a traveller aren't ya, have you ever been to other countries?! Or, is there any place in Mexico you're particularly fond of?

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[Pygmepatl]

Awww hopefully so! <3
You're quite a traveller aren't ya, have you ever been to other countries?! Or, is there any place in Mexico you're particularly fond of?

Would be fun indeed!

And no, I'm not that much of a traveller, although I want to be someday, haha! Everything I've mentioned comes from what I've been able to catch up from going to one place to another in my country, a little bit of research, and the personal experiences I obtained thanks to all that.

The place I'm most particularly fond of besides my home state is the state of Puebla, because there's just so much going on in there, it's so rich in culture, history and nature, that there isn't exactly a established place to begin with, since you could start from anywhere and keep going from there!

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[Fcomega121]

@Tacoshark!!!! I got a sea crystal turtle!!!! <3

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[Pygmepatl]

*Makes skunk noises*

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[Guifrog]

Would be fun indeed!

And no, I'm not that much of a traveller, although I want to be someday, haha! Everything I've mentioned comes from what I've been able to catch up from going to one place to another in my country, a little bit of research, and the personal experiences I obtained thanks to all that.

The place I'm most particularly fond of besides my home state is the state of Puebla, because there's just so much going on in there, it's so rich in culture, history and nature, that there isn't exactly a established place to begin with, since you could start from anywhere and keep going from there!

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Ooh, I see. More like the consequence of circumstances then
If you may satisfy my curiosity: Is "Puebla" meant to be the feminine of "pueblo"? lol
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[Fcomega121]

OMG!! y'all talking about the magical places in mexico!!!!

Nelli Auistik!!! (Truly Awesome in one nahuatl variety)

I get the impression that Mexico is pretty much a megadiverse country like Brazil in culture, people and ecosystems!
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I want to highlight that even on one single state (like mine: Jalisco) the diversity of ecosystems and culture is very big!!!

I've even heard the persons working in one near taqueria talk in their language 'Mixe' (MEE-heh), arid ecosystems, subtropical forests, Beach and urban environments with a lot of classic culture like some aztec dances and a lot of things only in this state!!

I would say so! Mexico has a great diversity like the wonderful brazil!!

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[Arishipshape]

*uses newly acquired sword beam to alter the point total*

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[Fcomega121]

*uses newly acquired sword beam to alter the point total*

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Ehmm ari... Sorry but I messed up scoring

I forgot the - before the 15 lol

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[Guifrog]

arid ecosystems, subtropical forests, Beach

That's very varied for a single state indeed, whoa! Subtropical forests AND arid ecosystems?!

Although... Pernambuco (my state) has semi-arid, forest and beach areas too. Funny that my current place was considered to be in a really dry region, but it's been raining like there's no tomorrow since April and I'm totally puzzled, things have been wawaweirdo

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[ben909]

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[Pygmepatl]

Ooh, I see. More like the consequence of circumstances then
If you may satisfy my curiosity: Is "Puebla" meant to be the feminine of "pueblo"? lol

Yes, exactly!

Ah, the word Puebla as in the state's name is apparently a word from ancient castilian, meaning "people or a group of peoples", and was used at first to denominate the city of that territory as "Puebla de los Ángeles", since legend has it that the city was drawn by the angels themselves, and later used to denominate the entire state.

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[Guifrog]

Yes, exactly!

Ah, the word Puebla as in the state's name is apparently a word from ancient castilian, meaning "people or a group of peoples", and was used at first to denominate the city of that territory as "Puebla de los Ángeles", since legend has it that the city was drawn by the angels themselves, and later used to denominate the entire state.

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Wow... so now you have a whole state depicted by the angels. No wonder, Mexicans are divine~
Aaaaaaand

¡¡¡VICTORIA DE LOS DEPREDADORES!!!

 

[Pygmepatl]

Wow... so now you have a whole state depicted by the angels. No wonder, Mexicans are divine~
Aaaaaaand

¡¡¡VICTORIA DE LOS DEPREDADORES!!!

¡¡¡YES!!!

¡¡¡DIVINE PREDATOR VICTORY!!!

 

[Fcomega121]

That's very varied for a single state indeed, whoa! Subtropical forests AND arid ecosystems?!

Yes!!!
I've seen lakes and ponds, temporal lakes and ponds (seasonal flooding) on arid zones, deciduous forests, semi-arid zones(like mine) and subtropical forests!

Although... Pernambuco (my state) has semi-arid, forest and beach areas too. Funny that my current place was considered to be in a really dry region, but it's been raining like there's no tomorrow since April and I'm totally puzzled, things have been wawaweirdo

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Haha saaaaame here! I live in a dry region near to an arid region before entering coast and it has been rainiiing like if tláloc was making rain lol

And rarer when it is ice like a week ago!!
Things be wawaweirdodo here too! @w@