| 12 Dec 2000 |  Stanton F. Fink | Wouldn't it be "Dracocampus?"I was waffling between -"hippus" and -"campus" but I chose -"hippus" for two reasons. Firstly, I wanted the seahorse element to be emphasized, because the tail is from a seahorse, not a fish. Secondly, I thought "dracocampus" sounded awkward. | |
| 12 Dec 2000 |  Kelly Turnbull | The people who make yo-yos may try to encase him in hard plastic, you know. | |
| 13 Dec 2000 |  Erin Stevenson O'Connor | I think mebbe 'dracohippocampus.' To cover all the bases, you know. Dragon, horse (like seahorse), water. Dracohippus could be a whaddayacallit, like 'goodbye' used to be 'god be with ye,' argh, I can't remember the word for it! Okay, I'm over it.... (What can I say, I'm a linguist!)Akk! Linguist!! We gotta, um, oh, what's that word... means move quickly away, sounds like "plea." Oh gosh, I had it a minute ago. Hang on, it'll come to me eventually... | |
| 15 Dec 2000 |  Erin Stevenson O'Connor | Just what we need, another smarta**.Flattery will get you everywhere. | |
| 16 Dec 2000 |  Cheryl Renee Weinkam | mmmm... note his wiggley mouth thingamajigs.. are they sticky? he could cling to you stronger than a sea cucumber I bet, once I had one stuck to my hand for 10 minutes! I also like the third arm peeking out there, hehe  Well, I don't know if they're sticky, but he's got three muscular li'l arms and a big mouth, so I'm guessing he's got a pretty good grip. Hmm, three arms and only one eye. I wonder what that does to his hand-eye co-ordination... | |
| 18 Jan 2001 |  Stanton F. Fink | Well, I still think you should use "campus." In Greek, it means "caterpillar," or "worm." The Ancient Greeks thought the seahorse as being a cross between a horse (the head/profile), and a caterpillar (the curling tail).I still think the two 'c's sound clumsy. However, everyone is entitled to their opinion. | |
| 19 Oct 2001 | Claire 'Magenta' Stencel | Oh! You're so creative! I wish I had your imagination. He's so colourful...*stares, entranced* | |
| 27 Feb 2002 |  Laura Chatterton 'Lysanth' | He he- It's a cute little creature whatever you call it - I have a small school/herd? whatever of dragocampus in my sketchbook-- but mine are more of a dragon above dolphin below sort -- Cool creature- very creatuve -- Laura Dragon above, dolphin below... interesting. That's a combination I'll admit I never thought of. I can just imagine them opening up a whole new school of marine biology just to study your partially dragon, partially mammal creations. | |
| 10 Apr 2002 |  Rebecca 'Bekki' Marie Kent | I don't know if anyone else mentioned it, but... is that a little puff of smoke escaping his nostrils there? If so, that's cute attention to detail. And if not, then would you mind coming over here and telling me what a cute li'l puff of smoke is doing on my computer screen?Your eyes do not decieve you. That is, indeed, a small wisp of smoke escaping from its nostril. | |
| 17 Jul 2004 | Marshin on the third floor | what is a flaming loogie, dude? O_o caus i dunno. is it when it blasts fire at its prey in a circle trapping it, then swooping down n chomping the back of its neck with its powerful jaws, killing it? kewl! i just made up a new dragon attack! i ROCK!!! ^_^ not as much as you though dude, cause the dragon was inspiration! ^_^ | |
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