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"'Course it does. Everything 'cept that bound by the Blood." He sets the car in motion and moves down the way she pointed. "Besides, you're my only sheep at the moment. That 'n the lair, which I'm understandin' is comin' out quite nicely." He eyes her suspiciously for a moment. &...

She smells the air cautiously. She recognizes that scent. Her malshapen lips twitch briefly. "...You ain't lost to the beast, are ya?" He smirks and opens the passenger's side door. "Off to find that waste of dust, huh? Well, might as well have a set of wheels to make the trip easier...

Holden looks to the rubble that used to be sin incarnate, and shakes his head. Too much trouble. As he looks to the street again, there stands the forever-damaged form of Cassie. He quickly slams on the brakes and twists the wheel to avoid her, skidding to a halt.

"Damnit, woman!"

Incorrect. Religious beliefs are irrational because they are not supported by evidence, but instead by personal belief. Whether or not they are tarnished is a completely different issue. Irrational is different than worthless. Love is, after all, an emotion and thus irrational. Well the original id...

Personally, I say a person who feels guilty because they understand the consequences of their actions rather than "Mr 'god' is watching me' is far more moral than the religious individual. To me, that means a person has a intuitive understanding of right and wrong (or was just brought up right...

In regards to that, Robert: do you think one needs a 'belief' to feel guilt? That someone can't just feel guilt because they saw how their actions affected someone badly? Nope, you can feel bad for any number of reasons - it's personal values that define your borders. Religion imposes a (sometimes)...

The car bounced and bobbed on the streets. Holden idly gave a thought to visit a service station to have them make sure the thing worked, what with the cash and pretties he nabbed from the dearly departed journalist. He smoothed out his shirt and slicked that black hair back, making himself presenta...

There's more to life than just instinctual reactions; if there wasn't, then life wouldn't be as complicated. ** I want x (some berries), but I am encountering a problem y(a bear). Given that I am particularly squishy, my options are a (avoid/ run off the bear) or b (find something else to fill my st...

Holden hummed the song that had been rolling through his mind as he thrashed the mortal. This driving thing was easy to do with his reflexes compared to that of the absent-minded mortal. He was focused in his movements, in his resolve, in his interests. Simply what had happened to his 'sidekick' of ...

Holden finished smashing the body of the reporter through his own mirror in his own house. He let the body slump to the floor with a sickening flop, and lit a cigarette. A drag into those dried and dead lungs, where the smoke permeated the Ventrue throughout, and he then flicked it into the mass of ...

He's ahead by a nose.

And if someone did see animals running around in a panic before the tsunami, remember that it was preceded by a very powerful earthquake. The animals were already running around scared from the quake. True. the media sucks. BUT when humans are "the most forward thinking creatures on the planet...

The Cleric wrote:Why do things have to have meaning? Can't they just be?

Everything does have a meaning. It's the interpretation that causes wars and hurt feelings.

~smirks~ I didnt side step your point. I clarified why some people would believe in Astrology. Don't be a moron: I wasn't talking about why some people would believe in astrology; I was addressing Lindar's claim regarding the moon. If you want to defend it, then defend it; otherwise, don't act like...

You completely sidestepped my point: gravity -- the sole cause of tides -- has no particular influence on personality, because then everything with mass would have a personality, which is patently ridiculous. ~smirks~ I didnt side step your point. I clarified why some people would believe in Astrol...

Random sampling is bunk - and this is coming from a psychologist. Most studies ignore both of these and skew results in order to definitely prove or definitely disprove a theory instead of leaving the true results. And these results are always changing. "You need 30 minutes of excercise a day, ...

"Mm. Not one of the Disciplines I was gifted with, so you'll find no help from me to further that. Unfortunate." Turn here, straight there, down this alley with the neon sign that says "D ner." "We as a race find comfort in the shadows. The Lasombra are able to make them beh...

"So, yous guys comin' with?" He starts walking into an alley and begins the change from human to wolf form, bones popping and re-shaping, sickening noises leaving him. He leaves no pile of clothes, as his are bound to his form, appearing as mottled spots. A sticker that reads, "Hi. My...

Holden leads her down the street, looking over to her. "Have you manifested the ability to move unseen yet?" Not really expecting, but awfully curious. "Some are able to quickly pick up the practical applications of Obfuscation as well as other physical Disciplines. It just comes natu...

Holden pulled out a pocket watch and investigated the time. He tipped his head to a side and looked to Rose. "Yes, lets." He stood, fixed his shirt and offered his coat to his companion. I think we'll be able to move about too unhindered. Perhaps we can find some back ways, for I know wher...

"Indeed. Vengeance and violence make our hearts beat again. Or at least feed the beast. In any instance... some entrancement upon the proper people, influence bought and traded in the right areas. A few directions here and there and this place would be grand." Holden shrugged. "There ...

Holden smirked. "'Someone' broke the sanctity of Elysium. If you have a name, we can claim retribution, one way or another." Holden spat. "Well, we'll see how 'Tony' handles the information on a Lupine tearing people apart in the trainyards. Rosemary eyes Holden up and down for a mome...

Holden slouches a bit. He is relieved. "Not welcome? The Primogen turned his back on you for sharing information? Unheard of, especially amongst the Nosferatu." Holden sits down across from Rose again. "My sire had earned right of progeny through his deeds. When I was made...well, I s...

"Yes Rose, don't lose yourself in it all. Discerning and distanced." Holden held one arm across his torso, other hand up over his lips. He is entranced, pondering...is this the right thing? "Give her the desires of her heart, but give those desires boundaries." He watches intently.

Holden couldn't see what was going on, but he began getting apprehensive. He didn't have a clue. Now was a time to have a Toreador elder on hand. But to hell with them. He unbuttoned the top button of his shirt and shrugged off his coat, becoming restless.