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favorite moments of yongguk during badman era.
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"and here is yongguk.. who cannot skate at all"
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trembling Bang coz aegyo is a scary thing
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Alright
[ I'm off to bed but i'll be up in a few, see you soon ]
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Bad DNA - we, the warriors, are all infected with the virus.
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" Yah! " He reached out and pinched your cheek, tugging on it lightly. " Don't stick your tongue out at me Young man. " Wrinkles his nose a bit before letting go of your cheek and sighing a little bit. " I'm not that mean though, besides I like it here to much too leave. "
envxz !!
"That’s fine and all, but not everyone knows your business like me and other people might," Zelo shrugged, chuckling as he stuck his tongue out, "So to others, it might have seemed like you disappeared without a word, hyung."
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chaerinxminaj-minion said: Tsk, tsk
" Hey little Homie, i'm just not cool enough huh? " Chuckles a bit and smirks at you. " How you doin', anyway? "
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envxz !!
envxz said: Well you’re never on
Scratches the back of his head. " I'm tryin', you know? Just somethings happening that are keeping me away at the moment. It's not like i'm just going to disappear with out a word. "
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" Every time I log on.. I've lost a follower...
Am I doing something bad? " Chuckles.
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Bakeneko ( “monster-cat”), in Japanese folklore, refers to cats with supernatural abilities akin to those of the kitsune (fox) or tanuki (raccoon dog). There are a number of superstitions that detail how ordinary cat may transform into a bakeneko. Bakeneko then haunt and menace their household.
When a housecat lives for over 10 years, it may become a Bakeneko (aka Nekomata). Bakeneko stand upright and their tails split into two, as well as gaining magical powers and a gradual increase in size. While a very few Bakeneko can be comfortable to remain in their normal roles as pets, others hold grudges against their masters and use their magic to seek their revenge.
Using shapeshifting powers, a Bekeneko may kill its master and then take their place pretending to be human. These fake humans can be identified by their rude behavior and a strange menacing feeling that follows them around. Despite pretending to be human, they will doubtlessly hunt them for food.
Others will, instead of killing their masters, torment them. They use their magic to reanimate the dead loved ones of their masters, and control them. They will haunt their household until appeased by gifts of food and attention. The Bakeneko will occasionally be warm hearted to their masters, but that happens very rarely and it is most definitely the Bakeneko will not love you.
http://monsters.wikia.com/wiki/Bakeneko
According to Japanese folklore, a cat may become a bakeneko by meeting any of the following three conditions:
living over 10 years of age
reaching one kan (3.75 kg or 8.25 lbs) in weight
growing its tail too long, which, according to myth, may fork into two. This particular kind of bakeneko is referred to as a nekomata.
The latter superstition about tail-length possibly led some Japanese people to cut the tails off of cats to prevent their transformation into Bakeneko. It may also have some connection to the breeding of short-tailed breeds like the Japanese Bobtail.
Cats that were caught drinking lamp oil were also considered to be Bakeneko. Cats may have regularly drunk lamp oil as it was derived from fish oil.
The body of a killed Bakeneko may be as much as five feet in length.
Once transformed, Bakeneko gain a range of paranormal powers used to haunt the household they live in. These powers include:
menacing (even eating) sleeping humans
walking on its hind legs
flying
talking
creating ghostly fireballs
reanimating and controlling a fresh corpse by leaping over it
shapeshifting into human form
They may use their shapeshifting powers to live a life as a human would normally, sometimes by taking the place of a member of the household after killing and consuming them in their sleep. They may take the form of a person they intend to kill or harm. Other stories tell about how a bakeneko may sometimes shapeshift into a beautiful girl, so that their owner would be able to marry them and have children.
Bakeneko also have the ability to eat anything in their way, regardless of size or edibility, including humans. Their main food is poison, particularly from a certain snake unknown to humankind.
Bakeneko are also sometimes said to have the power to enter someone’s dreams. There is a story about a bakeneko who entered her owner’s dream to tell her to manufacture its image in clay in order to bring her wealth (possibly resulting in the creation of the maneki neko myth)
Legends:
There are many legends about the bakeneko.
One famous bakeneko story is about a man named Takasu Genbei, whose mother’s personality changed completely after his pet cat went missing for many years. His mother avoided the company of friends and family and would take her meals alone in her room. When the family peeked in on her they saw a cat-like monster in the mother’s clothes, chewing on animal carcasses. Takasu, still skeptical, slew what looked like his mother and after one day his mother’s body turned back into his pet cat that had been missing.
Yet another storytells of a poor old couple who kept a small cat. Since they were unable to bear children, they came to treat the cat as their child. After the old man fell sick, a mysterious woman appeared on their doorstep, claiming to be the cat and swearing she would repay their kindness. She brought the couple much wealth; in some versions they were happy just to have a daughter. One of her admirers happened to see her in her true form so she pleaded that he not tell anyone. A few weeks later he broke his promise telling a fisherman and passengers on a ship what he’d seen. A vicious storm arose and the woman appeared in the clouds overhead. She grew into a large cat and killed him.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bakeneko#Appearance_and_powers
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