Steal got his fucking wish. So he can fap to his own post and no one can stop him. 

stop trolling

TROLL, TROLL TROLL...

I think they mentioned Wendy in chapter 101, in a dialog between Igneel and Grandine.

:o used to getting nailed?

Both parties, stop it right here. Anon goes her/his way and dragon & cface stay calm, both of you. There is a certain heat caused by mutual misunderstandings. Dragonspell is the exact opposite of the power mongering mod who bans people without solid reason and this is the first time I see her acting like this. So there has to be a reason *stares at anon*.

Yes, it's disrespectful to insult other's artwork. Insults are against the common netiquette and can lead to warnings and eventually to a ban on this forum should it become necessary to restore peace.

To resolve this situation I suggest anon to write an apology post and everything is fine. Your warning level will be reduced from mute to warned because from my point of view you have your share of blame as well. Insults, even fake trolls are very rare on this board and are not tolerated. You are no exception. A warning for 7 days is appropriate.

guest 4non took some heavy stuff. ritalin with a shot of Johnny walker

aww your no fucking fun i thought you would flame me.

not worth my time.

it interesting how you call us old farts because the oldist of the olds farts is the one who lift the banned on you how ever if you can not appreciate it then maybe you should stay banned.

I'm sorry you feel that way.  Welcome back.

Now here would be the place to go for a bet. Spend a night in the suicide forest to win.


"The perfect place to die." That's how Aokigahara was described in Wataru Tsurumui's bestselling book The Complete Manual of Suicide. A dense, dark forest bordering Mt. Fuji, Aokigahara is infamous throughout Japan as a popular spot for those taking their final journey.

In 2002, 78 bodies were found within it, replacing the previous record of 73 in 1998. By May of 2006, at least 16 new suicides had already been found. More than a few of them were even carrying copies of Tsurumui's book. No one knows how many bodies go undiscovered.

Signs emblazoned with messages such as "Please reconsider" and "Please consult the police before you decide to die!" are nailed to trees throughout the forest. However, the woods have such a reputation that these minor deterrents do little to stop the determined. Local residents say they can always tell who is going into the forest for its stunning natural beauty, who is hunting after the macabre and who is planning never to return.




Part of the appeal is dying at the foot of the sacred Mt. Fuji. Part of it is the foreboding nature of Aokigahara, so dense and thick that from just a few kilometers inside it no sounds can be heard other than those produced by the forest itself. Legends surround the place; for instance, there are said to be massive underground iron deposits that cause compasses to go haywire, trapping innocents along with the purposely suicidal.

Japan's HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan_Self-Defense_Forces"Self Defence Force regularly runs training exercises throughout Aokigahara, and claims to have had no trouble with their military-grade lensatic compasses. They admit, though, that commercially available equipment would be pretty much useless.

Aokigahara is considered the most haunted location in all of Japan, a purgatory for yurei, the unsettled ghosts of Japan who have been torn unnaturally soon from their lives and who howl their suffering on the winds.

Spiritualists say that the trees themselves are filled with a malevolent energy, accumulated from centuries of suicides. They don't want you to go back out.

However, even in these haunted woods, regular humans still have a job to do. Forestry workers rotate in and out of shifts at a station building in Aokigahara, and occasionally they will come upon unfortunate bodies in various states of decomposition, usually hanging from trees or partially eaten by animals.

The bodies are brought down to the station, where a spare room is kept especially for such occasions. In this room are two beds: one for the corpse and one for someone to sleep next to it. Yup, you read that correctly. It is thought that if the corpse is left alone, the lonely and unsettled yurei will scream the whole night through, and the body will move itself into the regular sleeping quarters.

In inimitable style, the workers jan-ken to see who gets to sleep with the body. And you thought your job was rough.