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Dragon Star wrote:Yea, but if I eat it before the Wulf does that is irreverent isn't it?
Lonewulf wrote:Don't you guys get when a joke's gotten old? Oh, wait, no, you just comment on when *my* jokes are old. Anyways...
Lonewulf wrote:Since I can be so predictably... er, predictable.
pmcolt wrote:IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'm da black sheep of da fam-i-ly!
(But how is a wulf trap Science and Technology related?)
Lance wrote:Good point. I was being a hypocrite. I apologize.
In this context I think "predatory" is the word you're looking for.
pmcolt wrote:(But how is a wulf trap Science and Technology related?)
Lance wrote:Nah, it'll get moved now that it has sprung. But for traps to be effective against this smart prey, we need to keep moving them around.
pmcolt wrote:Well, you need to do more than just move the traps around. Ideally, the prey has no idea it's a trap until it's sprung. A vulnerable lamb might normally be enough to entice an unsuspecting predator, but Lonewulf is slightly smarter than the average Canis lupus specimen...
Lonewulf wrote:I've known since the beginning that they were traps, but... I mean...
Lance wrote:You got 3 of 6.
Lance wrote:Wulf at Play was not a Wulf Trap™. It was just a funny picture.
Khrushchev's Other Shoe wrote:defused
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