[Cerdwin]

Find your inner beast.

You Are a Unicorn:
You are the most universal mythical beast ever. Sightings of the unicorn have been reported from all over the world, even in modern times. Unicorns are pure and incorruptible. In China, unicorns symbolized gentleness, good will, and wisdom. Christianity links the unicorn with Christ. It is said that unicorns would only allow virgin girls to see them, let alone touch them. They were easily lured into fatal ambushes by a virgin with some poachers waiting for the unicorn in nearby bushes. A unicorn's horn was a highly prized possession, which was reputed to have great healing capabilities. With the touch of its horn, a unicorn could bring back a person who had been dead for several hours. But when separated from the unicorn's body, the magic was significantly reduced. The unicorn had the body of a horse, a unique spiraling horn, and a lion's tail. They were pure white in color.

Edited: I hope someone gets a creature better than mine. *rolleyes*

This post has been edited by Cerdwin: 19 August 2003 - 04:08 PM

[Rurouni]

Where the hell do you get this crap?
Well this is mines.
Dragon
In medieval Europe, dragons were considered mostly evil and a generally bad omen. Christianity linked the dragon with Satan because of the dragon's snake-like appearance. However, to the Orient cultures the dragon was a symbol of wisdom and royalty. It was a benign animal and the fifth creature of the Chinese zodiac. It resided over the east and the sunrise. It was also said to bring rain and the springtime. The dragon is interesting because it combines all four elements: air, earth, fire, and water. It could fly, had the horns of a ox, breathed fire, and resided over the moon.

[Scientific]

Definitely one of the lesser known of mythical bests, the basilisk is described as having the head and legs of a rooster, the body of a serpent, and the wings of a bat (although there are wingless varieties). You were the blame of hundreds of thousands of deaths in the middle ages. Your breath and gaze is deadly. Hundreds of basilisk hunts were organized to get rid of you. The hunters would carry mirrors so that, if they encountered a basilisk, they would have it look in the mirror and destroy itself! Weasels were also reputed to be able to kill it, as they could resist it's deadly gaze. It was a potent symbol of death and in some cultures the embodiment of Death himself. In Christianity, the Basilisk was linked with Satan.

This post has been edited by Scientific: 19 August 2003 - 04:24 PM

[Ives]

Also known widely as the Fire Bird, the phoenix is a profound symbol of the life and rebirth. It has a life cycle of 500 to 600 years and after that amount of time, it sets itself on fire and dies in the flames. Then, after three days, it rises again from the ashes. It is a completely benign creature who lives in dew. It is said that the phoenix has a beautiful melodious song which grows ever more mournful as its life comes to an end. It is also a symbol of the sun and immortality.

[Kezef]

In medieval Europe, dragons were considered mostly evil and a generally bad omen. Christianity linked the dragon with Satan because of the dragon's snake-like appearance. However, to the Orient cultures the dragon was a symbol of wisdom and royalty. It was a benign animal and the fifth creature of the Chinese zodiac. It resided over the east and the sunrise. It was also said to bring rain and the springtime. The dragon is interesting because it combines all four elements: air, earth, fire, and water. It could fly, had the horns of a ox, breathed fire, and resided over the moon.

[Emily Strange]

I'm a unicorn too

Ha ha, sometimes, I pretend to be a unicorn (an unicorn??) and I run around the halls using my finger as a horn skipping/galloping going "I'M A PONY! I'M A PONY!"

[Dedos]

Im a Phoenix, yay!

[Laito]

Also known widely as the Fire Bird, the phoenix is a profound symbol of the life and rebirth. It has a life cycle of 500 to 600 years and after that amount of time, it sets itself on fire and dies in the flames. Then, after three days, it rises again from the ashes. It is a completely benign creature who lives in dew. It is said that the phoenix has a beautiful melodious song which grows ever more mournful as its life comes to an end. It is also a symbol of the sun and immortality.

[Krodis]

OH NOES: <center><img src="http://www.yayajon.com/watercircle/images/quizresultdragon.jpg" border="0">
<p>In medieval Europe, dragons were considered mostly evil and a generally bad omen. Christianity linked the dragon with Satan because of the dragon's snake-like appearance. However, to the Orient cultures the dragon was a symbol of wisdom and royalty. It was a benign animal and the fifth creature of the Chinese zodiac. It resided over the east and the sunrise. It was also said to bring rain and the springtime. The dragon is interesting because it combines all four elements: air, earth, fire, and water. It could fly, had the horns of a ox, breathed fire, and resided over the moon.<br>
What mythical beast best represents you?<a href="http://www.yayajon.com/watercircle/beastquiz.html">Take the quiz!</a></center>

[Kaeltegoeth]

yay, i'm a unicorn ^^

[Aes]

I'm....



;';flap;';flap;';flap;';

Well close, I got dragon...OMFG they go ;';flap;';flap;';flap;'; too! <3

[HealerKraile]

In medieval Europe, dragons were considered mostly evil and a generally bad omen. Christianity linked the dragon with Satan because of the dragon's snake-like appearance. However, to the Orient cultures the dragon was a symbol of wisdom and royalty. It was a benign animal and the fifth creature of the Chinese zodiac. It resided over the east and the sunrise. It was also said to bring rain and the springtime. The dragon is interesting because it combines all four elements: air, earth, fire, and water. It could fly, had the horns of a ox, breathed fire, and resided over the moon

This post has been edited by HealerKraile: 19 August 2003 - 05:27 PM

[DuBBS]

<center><img src="http://www.yayajon.com/watercircle/images/quizresultdragon.jpg" border="0">
<p>In medieval Europe, dragons were considered mostly evil and a generally bad omen. Christianity linked the dragon with Satan because of the dragon's snake-like appearance. However, to the Orient cultures the dragon was a symbol of wisdom and royalty. It was a benign animal and the fifth creature of the Chinese zodiac. It resided over the east and the sunrise. It was also said to bring rain and the springtime. The dragon is interesting because it combines all four elements: air, earth, fire, and water. It could fly, had the horns of a ox, breathed fire, and resided over the moon.<br>
What mythical beast best represents you?<a href="http://www.yayajon.com/watercircle/beastquiz.html">Take the quiz!</a></center>



wut the hell

[Erizo]

Unicorn. The virgin girls got me. =)

[Zenaiya]

I'm a griffin.

What the hell is it and why is so damn ugly???

[Cerdwin]

Zenaiya, on Aug 19 2003, 07:56 PM, said:

I'm a griffin.

What the hell is it and why is so damn ugly???

I wanted to be that! That's the animal on my family coat of arms. No fair =P A Griffin has the head and wings of an eagle and the body of a lion. It is often thought to have been a protective symbol, representing strength and vigilance.

[Ars]

"You are the Ars" heh imagine that

[PrizA]

This is stupid... it is only focused on the beast you put down

EDIT: am Pheonix

This post has been edited by PrizA: 19 August 2003 - 06:18 PM

[Hobes]

Im just wonderin where all these stupid 'quizs' are coming from... I mean, I draw the line at the 'Harry Potter Monster Quiz'

Anyway, I am a besilisk or whatever. That lizard-chicken thing.

[EagleBoy]

<center><img src="http://www.yayajon.com/watercircle/images/quizresultdragon.jpg" border="0">
<p>In medieval Europe, dragons were considered mostly evil and a generally bad omen. Christianity linked the dragon with Satan because of the dragon's snake-like appearance. However, to the Orient cultures the dragon was a symbol of wisdom and royalty. It was a benign animal and the fifth creature of the Chinese zodiac. It resided over the east and the sunrise. It was also said to bring rain and the springtime. The dragon is interesting because it combines all four elements: air, earth, fire, and water. It could fly, had the horns of a ox, breathed fire, and resided over the moon.<br>
What mythical beast best represents you?<a href="http://www.yayajon.com/watercircle/beastquiz.html">Take the quiz!</a></center>

its sort of easy to rig it though *stunned*

[MorningMist]

Phoenix :P

[UltraViolet]

A formidable creature half lion and half eagle, the griffin is said to be one thousand times stronger than any lion and five thousand times as farsighted as an eagle. Humans find themselves unable to lie while in a Griffin's presence. The griffin is also said to be fierce and untamed. It was a protector against evil and people often wore talismans of a griffin's claw to protect them from demons. Griffins were often used as transport for the gods. They were also reputed to swoop down from the mountains on occasion and pick up goats and small horses and bring them back to their nests for their young.

[Starza]

No more online quizes! Use Livejournal or Deadjournal for these things. ~_~;;;

Quiz = too obvious = not fun = Starza not take

[yrmom]

Kezef, on Aug 19 2003, 05:18 PM, said:

In medieval Europe, dragons were considered mostly evil and a generally bad omen. Christianity linked the dragon with Satan because of the dragon's snake-like appearance. However, to the Orient cultures the dragon was a symbol of wisdom and royalty. It was a benign animal and the fifth creature of the Chinese zodiac. It resided over the east and the sunrise. It was also said to bring rain and the springtime. The dragon is interesting because it combines all four elements: air, earth, fire, and water. It could fly, had the horns of a ox, breathed fire, and resided over the moon.

Ooh! Me too! Me too! Fun! =}

[Roido]

my sig

[Gark]

A formidable creature half lion and half eagle, the griffin is said to be one thousand times stronger than any lion and five thousand times as farsighted as an eagle. Humans find themselves unable to lie while in a Griffin's presence. The griffin is also said to be fierce and untamed. It was a protector against evil and people often wore talismans of a griffin's claw to protect them from demons. Griffins were often used as transport for the gods. They were also reputed to swoop down from the mountains on occasion and pick up goats and small horses and bring them back to their nests for their young. *stunned*

[Kaeltegoeth]

Erizo, on Aug 19 2003, 09:39 PM, said:

Unicorn. The virgin girls got me. =)

me too >_>

[Salastriel]

I got the baslisk, I think it was the whole killing people by looking at them just for fun thing that got me...

[Xtra]

You are a Phoenix
Also known widely as the Fire Bird, the phoenix is a profound symbol of the life and rebirth. It has a life cycle of 500 to 600 years and after that amount of time, it sets itself on fire and dies in the flames. Then, after three days, it rises again from the ashes. It is a completely benign creature who lives in dew. It is said that the phoenix has a beautiful melodious song which grows ever more mournful as its life comes to an end. It is also a symbol of the sun and immortality.

[Groule]

What beast am I? A sexy beast so Im told. I dont need to take no test to know that.