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stevie667 · 07-30-2005, 05:16 PM

Yard [Synonyms: Habitat, Cotch, Base]
[Pronunciation guide: Yarh-d]

Amongst the pride lands various pack members having different territories to which they can claim ownership to.
Usually a pride land with contain one or two packs, depending on lineage and social structure. Individuals in this pack will usually live in different dens and lairs, with some particularly stupid members living, at least partly, with their mates. Long factors pushing 7.3 on the Long Scale can show themselves regularly in these situations.
As we all know, an English mans home is his Castle, so it can sometimes be helpful in relation to the teen pack animals to use this analogy when understand the attachment of a teenimal to it’s den/lair.
Yards will usually have an older, more dominant pairing to control the local lands and resources. When this couple leave for significant lengths of time (1 lunar orbit to 14 big ass light-thing movements) the current pack will converge on new feeding grounds. Often these results end in a ‘party’ in can involve packs from other packs and pride lands.
Some yards aren’t big enough for elephants or elephant size fridges, so there are often pride lands containing elephant centres, where pack members can keep their elephants until they can find their own territories.

07-30-2005, 05:16 PM	#26 (permalink)
stevie667 Too Awesome for Aardvarks Location: Angloland	Yard [Synonyms: Habitat, Cotch, Base] [Pronunciation guide: Yarh-d] Amongst the pride lands various pack members having different territories to which they can claim ownership to. Usually a pride land with contain one or two packs, depending on lineage and social structure. Individuals in this pack will usually live in different dens and lairs, with some particularly stupid members living, at least partly, with their mates. Long factors pushing 7.3 on the Long Scale can show themselves regularly in these situations. As we all know, an English mans home is his Castle, so it can sometimes be helpful in relation to the teen pack animals to use this analogy when understand the attachment of a teenimal to it’s den/lair. Yards will usually have an older, more dominant pairing to control the local lands and resources. When this couple leave for significant lengths of time (1 lunar orbit to 14 big ass light-thing movements) the current pack will converge on new feeding grounds. Often these results end in a ‘party’ in can involve packs from other packs and pride lands. Some yards aren’t big enough for elephants or elephant size fridges, so there are often pride lands containing elephant centres, where pack members can keep their elephants until they can find their own territories. __________________ Office hours have changed. Please call during office hours for more information.