Lorewise, in the myth of the 'unlucky black cat' does the cat have to be totally black, or are they still considered unlucky if they have a small white mark somewhere, such as face or foot?
The Rodent and Avian International Assembly will not be recognized until the Rodent Coalition issues a formal apology for their part in the Black Death. Furthermore, due to their repeated refusal to expel the Canadian Goose, the Blue Jay and the Australian Magpie from their "Fraternity of Feathers", The Avian Council will now be censured.davidmc1158 said:"All cats are inherently unlucky by their very nature. Something needs to be done about them." -- a spokesrodent for the Rodent and Avian International Assembly
The official stance of the Assembly is that the expulsion of any bird from the organization would violate the bylaws concerning legacy members. Seeing as how those rules were set in place by the previous Assembly headmasters (the dinosaurs), we do not feel that it is appropriate to arbitrarily change those rules (and the penguins have consistently blocked the matter from coming to a vote for fear they might be removed from the Assembly as well).twistedmic said:The Rodent and Avian International Assembly will not be recognized until the Rodent Coalition issues a formal apology for their part in the Black Death. Furthermore, due to their repeated refusal to expel the Canadian Goose, the Blue Jay and the Australian Magpie from their "Fraternity of Feathers", The Avian Council will now be censured.davidmc1158 said:"All cats are inherently unlucky by their very nature. Something needs to be done about them." -- a spokesrodent for the Rodent and Avian International Assembly