SimGurus Are Hinting Something. 🤔

"crocobaura;c-18118096" wrote:

"Simmingal;c-18118050" wrote:

"simgirl1010;d-1000000" wrote:
https://twitter.com/GrimSuruDoi/status/1531304187505434628?t=hM12MiwPM1DsUTgPly9Hsw&s=19

https://twitter.com/GrimSuruDoi/status/1531304575365283840?t=Rx-lmj7GdQtdGlfFrDVjLA&s=19

Why so many weddings :lol: I must have misinterpret the message

Those crossed rings probably represent eclipses, given the rest of the symbols represent sun, moon, stars, half moons, etc.

I mean I may be complete noob in decoding secret messages :tongue: (hopefully i won't have serious real life use for that ever :lol: ) but werewolf weddings in the moonlight? I shall attend. :sunglasses:

If citrus stale, eat other root.
Fate, woe be it!

A werewolf eats wolfbane when nothing else is available; woe be their fate.

As a ski snacker, Alps raid le 246.

French Alps. Loup-Garou.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it. :)

"pearlbh;c-18118326" wrote:

If citrus stale, eat other root.
Fate, woe be it!

A werewolf eats wolfbane when nothing else is available; woe be their fate.

As a ski snacker, Alps raid le 246.

French Alps. Loup-Garou.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it. :)

I'm with you on Loup-Garou but I feel a swampy/boggy world. I learned the legend of Loup-Garou from Cajun culture not surprising given their French heritage. I thought swamp world from the frog reference.

"Atreya33;c-18118164" wrote:

"Leowyld;c-18118163" wrote:
"Alps raid le 246" just makes me think of April 26th coded. Heh.

Hopefully it doesn't mean we have to wait till 24th of June because in the alps that would be 24/6

Most likely. I hate when dates are written like this because it's the opposite of how we write them in the US which is 6/24.

"BlueR0se;c-18118159" wrote:

"simgirl1010;c-18118085" wrote:
I don't get the significance, if any, of GrimSuruDoi's quote.

If citrus stale, eat other root.
Fate, woe be it!
As a ski snacker, Alps raid le 246.
(xoxo)

I'm not sure on the citrus part, but the root I believe is referring to wolfsbane (aka "monkshood" ?) and the "fate, woe be it" likely refers to that wolfsbane is considered toxic to werewolves in various legends/mythos and it's kind of a "you CAN technically eat it but good luck/you will regret it."

It's gotta be werewolves. Plus, I just got major Harry Potter vibes from reading this. LOL Wolfsbane and Monkshood are the same plant. I remember this from Sorcerer's Stone LOL

What if "Mooncaster" is actually the surname name of a werewolf family? Or people who are part of the world's lore?

Is it too soon to start searching for a werewolf quiz for my giveaway? ?

"simgirl1010;c-18118345" wrote:
Is it too soon to start searching for a werewolf quiz for my giveaway? ?

I think it's safe to start.?

"Gordy;c-18118342" wrote:
What if "Mooncaster" is actually the surname name of a werewolf family? Or people who are part of the world's lore?

The Mooncaster family founded the mill and the town that grew up around it. One night coming back to town from the mill one of the family was attacked, bitten, and became a werewolf. That member attacked and killed or turned the rest of the family. That one member of the family, or the whole family, was hunted down or run out of the area. If they were only run off, now they're back.

Or one member of the family escaped, while townsfolk killed the rest. They hid out and now have come back with a pack of werewolves to seek their revenge.

"simgirl1010;c-18118345" wrote:
Is it too soon to start searching for a werewolf quiz for my giveaway? ?

New challenge: Everyone posts a picture of a dog or wolf instead.


Okay, I might just want an excuse to show everyone my dog.

"DaniRose2143;c-18118351" wrote:

"Gordy;c-18118342" wrote:
What if "Mooncaster" is actually the surname name of a werewolf family? Or people who are part of the world's lore?

The Mooncaster family founded the mill and the town that grew up around it. One night coming back to town from the mill one of the family was attacked, bitten, and became a werewolf. That member attacked and killed or turned the rest of the family. That one member of the family, or the whole family, was hunted down or run out of the area. If they were only run off, now they're back.

Or one member of the family escaped, while townsfolk killed the rest. They hid out and now have come back with a pack of werewolves to seek their revenge.

Dang, that'd be pretty based. It'd be cool if the werewolf (or werewolves) also lived amongst the townpeople, so anyone could be a threat. Everyone will have to be on their guard all the time.