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Everett Group A

PsyberWolf — Fri, 22 Apr 2005 03:14:49 GMT

A new note with Everett Group A (EGA)

I Witnessed the process of a Feral Female procedure to de-domesticate a previously domesticated Alpha male, for the purpose of re-domesticating and attain the Alpha males assistance in making a Den for rearing her young.

The process started with the Alpha male who was showing visible signs of over domestication, where as the owner Female of the male subject did not allow the male to attend functions and activities with other males, domesticated or otherwise.
Constant wearing down of his will by assigning him tasks that he would fail in, for the sake of being able to discipline the male with harsh verbal activities and lack of physical contact.

The male in true form was becoming a Beta male with the female conditioning him for her Alpha status in the family unit. This appears to be a successful tactic in a lot of domestication processes provided the female does not deny the male physical contact and or breeding rights with the female.

This particular Female however was never instructed by her parental mother, as to the proper procedures on the decertification process of bringing attaining an Alpha feral male, and conditioning the male to become a Beta domesticated male.

The second female in the study, (Female B) apparently was older and more experienced then Female A who had domesticated the male, was able to observe the signs of improper conditioning and at an appointed time when the (Now Beta) male was in the transition period decided to challenge Female A for the prize of the Male, who was now into the Beta stage of the Domestication process.

Apparently checking with other field observers, this is not a completely uncommon practice, where women in the time of “Ticking clock” stage will save energy by going after already domesticated males and enter the nomenclature of (Home Wreckers) by stealing the males and completing the last part of the domestication phase without going though all the time and trouble of the initial domestication process.

They usually do this by investing more time on themselves to make them look as if they are the thing and high energy level Feral Females, offering the instinctual need of support known as (bating) which is accompanied by the process known as (seducing.)

Will continue the observation with a continued log of EGA and the Female B which was designated as (Home Wrecker)

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Catch-up on Seattle Group B.

PsyberWolf — Mon, 17 Jan 2005 07:49:44 GMT

Noted Field observers where of on extended vacations: Though now back in place of observation of the Pacific Northwest Feral People Watch.

1/16/05 Seattle Group B:

With complied observation data here is what happened since the last update.

Most notable the RE-domestication of a Alpha male by subject B55

Started off with B55 presenting herself in an aggressive feral presentation of short skirts to show off her athletic stance proving to the alpha male that she is thin and capable of outrunning most feral males. Pheromone scenting with perfume and make-up.

Subject B55 used the liquid relaxant known as alcohol to corner the alpha subject in question, slowing his reflexes down so she could corner him in a feral bonding ceremony known as “one night stand” though repeating the ceremony “One night stand” has become known as “He's mine, back off!”

Thus marking him as her property, and making him unavailable to other females of the feral pack.

She at this point started leaving markers in his home den area such as clothing, toothbrush, pictures, and gift trinkets to remind the feral male of her presence when not around.

Subject B55 then proceeded with the normal transition phase known as whipping. So that he would become conditioned to rely on her presence which other males recognize by verbalizing and thus acknowledgement of female ownership with the term “Your whipped”

She tightens the period that he can be away by using the cell phone, to condition him to “Come home” because B55 shows affection to him in a positive manner.

The start of the official re-domestication process is started with something called kitchen-Aid. Which is used for the social interaction of domestic people known as GT's or family get together.

He is at that point paraded around subject B55's domestic nesting couples to present her ability to catch and maintain a viable domestic partner. She usually does this by determining what the former alpha male will wear in these presentation GT's.

The feral male is then, through manipulation forced to leave the single residence of the feral den he once resided in and thus made to move into a co-habitation den where B55 and her new mate will reside together.

Subject B55 drags the "domestication in process male" to places to gather proper domestication tools, being “house dressings” to represent proper domestication, domestic furniture and something called “proper flat-ware” so as not to appear feral when eating the days catch.

Subject B55 then decreases the males consumption of liquid alcohol, and further alienates the male from his former feral pack mates, as they become more and more associated with other domesticated couples.

At the point domestication most apparently apparent is when the male presents the domestication leash known as “wedding ring” For which the female usually “when her clock is ticking” becomes spontaneously impregnated with a child which completes the domestication process of the couple.

The once Feral male at this point looses his drive and energy to run with other feral individuals, and for the most part is separated from his former feral running pack.

Though it was noted that the newly domesticated and previous domesticated males tend to group together in new domesticated activities, where as before in the feral state, they would chase feral females, drink and drive, as well as do high energy outings.
The domestic pack tends to spend their energy and time with improving the domicile, or obtaining a single domestic den known as “A house” for which they then get equipment specifically for entertaining domestic pack members with gas powered BBQ grills, riding lawn mowers, and things to help maintain the structure they live in.

The females usually allow the males to do most anything in the supervision of the other domestic pack females or unsupervised as long as they stay within the domiciles with the added domesticating “Child”

So it appears that feral males can be re-domesticated and they act for the most part domesticated without showing too much of their previous feral states. It is noted though that the female have a sudden chemistry change which causes their “auto-domestic” gene to kick in and they spontaneously become a domesticator looking for a proper feral mate to domesticate.

It is not unheard of for a male to become the aggressor when it comes to domesticating a mate, though they are usually an anomaly and can be spotted easily as they tend to play music along the lines of Abba or the Beegees, Noted however it is much harder for a domestic male to domesticate a female as feral females tend to shy away from domestic males.

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Psyberwolf, you're a genius!

theralle — Fri, 01 Apr 2005 22:43:42 GMT

We can talk more about this later, when the baby doesn't interfere.

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Feral Cities

mattbear — Wed, 12 Jan 2005 21:45:21 GMT

A military report on the possibility of "feral cities":

http://www.nwc.navy.mil/press/Review/2003/Autumn/art6-a03.htm

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12/13/04 Seattle Group B

PsyberWolf — Tue, 14 Dec 2004 06:02:18 GMT

Noted weekend activity with feral people of both Seattle group and Bellevue Group,
The feral people tend to drink heavy amount of alcohol or simply hibernate in their home den then entire weekend, though the effects of “weekend” seems to take its toll on the younger feral's as the older Feral's, tend to sleep the entire weekend.

Seattle Group B. apparently the department manager warded off any further attempts of external alpha males from attempting to gain the manager position.

To everyone's surprise the Feral alpha female is now manager, the other alpha males seemed to hunker in tight sub-packs growling and looking to be rather displeased dispositions. The beta male went back to hiding in his hibernation cubical.

We may be in for a treat, apparently the new edition alpha male is being targeted by subject B55 in an attempt to domesticate him. With something called “Date” perhaps we can witness the re-domestication of a feral male, as when a biological phenomenon known as “Her clock is ticking” The feral female starts reverting back into a domesticated state, and usually, will attempt to domesticate a male as well.

We will pay close attention to this, as it may become a case observation on the re-domestication of feral people.

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12/10/04

PsyberWolf — Tue, 14 Dec 2004 05:52:17 GMT

Subject B25 amazingly enough returned to the grounds of the predators to go back to the new hunting grounds of the Edmonds group D, though this time he did not hang out in the assembly area where the predator “police” would pounce on them, and headed straight into the cubical forest area.

SGB: With the opening of Manager, apparently other feral alpha males from outside of the corporate group is moving in, in an attempt to gain this position over the Seattle Group B.
Though with heated competition with in the group, an outside feral male may find it difficult to walk in and become an alpha male over the feral group itself.
Notably though, the newly designated alpha female is also attempting to gain the position manager, which is also unheard of in Seattle Group B, as all the managers are males.

Notably though one of the beta males seems to follow the new alpha female around in an attempt to gain recognition, though this male has been rejected by all the alpha and beta females.

Those who normally hang out with B25 in their subgroup continued their Friday tradition as normal without subject B25, in the assembly area where they keep their transportation consuming that green leafy substance.
Special note; one of the predator scouts, for the predator group known as police, was noted to be observing the subgroup, which may be a sign for the roaming predator group "police" to strike at the Seattle group B soon.

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12/9/04 Seattle Group B

PsyberWolf — Fri, 10 Dec 2004 04:17:42 GMT

Subject B25 left home den and apparently joined the Bellevue Group D (BGD), according to Bellevue observation teams. He joined a small feral pack that suffers from a high pack mortality rate, where members of the pack seem to leave for some reason or another and are frequently replaced.

B25 narrowly escaped a feral people predator pack at BGD known as “Police” the predator pack came into the surrounding territory of the BDG and pounced on a handful of the feral people as they where consuming the leafy vegetable substance. B25 managed to slip away from the predators and escaped back to his home den.

Seattle group B Noted activity: the Department Manager and Manager, in conjunction with the Beta female B04 got into a loud verbal exchange which ended with Alpha female B28 being exiled from the feral pack along with the alpha male "Manager" being run off as well.

There was a notable physical exchange by others with a sudden striking of each others hands in the designated grazing area, the physical contact is known as “High fiving”

The Beta female B04 moved in her social status to the head Alpha female, which is very exciting as this is the first time I have observed a beta-female challenging and becoming an Alpha female in a feral pack such as this. Usually the beta-female is injured or run out of the pack during the social interaction known as “Cat fight”

The Alpha females, must have felt intimidated by the new female pack leader, as they stayed in their cubicles, though notably, the beta-females of the feral pack came out of their hibernation cubes to offer support to subject B04.

There was the signs of posturing by the remaining alpha males to gain the status of “manager” though it seems they have to do the posturing ritual with the head alpha male “Department manager” to gain the “Manager” position within the feral pack itself.

Tomorrow should show increased physical activity by the alpha and beta males as the alpha males posture to gain “manager” and one of the beta-males will get to join the alpha male pack to replace the one who has become “manager”

That's all to report for today.

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12/8/04 Seattle Group B

PsyberWolf — Thu, 09 Dec 2004 02:48:23 GMT

Subject B25 Continuing to consume liquids and plant matter.

Note from Assistant observer; subject known as “department manager” and the pack alpha male “Manager” conflicted and had a verbal contest known as “pissing contest” with the pack alpha male finally backing down from “department Manager” Noted increased consumption of alcohol from feral manager.

Introduction of new male to the feral pack labeled as subject B65. Increased activity from all members of the feral pack. Notably the females members of the feral pack, who would make a point to walk by B65 who is now occupying B25's cubical hibernation area. They would decrease their walking speed as they passed by, some would commerce with grooming prior to walking by and some, notably the alpha females of the group would stop and converse in verbal sound exchanges with B65.

B65 seemed interested in Female B28, notably skinnier of the alpha females. Though in past notes, B28 has been to home den's of many of the packs alpha, and sub-alpha males. She tends not to associate with the Beta males.

Subjects B18 and B19 stopped by subject B25's Home Den bringing more drinks and grassy substance.

Beta Female B04 apparently in a show of attempted dominance with subject B28 proceeded with the domination ritual known as “Cat fight” in an attempt to gain alpha female status, due to subject B28 claiming B04's corporate hunting contribution to the corporate entity.
This conflicted with “department manager” and “Manager” in regards to who actually contributed the hunted materials to the company entity.
Subject B04, however was able to prove her hunting path, as well as how she brought down the kill. While subject B28 claimed B04 was simply posturing.
Manager sided with B28, to keep B04 as a beta female.
Noted untraditional pack structural move with B04, who went to Department manager, who then turned on alpha female B28 and manager.

Entire male population of feral males turned out to observe “Cat fight” as did the alpha females of the group, the beta females in tradition, cowered in their hibernation cubicles.

That's all that is noted in Seattle Group B, and subject B25.

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Pack: Seattle Group (B) Feral's turn on one of there own.

PsyberWolf — Wed, 08 Dec 2004 04:48:28 GMT

Update on the Pack of feral people designated as Seattle group B (SGB).

There was a interesting occurrence in the pack today when one of their own, a mostly shunned person was forced out of the pack and forced from the normal grazing grounds of the cubical forest he had been part of for 4 years.

The Head Alpha male known as “Manager” turned on the subordinate feral that I designate as B25.
B25 had apparently been over stepping his privileged bounds and over foraging the area as well as not contributing to the corporate hunt as much as the Alpha male “Manager” had expected from him.

There was the activity of the excommunication and exiling of subject B25, which some seemed to offer support to the alpha male, while others apparently worried about contributing to the hunt seemed to hide in designated pockets of the cubical forest.

We tracked the subject B25 to its den located outside of the cubical forest where it would migrate on a daily basis to gather food and items from the forest.
There is a notable lack of activity currently from subject B25 as there appears to be plenty of other packs to join, though for some reason the feral individual would rather partake of large quantities of a liquid substance known as alcohol and of a odd vegetation, which is green and subject B25 burns and inhales the smoke.

Apparently it calms his nerves. I was informed from my fellow observing members of the National PeopleOgraphics that this is a method of readjusting prior to an attempt to reestablishing himself with another feral pack.

Though it was noted that subject B25 was spotted by remote cameras as doing the same activities on the outskirts of the cubical forest, especially the consumption of the green vegetation.

It is noted though that subjects B15, B18, B19, and B23 would form a sub pack with this activity as well, usualy on fridays.
The Alpha male "Manager" is known to consume the liquid known as alcohol during the migration from his den to the cubical forest.

Any side observations anyone?

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the word FERAL

brian — Wed, 08 Dec 2004 02:31:44 GMT

I just like that word.. it seems fitting of the times and society in 2004 - 5

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Social structures:

PsyberWolf — Tue, 07 Dec 2004 06:25:46 GMT

It was noted with the band of feral people, with the alpha males and alpha females, which there tend to be several of each sex that dominate over the rest, that whenever a new feral individual was introduced to the group that there was some activity that was not part of the normal routines.

For a new Female introduced, on a handful of studies, it was noted that body posturing, frequent visits and the need of close proximity to the new female was observed with the top _ of the male pecking order. Having the lowest of the ranking males constantly observing from distant safe observation locations.

Now the interesting thing is that the thinner the female the more aggressive the body posturing and needing to present oneself to the new female. It is speculated that when the female is thinner, she is able to run faster, and is more likely to reject the male presenting himself as a viable mate to the new female.

The Feral men tend to increase their audio verbalization in order to present their voice as a means of imprinting on the female, so that the female is more accustomed to that males voice signature. They tend to present themselves as more flashy in their mating rituals, having larger more abrupt body language, such as large arm movement, bearing teeth in a grinning matter to show themselves as better breeding stock.

The need for the males show of self seems to be present regardless if the female is marked as being previously mated with children or not.

Has anyone notices additional mating rituals of the feral people? In particular use of color or marking oneself with scent when a new female is introduced into a feral colony?

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Loosing your identity to corporations.

PsyberWolf — Tue, 07 Dec 2004 04:34:28 GMT

Now, As it is known, Corporations are considered entities, which makes the individuals in them part of an entity. As such, the individuals are processed and conditioned to loose their self-awareness and individuality.
In The study of the Humans in a double blind observation, it was noted that when this happened, an odd effect took place, that of the domesticus-sapians (Domestic Humans) Started reverting back into the Feralus-sapian from which they first derived and developed from. The transformation took several generations of office work, but the evidence is been proven in all five of five studies.

The first signs was the foraging instinct which started to surface in the original domesticus-sapians, which their sense of smell led them to traditional foraging foods as pop-corn, coffee, and most recently a derivative of coffee known as espresso, or cappuccino. In our studies we also did experiments by offering feeding supplements such as trays of food items when the Feralus was evolving into the domesticus, Such as Sub-Sandwich, and Pizza. The notibal actions took place in the feral colonies of the vast cubical planes of the west coast, and the far east coast, where the order of those allowed to eat was with body posturing and grunts, though size didn't always determine the order, aggression did.

I'm starting a nation wide study of the pockets of feral people, so if you would like to help and share notes on the feral to better our understanding of the feral people, you would be doing a great service for the studies of natural sapiens history society.

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