Help me understand

[Devie]

Does anyone know anything about Asian dragons and their meanings?
If you guys played an mmorpg that involves dragons, and their significance, help :/

I'm planning on getting a tattoo of a dragon but I want it to be meaningful.
Argh.
You guys know about those japanese letters that a lot of people get, usually those would mean "Love" or "Power" or some shit.
Dragon version of that?
halp kthx.

[ItchyDani3l]

Uhm, I can draw dragons. Anything more than that, I can't help you.

Oh yeah, and I hope you know that if you trust any of these suggestions, you'll probably end up with a picture of a dragon saying "Welcome to Yomocorp" drawn all over your <insertbodypart>.

[fenkeN]

Uhm, I can draw dragons. Anything more than that, I can't help you.

Oh yeah, and I hope you know that if you trust any of these suggestions, you'll probably end up with a picture of a dragon saying "Welcome to Yomocorp" drawn all over your <insertbodypart>.

True. But still funny though.

[Tomcat]

Hmm Wikipedia meaning


The word dragon derives from Greek δρακων, via Latin draco. It is attested in Middle English from the 13th century, in the context of medieval bestiaries and legends.The Greek and Latin term referred to any great serpent, not necessarily mythological, and this usage was also current in English up to the 18th century. Today the great komodo lizard Varanus komodoensis is also known in English as the Komodo dragon. The King James Bible uses the words "serpent", "dragon" and "Devil" in a fairly interchangeable manner.


Mostly myths

[Devie]

[Tiger Guy]

Fucking asian dragons, how do they work?

[ItchyDani3l]

ikr. They have like wings hidden inside their vagina or something.

[Tiger Guy]

ikr. They have like wings hidden inside their vagina or something.

wat

[Frank]

wat

[Waffle]

Screw Dragons, get a Wyvern. Wyverns are badass and cool.


Unsure about East Asian Dragonic meanings, however I do know the European counterparts quite well.

Edit: Looking at wikipedia...
"Instead, it is generally used as the symbol of culture. The dragon is also a symbol of power, strength, and good luck."
"Chinese dragons traditionally symbolize potent and auspicious powers, particularly control over water, rainfall, and floods."
Chinese Dragons are also very modest and peaceful, unlike European counterparts.

[Jman]

Hmm Wikipedia meaning


The word dragon derives from Greek δρακων, via Latin draco. It is attested in Middle English from the 13th century, in the context of medieval bestiaries and legends.The Greek and Latin term referred to any great serpent, not necessarily mythological, and this usage was also current in English up to the 18th century. Today the great komodo lizard Varanus komodoensis is also known in English as the Komodo dragon. The King James Bible uses the words "serpent", "dragon" and "Devil" in a fairly interchangeable manner.


Mostly myths

= mindfucked 

[Devie]

Screw Dragons, get a Wyvern. Wyverns are badass and cool.


Unsure about East Asian Dragonic meanings, however I do know the European counterparts quite well.

Edit: Looking at wikipedia...
"Instead, it is generally used as the symbol of culture. The dragon is also a symbol of power, strength, and good luck."
"Chinese dragons traditionally symbolize potent and auspicious powers, particularly control over water, rainfall, and floods."
Chinese Dragons are also very modest and peaceful, unlike European counterparts.

Sexy.


I came to conclusion that I am getting a dragon on my right leg, and an apple on my back left side.

[Tomcat]

Sexy.


I came to conclusion that I am getting a dragon on my right leg, and an apple on my back left side.

bewb tat?

[Waffle]

and an apple on my back left side.

Wait wat

[Peetah]

Change the apply to a windows logo >:/.
Much more attractive.