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Primacorza

2008-01-11T03:26:15Z

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'''Sergei Primacorza''' is a [[Wikipedia:cougar|Nittany Lion**]] from Pennsylvania. His name is derived from Old Spanish "Primacorça" pronounced "prEEm-uh-courts-uh" and literally meaning "first roebock" or "youngbuck". For simplicity's sake, it can be spelled or pronounced either way, though when possible the latter is preferred.

Prima was born in 1987 in North Carolina to a military family and spent most of his time moving around. Never staying in one spot, he never gained any long lasting relationships outside of his family and during the years of rebellion and teen angst, this left him alone and bitter. Quite often times his only companions were his animals, and he created a social world around them, learning empathy and relationships from his two dogs and the various horses and dogs he ultimately trained as a child. Naturally, in some cases this evolved into social sexual relationships, and he eventually found a niche' as a small time zoophile spokesperson in small rings on [[IRC]] and in the real world. Through zoophilia and technology, prima developed online relationships that eventually transmitted his already animalistic tendencies towards the somewhat more socially acceptable subculture, the furry. Originally a donkey with a strong deer affinity, he became known as "youngbuck" for his surprising intellect and desire at the young age of 14.

When he was 17, his life that had unravelled from the depression of moving about and being alone finally fell back together. He discovered that his mind was his greatest enemy as well as his greatest asset, and that the hate that he had towards his childhood was misdirected at his parents. Determined, he quit high school to join the Marine Corps and discover the lifestyle that his father dedicated himself to in order to raise his family.

Primacorza openly admitted that he was gay and a zoophile and while he no longer practices [[zoophilia]], it remains an integral part of his personality and beliefs. Primacorza has lived in San Diego, Okinawa (Japan), Lejeune, Iowa, Colorado, and New York City. His final "home" was in a small farm in Pennsylvania, but he last resided in Camp Pendleton, while serving his country as a U.S. Marine, where he passed away in his sleep on Christmas Day 2007 at the age of 20.

Primacorza is greatly missed by all those who loved him.

He is survived by both of his parents, each military veterans, his three sisters, one brother, a grandfather who was also a military veteran (having been wounded in World War II during his service in the Army), four nephews and other extended family.

A preliminary autopsy indicated that he died of natural causes.

Primacorza was unresponsive when a roommate tried to rouse him Christmas morning so they wouldn’t be late for celebrations with Primacorza’s brother’s family in San Diego. An ambulance arrived within minutes and he was given CPR. He died at the hospital after resuscitation attempts failed.

Primacorza was fascinated by the science behind pharmacology and was taking classes online to prepare himself for a future degree in medicine, hoping to become a doctor upon leaving the Marines. His good service record and his General Technical test score of 145 put him in the top running for a military-sponsored scholarship to Stanford University.

“Primacorza was a good, hard working mechanic and one of the most intelligent Marines I have ever known,” said Commanding Officer Raymond H. Jones, Jr. of A Company, 3rd Assault Amphibian Battalion. “My last memory of Primacorza was on Friday, Dec. 21, 2007, when we had a battalion run and Primacorza was calling cadence for our company. In normal conversation Primacorza was very soft spoken, but in this instance he was boisterous, loud and motivating — which was an inspiration for all of the Marines running alongside of him.”

Primacorza served in the Marines with merit. He was honored at the Marine Corps Ball in 2005 as the youngest Marine at 17 years old. Among Primacorza’s honors, he earned the Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal, the Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal and the National Defense Service Medal.

His good friend and former mate, Bad Boy Bunny initially announced his passing within '''[http://badboybunny.livejournal.com/274784.html this]''' LiveJournal entry.

'''[http://www.psu.edu/ur/about/nittany.html **To this day, there are still sightings of real mountain lions in the Pennsylvanian Appalachians, and state conservationalists are still on the lookout for this illusive critter! Primacorza lovingly refers to his fursona as a Nittany Lion in honour of his state and it's heritage.]'''

'''[http://www.theforester.com/pa-mountain-lion/pennsylvania-cougar.htm Help spot the Nittany Lion!]''' [[User:Primacorza|Primacorza]]

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Primacorza

2008-01-11T03:25:11Z

Judge Minos:

{{Cleanup}}

[[Image:Primacorza.jpg|right|thumb]]

'''Sergei Primacorza''' is a [[Wikipedia:cougar|Nittany Lion**]] from Pennsylvania. His name is derived from Old Spanish "Primacorça" pronounced "prEEm-uh-courts-uh" and literally meaning "first roebock" or "youngbuck". For simplicity's sake, it can be spelled or pronounced either way, though when possible the latter is preferred.

Prima was born in 1987 in North Carolina to a military family and spent most of his time moving around. Never staying in one spot, he never gained any long lasting relationships outside of his family and during the years of rebellion and teen angst, this left him alone and bitter. Quite often times his only companions were his animals, and he created a social world around them, learning empathy and relationships from his two dogs and the various horses and dogs he ultimately trained as a child. Naturally, in some cases this evolved into social sexual relationships, and he eventually found a niche' as a small time zoophile spokesperson in small rings on [[IRC]] and in the real world. Through zoophilia and technology, prima developed online relationships that eventually transmitted his already animalistic tendencies towards the somewhat more socially acceptable subculture, the furry. Originally a donkey with a strong deer affinity, he became known as "youngbuck" for his surprising intellect and desire at the young age of 14.

When he was 17, his life that had unravelled from the depression of moving about and being alone finally fell back together. He discovered that his mind was his greatest enemy as well as his greatest asset, and that the hate that he had towards his childhood was misdirected at his parents. Determined, he quit high school to join the Marine Corps and discover the lifestyle that his father dedicated himself to in order to raise his family.

Primacorza openly admitted that he was gay and a zoophile and while he no longer practices [[zoophilia]], it remains an integral part of his personality and beliefs. Primacorza has lived in San Diego, Okinawa (Japan), Lejeune, Iowa, Colorado, and New York City. His final "home" was in a small farm in Pennsylvania, but he last resided in Camp Pendleton, while serving his country as a U.S. Marine, where he passed away in his sleep on Christmas Day 2007 at the age of 20.

Primacorza is greatly missed by all those who loved him.

He is survived by both of his parents, each military veterans, his three sisters, one brother, a grandfather who was also a military veteran (having been wounded in World War II during his service in the Army), four nephews and other extended family.

A preliminary autopsy indicated that he died of natural causes.

Primacorza was unresponsive when a roommate tried to rouse him Christmas morning so they wouldn’t be late for celebrations with Primacorza’s brother’s family in San Diego. An ambulance arrived within minutes and he was given CPR. He died at the hospital after resuscitation attempts failed.

Primacorza was fascinated by the science behind pharmacology and was taking classes online to prepare himself for a future degree in medicine, hoping to become a doctor upon leaving the Marines. His good service record and his General Technical test score of 145 put him in the top running for a military-sponsored scholarship to Stanford University.

“Primacorza was a good, hard working mechanic and one of the most intelligent Marines I have ever known,” said Commanding Officer Raymond H. Jones, Jr. of A Company, 3rd Assault Amphibian Battalion. “My last memory of Primacorza was on Friday, Dec. 21, 2007, when we had a battalion run and Primacorza was calling cadence for our company. In normal conversation Primacorza was very soft spoken, but in this instance he was boisterous, loud and motivating — which was an inspiration for all of the Marines running alongside of him.”

Primacorza served in the Marines with merit. He was honored at the Marine Corps Ball in 2005 as the youngest Marine at 17 years old. Among Primacorza’s honors, he earned the Marine Corps Good Conduct Medal, the Sea Service Deployment Ribbon, the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal and the National Defense Service Medal.

His good friend and former mate, Bad Boy Bunny initially announced his passing within '''[http://badboybunny.livejournal.com/274784.html **This]''' LiveJournal entry.

'''[http://www.psu.edu/ur/about/nittany.html **To this day, there are still sightings of real mountain lions in the Pennsylvanian Appalachians, and state conservationalists are still on the lookout for this illusive critter! Primacorza lovingly refers to his fursona as a Nittany Lion in honour of his state and it's heritage.]'''

'''[http://www.theforester.com/pa-mountain-lion/pennsylvania-cougar.htm Help spot the Nittany Lion!]''' [[User:Primacorza|Primacorza]]

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[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Cougar characters]]
[[Category:Pennsylvania]]