Subject: Oh, this should be fun.
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Posted on: 2013-05-23 00:30:00 UTC

  1. If I see Agents Jacques Bonnefoy and Luxury together, I will run.
    -I will not approach them.
    -I will not talk to them.
    -Staying to watch is right out.
    -Yes, even if they invite me.
    -Why aren't you running yet? Do you not understand the amount of Bleepka you're going to need?

    0. I will not use 'Glaurung' as a swear word anywhere in the general vicinity of the Calaquendi agents (especially Naergondir).
    -'Glamdring' is not an acceptable substitute.
    -'Gondolin' is right out.

    0. I will not tease the Disentangler about her planet having a beige sky.
    -She'll only tell me it's beige because it's morning, anyway.

    0. I will not tease the Agent about this either.
    -Teasing Agent Morgan is right out.
    -In fact, don't tease any of the Time Lord agents about this odd addition to their canon.

    0. I will not use the phrase 'Beige sky over Gallifrey!' as an exclamation around any Time Lord agents.
    -It may sound authentic, but it doesn't exist and is likely to get you strangled or thrown into a TARDIS' Eye of Harmony.

    0. I must not portal lampposts into HQ.
    -It's not funny.
    -People are still traumatized from being tied upside-down to lampposts during the Blackout.
    -FicPsych has more than enough work already.
    -Seriously, just don't do it.

    0. I will not keep a lamppost in my room/the corridor and tie Sues to it upside-down.
    -Yes, even if the Sues deserve it.
    -Canon characters are right out.
    -In fact, I am not Batman and Sues/possessed canon characters are not Gotham's criminals, and I must remember this.

    0. Robin did not get lost in HQ during the Blackout. This is a false rumor.
    -No, Superman did not come looking for him.
    -Batman didn't either.
    -These are all lies, and I must not perpetuate them.
    -No, not even if I found their notes.
    -In fact, would you mind looking this way, please? *flash!*

    0. I really should avoid tempting the Laws of Narrative Comedy.
    -Yes, you probably know this, but it bears repeating.
    -Taunting the Ironic Overpower is right out.
    -Trust us; we know what we're talking about.

    0. I must not shove Dean Winchester and Castiel together and tell them, "Now, kiss!"
    -I also must not do this with Arthur and Merlin.
    -Even though that one's practically canon.
    -Actually, both of them are practically canon.
    -It's still not a good idea, though.
    -Doing this with Sherlock and John is right out.
    -Yes, we know they're practically canon too. We know what good shipteasing looks like.
    -We'd add in 'don't do this with Spock and Kirk (any incarnation), either' but we assume you already know this.
    -They are considered the fathers (grandfathers?) of slash, after all.

    0. I must not confuse the names of Uriel and Ariel.
    -One is an Archangel. The other is the personification of Jerusalem and may have the head of a lion.
    -Yes, Ariel could also be the Little Mermaid.
    -Just don't confuse them, alright? It's embarrassing, and leads to awkward situations.

    0. I must not invent de-Horcruxing rituals (or any rituals) that invoke the wrong angel.
    -Especially in continua that never prove the existence or non-existence of such beings.
    -It's really awkward, and may pull in canon characters from Supernatural.
    -Not all of them are friendly.
    -If you must write such rituals, please realize that naming Harry Potter as Raphael's vessel is right out.

    --

    For anyone curious about what Calaquendi agents I'm going on about, they should be up and introduced within the next day or two. I just wanted to post all of these together so that I wouldn't wind up forgetting anything.

    ~DF

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