Subject: Jadis in a block of ice!
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Posted on: 2009-06-05 04:52:00 UTC
Ginny would like a word with this Suethor, as would Scorpius' mother. And I get the distinct impression that both words are Latin first person active indicative singular forms of verbs.
As those of you who have read my fifth misson know, Chliever got his fat green hinder kicked six ways to Sunday by the Mystery Assassin. As such, he needs to get checked out at the infirmary, get his sword fixed, and fill out the respective paperworks for a Medical appointment, a weapon repair, a mission gone wrong report, a stolen kill report, an enemy encounter report, and try to stall so he doesn't have to fill out an "escaped canon hiding in the laundry room" report or a "pirate appearing from the pantry" report. The PPC being what it is, he'll probably be tied up in any combination of Medical, the Armory, or the Fern's office for at least a few days.
So, anyone who needs a temporary partner is welcome to Winston.
I've been planning the introduction of a fourth character, and I'd like to borrow Winston for that purpose (if only because he's going to be entering at somewhat high speed, and Winston, being a field Agent, would probably have better response time than most Staff in the same situation).
In fact, if you've got a Gmail, we could coordinate this on Gtalk.
I myself have been trying to find some way to contact him off the board/wiki, but don't know any information. Hopefully you two will find a way, I just thought I'd tell you that I've asked him already.
Save me from this story! It's called The Elf Prince's Mate. No, it's not a LOTR fic. It's a Harry Potter fic. I kid you not. The canon is not even recognizable. Not even by a long shot. *whimpers*
Here is the link: http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2272543/1/TheElfPrinces_Mate
*cries*
~Zoe~
Ginny would like a word with this Suethor, as would Scorpius' mother. And I get the distinct impression that both words are Latin first person active indicative singular forms of verbs.
*blink*
That looks suspiciously like we've found ourselves a handy source for any Latin issues. Bonus!
Whoops.