A Request.

A Request. by WikiMaster on 2008-10-25 12:26:00 UTC

Options 1 and 3 by Artic Blade on 2008-10-25 14:45:00 UTC Reply

They offend me the most. If I had to pick between them, option 1, since it has the death of Carey and both twins going suicidal... And Maddie taking care of them, when thei have their father still alive! If anything, it'd be oseby who'd have care over them until theifather arrived, not Maddie *Storms off muttering*

You forgot the various tragedies being trivialized. by WikiMaster on 2008-10-26 10:54:00 UTC Reply

Especially the one at chapter 3.

I've decided on option 3. by WikiMaster on 2008-10-27 11:49:00 UTC Reply

I'll take Option 1 sooner or later, but for now, i'll take the one without the tragedy spam.

I forgot to say thanks! by WikiMaster on 2008-10-27 14:45:00 UTC Reply

I was going to pester you about the 'It's a mon kinda world, mon' MST(it's been another month since my reminder) but I remembered that you've done so much for me already.
Thanks again! Have some Anti-Lustin Cookies!

You're welcome! by Artic Blade on 2008-10-28 00:58:00 UTC Reply

And surprisingly, 'It's a Mon Kinda World, Mon' MST is almost done. I'm just not sure how funny it is. The things I find funny tend to make people wonder if I should be locked in a padded room with nice, strong men to kepe me from hurting myself.

Why, what do you find funny? by WikiMaster on 2008-10-28 08:47:00 UTC Reply

If it tastes like diabetes, it's fine, if its dark and creepy that's fine too!

One more thing... by WikiMaster on 2008-10-28 08:59:00 UTC Reply

Does Homophobe!CodyLoving! London in Option 3 count as a Character Replacement? I really wish to destroy her.

As far as I can tell, yes. by Artic Blade on 2008-10-28 10:09:00 UTC Reply

For one, she's smarter than London. London would have accepted the 'Mouth to Mouth' excuse Zack gave. Secondly, London views anyone who is poor as animals, so she wouldn't like Cody like that. Thirdly, London is nowhere near as serious as the girl in that story, that's usually Maddie's turf.

Thanks! by WikiMaster on 2008-10-28 11:26:00 UTC Reply

One last question, though. If she's a Character Replacement, where do I find the real London? The Uncanonical hospital?

Usual spot is a plot hole. by Artic Blade on 2008-10-28 14:54:00 UTC Reply

When Character Replacements enter the story, they generally kidnap the Character they're replacing and stashing them into a plot hole. I think the plot hole i this story that the real London might be hiding is when Cody is in hospital, and Zack is asleep in the room next to him. Hospitals rarely, if ever, have adjoining rooms, and family or friends have to go home to sleep, no matter what, unless they're in a chair. If she got lost in that plot hole, chances are she's thinking she simply took a wrong turn from Shoe Planet.

We already have an excuse, then. by WikiMaster on 2008-10-29 13:09:00 UTC Reply

"Look at this shiny light, and you'll find yourself there, without any memory of ever missing the 50% off sale that's coming up!"
Re: Usual spot is a plot hole. by Ansela on 2008-10-28 15:13:00 UTC Reply

Some hospitals/wards might have adjoining rooms. I'm thinking top-flight maternity wards (probably not appropriate here) and specialised children's hospitals. Of course, in America they might be a bit more expensive than they can afford (unless London's paying of course).

Seeing as how she's a Character Replacement... by WikiMaster on 2008-10-29 13:12:00 UTC Reply

...she probably did. Oh, and it should be Homophobe!Ebelphophile(i'm sure I spelled this wrong)! London, as Cody's pubescent but under the age of consent.