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I might actually be able to make it to this one. 'Course, have to convince my father the scary internet people aren't going to axe murder me first.

Have a mutated strawberry, even if it grows legs and wanders off it should still taste the same. Or you could use it as a paperweight, but it might be a bit too ambulatory.

Depending on when we meet, I might be twenty, too. (My birthday's in July.) A lot of us are college age, I think.

*falls to knees and weeps* The poor canon! It was so young! D X}

I'm claiming one of the first two. I don't know which one yet. I will have to look at them. But since one of my agents is a former dragonrider... well... there will be blood. Lots and lots of glittery blood.

~Neshomeh

I'ma gonna fire up my MST-ing pen.

Or maybe I'll use one for my Permission request mission...


Thanks!

Nah, SMFA. (We're part of Tufts.)

Okay, cool. Just wanted to make sure I didn't show up and suddenly bethe only college aged guy in a group of fifteen year old girls. No offense to fifteen year old girls, but I think hanging out in real life would come off as kinda inappropriate.

'Cos if so, I have a friend who goes there, too!

I've got no problems. I think Araeph might be older than you, and I'm only one year younger. I don't think there's ever been any restrictions, age or sex wise, on who can or can't attend a Gathering.

Someone kill these fics, glaurung it!

1. Fly With Me » by Pricat reviews
One day Hiccup and Toothless find an injured girl in the forest but Hiccup discovers how alike they are as he and Toothless want to help her come out of her shell as they both have things to teach each other as Lyna adjusts to living On Berk.
How to Train Your Dragon - Rated: T - English - Hurt/Comfort/Friendship - Chapters: 17 - Words: 17,623 - Reviews: 13 - Updated: 4-2-10 - Published: 3-27-10

My comment: Textbook. Simply textbook.

2. The Girl And Her Dragon » by Pricat reviews
Hiccup's daughter Kana feels lonely and upset about not being a Viking until she meets a lonely Night Fury and their lives change as a strong friendship begins.
How to Train Your Dragon - Rated: T - English - Hurt/Comfort/Friendship - Chapters: 15 - Words: 15,921 - Reviews: 11 - Updated: 4-10-10 - Published: 4-5-10

My comment: Yet another draconic Suvian named Kana.

3. Toothless Love » by Kiyosaisei Ichimaru reviews (NSFW)
Toothless cares about his Hiccup very much. As such, it is only fitting that Toothless makes sure his Hiccup knows, right? Unfortunately, impossible situations now seem to be commonplace in Berk. HumanoidForm!Toothless. Yaoi. Rated M for chapter eight.
How To Train Your Dragon - Rated: M - English - Adventure/Romance - Chapters: 8 - Words: 9,978 - Reviews: 55 - Updated: 4-11-10 - Published: 4-6-10 - Toothless & Hiccup

My comment: My brain just divided by zero. *disappears*

I'm a twenty year old dude. Is it going to be wicked skeevy for me to be there?

I'd say give them the benefit of some doubt - if there's enough other charges to take the fic down, add it in, but don't make it the charge that's used to justify sporking the entire fic.

Dear Glod, the Freedom Trail...so many elementary school field trips...

(Now, if y'all wanted to come to Chicago, that could be something...)

Lots of people come here through Tv Tropes. I know I did.

You should try a MST or two. They can be really fun. Hope to see you around.

That actually totally works for me. I'm going to school in Boston. Should be fun.

The translators in Star Trek: Enterprise are attached to hand-held scanners which display translated text as well as spit out sounds - I'm sure they could be made to work for both versions.

Don't worry, Vixenmage. I've worked in Boston for two and a half years now, and I know my way around the touristy and non-touristy places. A tenative schedule would be the Boston Public Library, maybe Borders books or the botanical gardens, and then wherever we want to go, really. The MFA or the aquarium would be nice, if you wouldn't mind forking over $20, but we could also just walk along the wharves, visit the best dessert places in the North End, get lost in the down-towniest part of Boston where the streets all crookedly converge, take the T to Revere Beach (if we make the Gathering later, the week of July 15, we get to see these), or Harvard Square in Cambridge...a $9 day pass on the metro will take you practically anywhere.

There's also just plain puttering around and talking. That's what we mostly did at my first Gathering, and it worked out pretty well. :)

I do have an erratic work schedule, though, so avoiding Saturdays is good, and advance notice as far as possible is even better.

But yeah! I'm Hartford County, so Boston's not far at all, and I do relish another chance to wander about there, as it is (for those of you on the fence) a very beautiful city, with awesome history. (As long as we don't have to do the Historical Freedom Trail. *shudder* So... many... redundant lectures...)

I'm in college in New York until the end of May. But I could probably do June, if I could find a ride. I live up in New Hampshire. I'd definitely love to come!

You know, "treacherously appealing greasy hooded looks" would be a good name for a band.

*gives back* Start text messaging your friends in California and over-using the word "like", and I'll eat you.