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because both of them mock that too.

www.darthsanddroids.net

I forget DMotR (the original idea), but the link is somewhere early in Darths or possibly in the FAQ.

tis ok, that is one of the least morbid questions that I have been asked.

L

I am on a diving vacation now in Tioman, Malaysia. Just thought I would throw this out there.

Oh ya, I SAW A TURTLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It was awesome.

Leto

I know what happened in the 2008 Epidemic and Invasion, and I'm very well up on the PPC. :P I have a passing familiarity with some of the canons you named, too.

• I will not link Potterverse recruits to "My Immortal" or any Potterverse Legendary badfics.
  
  -No, not even if I think they'd be the right person to kill them.

I am not allowed to take Pavel Chekov of the Star Trek reboot canon home and feed him stroganoff.
- No, not even if he IS the cutest thing in the known universe.

1. I will not use information readily available in the Narutoverse in order to replace all the toilet paper in the agency with exploding notes.
   - Nor will I replace the water in the water coolers with anything from any body of water which has the word "sorrow" or suchlike in its name.

Hmmm. You weren't using the dreaded rich text editor, were you? That thing's dreadful.

I think the bar has to buy the rights to use each song or something first, I don't know.

'Sides, I would probably get arrested for singing most of my favourite songs in public. They tend to involve murder, rape, suicide, or all three. Anyone who thinks Eminem or similar are bad influences on kids never looked up Nick Cave or Colin Meloy. Then again, no kids know who Nick Cave or Colin Meloy actually are, so I guess you can't call them a bad influence ... And Meloy's songs are freakin' DIFFICULT to sing too.

I was thinking specifically of this blue guy. {= )

Also, I linked to your Prologue from the Department of Fictional Psychology's page. Is that all right?

~Neshomeh

I'll see if I can arrange that. Unfortunately, I find myself stuck with using a premade template, because I know nothing about html.

1036a: Rorschach and Treebeard must never be allowed to meet.

Things kept showing up highlighted in various colors. *shrugs* That, and the font switched size for no apparent reason a few places. I just deleted the entry after the first few tries at editing.

I don't think it was one of them, mostly because I'm not sure who they *are*, though. Thanks; I'll be more careful about POV, among other things, in the next one.

Surely for a karaoke version one just edits out the vocals? Shouldn't be that hard, if one knows what one's doing.

... for songs for future use, in case any of us ever go back there. Don't think any of my favourite bands ever did karaoke versions of any of their songs, though. Shame.

I went through comparing my iTunes playlist to what they've got, and was appalled. They get points for having "Creep", but how on earth have they not got "Just"?

My friend and I have decided that, if worse comes to worst, we'll do you all a rendition of Cream's "Mother's Lament" without backing music (and complete, of course, with dodgy accents). And we've agreed that I'm exempt from trying to hold the last note if she makes me do "Hallelujah", because a consumptive fit into a microphone would not be a pretty thing.

*goes to investigate the Green Day selection*

I've tried a couple of times with the board-game version, but I just don't have the attention span to sit through all the dice-rolling.

My dad's forbidden me from singing anything I'd be ashamed to show my twelve-year-old sister if it ends up on YouTube, but I think that one's safe enough.

Depressingly enough, they also lack a decent supply of alt-rock. Then again, the Decemberists aren't really a karaoke-bar thing. More a traditional bar where everyone's drunk off their rockers thing. Maybe I could do "Shankill Butchers" a cappella and creep the hell out of everyone ...

Anyone tries to record me singing anything and I'm hiding. Seriously.

I'm sure I can find a use for this Transdimensional Pocket Knife

*admires*

... and it's a classic. If Ansela gets up to sing it, I demand someone takes a video of it.

For fans of the Doctor Who audios
What Was Lost in the Eye of the Storm by moonmama
Singapore, 1941. A most unusual patient turns up at a British military hospital, with no memory of how he got there. Two planets, two wars, and countless timelines converge on one tiny pocket of reality where two lovers struggle to find their past, knowing they have no future.(Eight/Charley-quite possibly the best thing I've ever read on here.)
http://www.whofic.com/viewstory.php?sid=23367

Never heard of the song or the band, I'm afraid. Try again.