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Milk Tea, when I could get it. (nm) by
on 2009-06-20 17:45:00 UTC
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It depends. by
on 2009-06-20 17:36:00 UTC
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If I'm in a coffee shop with my mum and brother I'll usually have a hot chocolate with all the trimmings, except for one place I go to that does gorgeous white/milk/dark chocolate with strawberry/banana/orange milkshakes. I like going there because you get a free chocolate with every drink, and because my mum doesn't eat chocolate I get hers as well since my brother is a grumpy, lazy git who finds a table as soon as and sits down so doesn't get a say in things. I'll sometimes have a milkshake at the Thornton's Cafe as well, since theirs are made with ice cream.
There are several places here that do wonderful milkshakes, the sort where you pick a sweet or chocolate bar and it gets blended into your drink. Bounties and Daims are my usual choice there, although I did have a Crunchie one from the Italian ice cream place today.
At home I drink lemonade, and very rarely anything else. I keep a two litre bottle next to my keyboard at all times. For variety I tend to have at least one can of Ting fizzy grapefruit juice hidden somewhere, and a few bottles of Oasis, water and Sprite of varying levels of fullness. There is alcohol hidden somewhere, but I only touch that very rarely.
When eating out, usually in the food court, it depends on which vendor I've ended up at. Apple juice, J2O and water are my usual choices. If we've just gotten a drink from the shop then I'll have water, Sprite or Oasis, which is how they end up in my room half-drunk and destined to be forgotten about. When at Costco, where the choice is free coffee or free orange juice, I'll always pick the orange juice.
I haven't had a hot blackcurrant drink in ages. I might have to see if there's any squash in the house so I can make some tonight.
Wow, this reply seems to have turned into a bit of an essay.
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Option Two: Check the RC next door. by
on 2009-06-20 17:19:00 UTC
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You decide to check RC next door. You knock, but no one answers. You open the door to find that the room is empty, aside from its Console and a small slip of paper lying on the ground.
What do you do?
-Go back to your RC.
-Pick up the piece of paper.
-Search for other agents in HQ.
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Sit down and wait for something to happen by
on 2009-06-20 16:12:00 UTC
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The console beeps louder. You check the fic -- a Doctor Who fic slashing Susan Foreman with Jenny.
Wait for your partner to return.
Go in now to get the fic over with.
Scream at the Flowers.
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Option one: stay and wait by
on 2009-06-20 14:24:00 UTC
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Well, maybe there's a party going on down at the cafeteria, or something. Anyway, it's a good chance to get some peace and quiet for a change. You settle down with a good book, and get reading.
Several minutes later, the silence is broken by a piercing, terror-filled scream echoing down the corridor. You jump to your feet - what was that?
What do you do?
-Leave your RC and run towards the scream to find out who made it, and why.
-Close the door and hide. Everybody knows what happens to people who go and investigate strange noises.
-Call a Flower and try to figure out what the heck's going on.
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Hey, don't apologise, it's a good thing! Means it works! (nm) by
on 2009-06-20 13:41:00 UTC
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Go back to the empty RC by
on 2009-06-20 13:03:00 UTC
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You turn back, looking for the empty RC where you heard the BEEP. Since you are still relatively new at the PPC, you make the mistake of trying to retrace the way you took.
This, of course, takes you back to your own RC.
How convenient.
But wait... it's empty too! Where's your partner? What is going on here?
What do you do?
-Sit down and wait for something to happen.
-Check to see if anyone's in the RC next door.
- Call a Flower. Something's wrong.
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I'm an expat Brit, I'm sposed to be flying the flag .. by
on 2009-06-20 11:52:00 UTC
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... but I just can't bring myself to drink tea. Any kind - black, green, white, herbal, fruit, whatever. No thanks.
Or coffee. Makes my consciousness-rollercoaster even worse. And I only have hot chocolate at night, because if I was to drink it during the day I'd never stop and I should really ease up my sugar consumption.
What this means is that I drink water, fruit juice, and vast, VAST quantities of instant soup. I mean, vast. I have three boxes of it sitting beside me right now that my sister purchased for me to take to university next week, and I guarantee you they'll all be gone by Wednesday.
Hmm. People who live in America - will I be able to get instant soup there when I go there in a week's time?
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Welcome! *proffers lembas* (nm) by
on 2009-06-20 11:47:00 UTC
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Am I the only one who thinks... by
on 2009-06-20 11:17:00 UTC
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that Kirk should have been castrated for galactic security?
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Research!crack? (nm) by
on 2009-06-20 11:12:00 UTC
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Can't be any worse than Kirk/Spock research!crack .. (nm) by
on 2009-06-20 11:10:00 UTC
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What... the hell.. is that? (nm) by
on 2009-06-20 11:10:00 UTC
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Unless it's angst-causing crack... by
on 2009-06-20 11:09:00 UTC
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I'm not sure which is the worst. The egg puns I'm writing for Chapter Fifty, the Night of the Living Bread parody, that tentacle sex you said I should attempt to write, or my Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Teletubbies crossover.
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Ah, crack, the antidote to angst :D (nm) by
on 2009-06-20 11:06:00 UTC
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*nods* by
on 2009-06-20 11:05:00 UTC
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Though if it 'creeps' to soap opera levels, I smack it back down with a vengeance. In fact, given that my Pokémon series is growing rapidly darker, I've decided that, to counteract it, every fifty or so chapters, I'll have a completely off the wall chapter. The first one will have far, far, far too many egg jokes because of this guy: http://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Exeggcute
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Yes, Your Majesty... by
on 2009-06-20 10:59:00 UTC
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All of my stories barring my Night of the Living Bread parody series have an angst aspect in them at some point. It's kinda annoying sometimes.
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Well, given that I'm plotting... by
on 2009-06-20 10:57:00 UTC
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a completely wacko romance story between him and his commanding officer, I'm thinking hetero so that there's a "will any children have it or not" aspect. 'cause angst, why not?
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You are talking to the angst *queen* by
on 2009-06-20 10:57:00 UTC
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So I say go the angst!
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Yep that's me :D by
on 2009-06-20 10:55:00 UTC
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Well in that case you've got the luxury of deciding whether it would be better for the plot of your story for him to be a hetero- or homozygote :D
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Think so... by
on 2009-06-20 10:53:00 UTC
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agenttrojie.livejournal.com?
And yeah, I just found that article. Here's the character I'm writing about: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ListofcharactersinMassEffect#Jeff.22Joker.22_Moreau
He's only got Vrolik's syndrome in his legs (and I have no idea if he's hetero or homozygote). In the ME universe, it's possible to treat, but not cure Vrolik's.