1) Universes don't get PPC'd - fics do. The Spies who trawl for badfic submit reports when they find fics that require PPCing. This is what the Department of Intelligence does.
2) Only if they're an ex-Sue or semi-fic blip, I suspect. Being part-anything, part-human tends to be considered Sueish, and you'd need a good justification for doing it.
3) Depends on what works best for the story. If it would be handy for them to be bit characters, then treat them as such. If they would only get in the way, send 'em to the CAF agency, pretty much. Unless, despite not being able to talk, they display definite intelligence, in which case they'd be bits, I suspect.
4) Do you mean a typo in the original published book? It might create something, not necessarily a mini.
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Some answers by
on 2009-05-03 07:09:00 UTC
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Re: Just a few Questions before I ask Permission by
on 2009-05-03 06:56:00 UTC
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I'll answer question 4.
Possibly. It depends on whether fanfic writers use said misprint as canon in their fanfics. A good example is in the Official Fanfiction University of Redwall, where one of the students read an earlier edition of Redwall, which had a misprint that Killconey the ferret was a girl. As a result, said student was responsible for the creation of Girl!Killconey, or Konnie as she is often referred to.
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Just a few Questions before I ask Permission by
on 2009-05-03 06:21:00 UTC
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And by
on 2009-05-03 01:38:00 UTC
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The character Jaya Ballard, a fire-wielding wizard from Magic: The Gathering, has some great quotes along the same lines:
"Frankly, destruction is best left to professionals."
"Some have said there is no subtlety to destruction. You know what? They're dead."
"Of course you should fight fire with fire. You should fight everything with fire."
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Nice. by
on 2009-05-03 00:54:00 UTC
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I've heard most of my favorite game quotes when my big bro plays L4D. In the opening cinematic, after the four main characters fight their way through a horde of ravenous zombies and make it safely to a rooftop, I love the exchange of:
"We made it! I can't believe we made it!"
"Son, we just crossed the street."
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That's a good quote. by
on 2009-05-02 23:51:00 UTC
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I think I heard another version of it somewhere else, but I can't remember where. For some reason, it seems like something agents would say to each other in an argument.
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No offense, hS... by
on 2009-05-02 22:50:00 UTC
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But you might be a bit overqualified.
Like, enough that you'd need an actual salary! :O
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You mean the Flowers aren't hiring? by
on 2009-05-02 22:42:00 UTC
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(Yeah, I kinda figured)
hS
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speaking of C&C by
on 2009-05-02 22:33:00 UTC
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there is a crossover between Command and Conquer and Harry Potter. why am I not surprised? it doesn't seem too horrible, and the writer did say that it was an AU.
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Okay, I read it. by
on 2009-05-02 22:01:00 UTC
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Basically, rocks fall, everyone dies. Also, a monster from "Dexter's Lab" appears as an experiment, Pleakley kidnaps Ben Stiller, Cobra Bubbles is killed by Osama bin Laden (and is FBI, not CIA), and there's this subplot about Houdini trying to gain confidence that never goes anywhere.
There ARE actually some good parts to it, particularly, Jumba's ex-wife makes a great villain, and chapter 6 is fun. But that's not enough to save it. The author admits that the entire plot is lifted from Sonic Heroes; I've never played that, so I don't know the extent of the plagiarism, but it's probably a lot.
And guess what? It ends with ANOTHER sequel hook, as Hamsterviel downloads his mind into the Internet and Jumba creates three new experiments.
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Pay Per Click? (nm) by
on 2009-05-02 21:56:00 UTC
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an interesting quote by
on 2009-05-02 21:12:00 UTC
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I heard this in a game: "I know it's your job, but do you absolutely have to blow up everything?"
the game is Command&Conquer Renegade
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Thanks :) by
on 2009-05-02 16:03:00 UTC
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And the Dalek speech is something that Ugolino picked up on, not me. I have a rather rudimentary knowledge of the Whoniverse; my reasons for picking this fic were the technical errors more than anything. And as anybody who's ever had me beta for them knows, I can't stand technical errors. :P
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Haven't watched any Doctor Who... by
on 2009-05-02 15:32:00 UTC
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Good MST though. Also, that fic had way too many technical errors.
About the ^%*||+- bit... Daleks print out parts of NetHack levels and stick them to walls? Even with no knowledge of the continuum, that still seems pretty stupid to me. It's either that or the author thinks they speak in ASCII.
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I think I'm qualified for that by
on 2009-05-02 10:20:00 UTC
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Though not much interested in online marketing.
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Exorsice it, quickly! by
on 2009-05-02 09:17:00 UTC
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Then drink Bleeperin, lots of it.
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Tears Don't Fall (badfic alert!) by
on 2009-05-02 07:27:00 UTC
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I have an idea for the poisons by
on 2009-05-02 02:55:00 UTC
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I don't know if it would do any internal damage, but you could always try sulfur mustard, also known as mustard gas. it causes horrendous burns. that would be very humiliating to a Sue. or if you are aiming for long term unconsciousness you could use EA-3167, which would cause the victim to remain unconscious for several days with a very small dose(injected into the bloodstream). or, again, for burns or blisters, Lewisite. I would imagine it would have a similar affect to the mustard gas.
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She shrugged and smiled slightly. by
on 2009-05-02 02:53:00 UTC
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"I know. It's why I don't intend to pry. But you hand me fragments of it now and then. If I appreciate those, why shouldn't I provide time where you needn't glance over your shoulder and censor yourself?"
Her smile became somewhat teasing. "Maybe I'm lulling you into false security about the game. Maybe I'm playing another five games beyond the one you can see. Or maybe I just enjoy seeing you try to work out what I'm doing." Rilwen stretched a little, smiling lazily. "I agree. Let's go." She headed for the door, pace measured. Knowing Crelmos, he'd likely want to get the last word before they left. And it was the generous act of a friend to give it to him, no?
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i might know by
on 2009-05-02 02:42:00 UTC
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It could be some kind of stud poker. Yes, probably a variant of stud poker.
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Posting half of the last TS mission for Nin. by
on 2009-05-02 01:11:00 UTC
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Re: OT: Any card game experts? by
on 2009-05-02 00:57:00 UTC
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Well it's not Texas hold 'em. And that's the only one I know how to play. Sorry!