Sounds like you're due one heck of a celebration party. ^____^
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Double congratulations! by
on 2009-04-20 13:42:00 UTC
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of course, if you want to do it the easy way by
on 2009-04-20 11:56:00 UTC
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You could just go to an antiques shop and look up - the furs I found in an antiques shop in Lincoln were all hanging from the ceiling. Whether you'd find foxes easily I don't know (I think mine are stoats), but unless you're freaked out by wearing something that died decades ago, might be worth a look.
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That's good! by
on 2009-04-20 10:50:00 UTC
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Congratulations!
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Iiiiii thought you were skipping it? by
on 2009-04-20 10:19:00 UTC
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[Is confused]
hS
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Re: well... by
on 2009-04-20 09:48:00 UTC
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I'm not a PG, but I'm saying no, this idea seems like a bad one. It seems to me that you're giving your Agent an ability that would make missions far too easy for him. Yes, all Agents would love the ability to shapeshift, but that is part of the reason why the DORKS exists.
In the other part of the thread you mentioned using human disguises to kill the Sues. I don't know about the Warriors series past what I've heard on fanficrants, badficquotes and TVTropes, but I've got the impression that these are feral cats. Feral cats, as a general rule, will run away from humans and therefore human Agents wouldn't get close enough to kill them. Never mind the problems that your Agents would have carrying weapons around in modern day Britain.
Lightning throwing dragons would be an even bigger attention drawer. As I've already pointed out, disguises are there to help Agents blend in with canon. Modern day Britain is no Rivendell to allow Agents to walk around in a disguise that sticks out like a sore thumb. Dragons stick out like a sore thumb.
I guess what I'm trying to say here is that this permanent transformation into a dragon would make your Agent too powerful with too few drawbacks, as far as I can see. He is, in my opinion (which may not count for much, I know), in danger of becoming a Stu with this idea.
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Whatever answered Leas's question. by
on 2009-04-20 09:24:00 UTC
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"Well, I have this nickname because not many people outside Norway can pronounce my real name. In fact, that's what they say when they give up, and Krisprolls had this stupid idea of nicknaming me this. I retaliated by giving him the name of a Swedish roasted bread brand which kinda looks like his name, and South has this name because he was originally named after the most Southern part of our country."
"Like 'Statsraad Lehmkuhl' is so difficult to say."
"What South said. By the way, I'm Christian Radich and this guy is Sorlandet. And I guess you know why people called us the Infernal Trio. We totally deserve it. OK, let's go to the bar."
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Copy-pasting... (Hope you don't mind, Ariella) by
on 2009-04-20 09:22:00 UTC
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(She's on my friends list, you see.)
Name: Ariella
Gender: Female
Species: Homo sapiens
Lust Object(s): Dr. Gregory House, Archie Goodwin, Indiana Jones
Appearance and Personality: Ariella is 5’9”, wears a little too much funky-colored eyeliner, and has short brown hair. She likes dressing in nice blazers with ripped jeans, has a nose with a bump on it, and moans almost all the time about how her height precludes her from both wearing high heels and getting a boyfriend taller than her (a subject that she focuses on all the time, when not being an annoying smart-ass—then she gets a beau, remembers she doesn’t actually want one, dumps him, and starts all over; her partner is sick of this).
Ariella is well-read to the point that she can call herself a sesquipedalian and not have to look up how to spell it. As for general attitude, Ariella is a (for lack of better terms) callous bitch. Though known to be enjoyable and enthusiastic to hang out with and sometimes even pleasant in mixed company, she is unthinkingly malicious and painfully honest. Coupled with a naturally quick mind and a large vocabulary at her disposal, insults slip off of her tongue unnoticed and automatically. If Noël Coward and Gregory House had a child, she would be it. Unfortunately, her personality is juxtaposed with a strong streak of protectiveness, so she shows she cares by keeping the ‘only I can do that to them’ policy.
As for hobbies besides copious reading, she is in love with music including, oddly enough, musical theatre and will belt songs at the top of her lungs. Ariella also passes the free time she doesn’t have in the PPC by debugging viruses from computers, watching House MD, poledancing, and being a hypocrite.
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Congrats on both (nm) by
on 2009-04-20 09:19:00 UTC
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CONGRATSI, Nesh! by
on 2009-04-20 09:17:00 UTC
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WHOOO!
We should have a proper PPC party. Though I'm not sure many PPC agents have remained sane long enough to get engaged...
Ah, well. *shrug* Congratsi! *HUGS*
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Re: Deuce shrugged. by
on 2009-04-20 09:09:00 UTC
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"Well, I think you got quite the gist of what we've been called," said Krisp. "It's even been worse from some of our friends. Cute animal, by the way."
"Krisp... Are you encouraging them, or what?"
"Yes, I am."
"Krisp..." What' glared at him.
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I have you permission by
on 2009-04-20 08:31:00 UTC
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One thing though, please work on your formating. If you can:t indent then please leave a space between paragraphs. I hate trying to read something that looks like it was just thrown together.
Gambate! (Good Luck!)
Leto
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"All those people gone," Milask shook his head by
on 2009-04-20 08:25:00 UTC
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"I did have friends in the ranks," Leto said. "Here, let me get you a drink." Milask walked over to the bar. "What are you drinking?"
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"To the fallen," Leas concurred, raising his glass. by
on 2009-04-20 08:10:00 UTC
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"Lest we forget," Deryn murmured in another part of the crowd, hand going to the sprig of rosemary she was wearing.
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Leas nodded to each of them. by
on 2009-04-20 08:02:00 UTC
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"If you don't mind my asking, may I ask why those names?" he asked, adding by way of explanation, "I'm curious. They seem a bit unusual.
"There seems to be a bar over there. Maybe we could relocate there?" He didn't quite want to impose on Trojie more than was necessary, after all.
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Did you friends lock Ariella's profile? by
on 2009-04-20 07:44:00 UTC
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I was denied access to it, because I don't have permission to access it.
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Whoo! Congrats! by
on 2009-04-20 07:39:00 UTC
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I'd say break out the Bleepka, but you need to remember this~
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I got engagededed! by
on 2009-04-20 06:48:00 UTC
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And I graduated from college, so I have a BA in English in name even if I don't actually get the piece of paper quite yet. They need my grade from my course in London before they'll give it to me, but that's okay. {= )
But, yeah. My boyfriend of about two years got down on one knee after my commencement, in front of all the parents, and I said yes. ^_^ We don't have a wedding date set at the moment, because we figure it would be good to have jobs first, but that's just details. {= )
I have a shiny white-gold ring. In some universes, this gives me a great deal of power. This pleases me. *g*
~Neshomeh, scrambling to get ready for the trip.
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Permission requestage and troll for coauthor. by
on 2009-04-20 05:14:00 UTC
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So, it's permission time! Yaay! And if someone wants to be a coauthor for the first agent for her first mission, I would be sooo happy. I'll sort out partners for both of them eventually.
Name: Bedlam Broche; better known as B&b
Department: Dept. of Bad Slash
Quick blurb: B&b was created in a novel with heavy influences from Final Fantasy XII; it was never published and resides in the Well of Lost Plots. B&b is a hume; she is stoic, violent, does not talk more than necessary, and is (mostly) insensitive. She previously worked at B&B, another fanfiction 'policing' organization, and after its sudden and inexplicable liquidation, she chose to continue working in fanfiction than returning home.
Full Profile: http://ariellabellas.livejournal.com/13372.html#cutid1
Mission: I don't actually have one for her yet, but if anyone who wants to coauthor has a suggestion that is rated R...?
Name: Ariella
Department: Dept. of Floaters (for the time being)
Quick Blurb: Ariella resides in the Real World as a both physically and mentally precocious teenager. She reads both canon and fanfiction extensively; besides browbeating others as a form of beta-reading, she also writes sporadically. Although she is good at her core, Ariella is malicious, callous, and quick witted. She insults others as a force of habit and is best described as the child of Noël Coward and Gregory House.
Full Profile: http://ariellabellas.livejournal.com/14825.html
Mission: http://www.fanfiction.net/s/4390340/1/KeeperofAvalon
Writing sample:
(For those who can stand OCs)
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/4486165/1/TheConstrictionsof_Love
(For those who can't)
http://www.fanfiction.net/s/4670406/1/Reverse
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20000 Names by
on 2009-04-20 03:35:00 UTC
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I generally go there when I need to find a name for a character:
http://www.20000-names.com/
The special categories are interesting:
http://www.20000-names.com/special_categories.htm
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well... by
on 2009-04-20 03:32:00 UTC
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I thought the lightning would be a novel alternative to simple killing the replacement clans in a certain warriors fic, and as for the transformation, it would be very difficult for two agents disguised as cats to carry around books, writing utensils, and various other things.
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thank Glod it's loan day by
on 2009-04-20 03:19:00 UTC
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I can buy as much rhubarb as I want now. Well, I could, if it weren't three in the morning. Curses.
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hence the transformation by
on 2009-04-20 03:17:00 UTC
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weapons would disappear, because a cat can't carry a gun