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...For the most part, I must admit. There's a rather less than pleasant guy who claims to be DIS, but he doesn't show up much.

The rest are lovely though. :D

Read them! They're very interesting, though you really do need to have read the Bel/Mal to understand a lot of the stuff.

I think the formulaic layout of those series is part of their appeal - it's a story pattern that's well-known, popular and timeless. :D

Can you try to form your own (No, I don't care whether I fail; I just want to put up posters)? If not, do my chances of survival get a sharp downturn if I join the rebels?

I mean, Amazons are good in battle...

I think I'd like to join. I can only post once a day, though.

... we could only do the Saturday. Morning or afternoon.

hS

Otherwise I might just recruit all of my Agents' tall ship friends. And family. Family alone would be 15 agents, if I add friends it would go up to 20 to 25 more. Not doable.

I've had a fabulous birthday, thanks in no small amount to all your good wishes :D

If you wanted to write two pairs, you could. If you wanted to write some missions with another person, some solo, you could :) I started off by writing two solo missions, gained a writing partner for my next three, lost the writing partner, wrote another couple of solo missions (one of which I wrote solo but borrowed (with permission) another Boarder's agent as a partner for my primary agent), gained a new writing partner ... and between us now Pads and I write nine agents, one of whom was in fact invented by July, and do/have done/are doing a fair number of co-cowrites with other Boarders such as July, Sedri, Lee, Laburnum ...

Basically the whole name of the game is to a) have fun and b) mock badfic. If you end up creating a veritable army of characters to do so and rope in as many willing participants as you feel the need to to help you cowrite, that's okay, as long as it's fun and it's funny :)

Hi, I'm the author of the fic. Chliever told me he had forwarded my story here as a nomination, and I am very honored to read his comments. He and another member on the board, GoldLegacyRanger have given me ideas, and I have introduced fans of the story in the latest installment of A Future In Recovery. I hope everyone enjoys the read and gets some fun out of it. Once again, thank you all.

Wow, a meetup not too far from my place ? Yay.
But I dunno if I can escape... lol, maybe next time.

Here's a tall ship.

I'm not sure whether to be impressed or afraid for you. :P

But HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Have a pair of ice-skates, because ice-skating is fun. Possibly.

I liked Agent Iza, but she and Agent Sedri were not interesting to write together, so Iza was reassigned.

As long as Dad doesn't suddenly refuse to take me up. Either time is alright for me, I think, though I'm a mere semi-lurker and am therefore inferior to people who post here on a regular basis. :P

Er, no offence meant. Sorry.

At least, they are when I see them. I've got two minis that are extremely short. They are called face and stockwell. Or they may have already been eaten; one of my other minis is called Cannibal. I should check up on them some time.

Narcolepsy and Fritz represent two halves of my own self, I think. Fritz is the gets-things-done worrywart, and Narc is the creative hey-this-is-a-cool-idea brainstormer. The latter half is usually the stronger, I think.

Also, scratch that earlier statement; I'm going to have to change my first target, though I'm not sure exactly to what at this point. That collection of grammatical monstrosities is just way, way too big for a first time out.

I'm currently working at a story that has some of the most abominable grammar problems I've ever seen, including terrible capitalization. And I mean terrible. So I wondered; is a mini created if the writer forgets to capitalize a character's name?

I.E., gordon freeman instead of Gordon Freeman.

Well, I'd love to come, but unfortunately, I live in America, and this glaurunging recession makes it bloody difficult to travel out of the country. Not to mention the fact that my mother doesn't actually know I'm a member of the PPC, nor is she aware of the PPC's existence, or exactly what it is. I guess I'm outta luck, then..

I'm sort of dying of overworked-ness right now. The reason cowrites work with Trojie is because we're in the same time zone and can work together in real-time, and I think that'd be a lot harder for you. And my brain appears to be made of cardboard at the moment...

Could try, I suppose. It'd take a lot longer if we do it on LJ or via email, but it's possible. You might become very frustrated with me, though.

I may be interested, depending on the time requirement.

I love RPG's, and I happen to have only one exam left before university releases me from its clutches. Before I commit myself, I have a few questions. The answers are unlikely to significantly influence my decision, though.


1. It's not related to the PPC or any canon work, is it?

2. Is it time-consuming? Some very crowded and fast-paced RPG's require each player to spend about an hour per day just trying to catch up with the story before they write anything.

3. What kind of RPG is it? Is it just RP-writing, or are stats, dice rolls and a GM involved?

4. We have pretty boys! =D ...Here, the obvious question from a heterosexual male is: Do you have pretty girls too?

Me and another old board member came up with a new LJ Role play community and we're trolling for people to play.

The community site is: http://community.livejournal.com/godsquare/profile

and our Out of Character Site is http://community.livejournal.com/thesilvereye/profile

Pleeeease come and join.

We have pretty boys! =D

I wanted to know if it's still on and which day I'd be better off coming.