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I started writing two agents of my own, but quite frankly, it got boring, and the only missions I've managed are co-writes. It's really just a question of what will get your missions done, and if you can find someone to write with.

Laced with Bleeperin, just in case you encounter something you wish to forget.

You don't need to have two agents- just one is fine if you want to write a solo agent, and some people do write in pairs; the Grand Example here being Jay and Acacia, and a more recent example being Pads and Trojie.

You can find someone else to cowrite missions with if you like, or just do solo.

Supposing that I was quite lazy for a PPC agent, and though having created two agents, was loath to put them together. For my first mission (I'm allowed to ask for permission this Friday, woohoo), would I be allowed to solicit two other, already existing agents to co-author two different stories with me while I remedy the situation? Would I be allowed to keep on of these two agents purely for cowriting with another, or both?

In short, am I required to have my own partners for them?

I'm working on it (very, very slowly; the length of it is killing me), but it will die, I promise.

My first mission is already done!

Here's Part 1: http://agent-chliever.livejournal.com/1469.html#cutid1

And Part 2: http://agent-chliever.livejournal.com/1731.html#cutid1

Hope you enjoy!

'In ancient TIIIMMES!
Walk upon England's mountains GREEEEEEEEEEEEN!'

I blame Eric Idle entirely for my bizarre desire to meet all celebrations and crises with a badly-sung rendition of a hymn belonging to a religion I do not follow.

Of Jerusalem, since you adore it. And then your birthday wishes of living under a rock shall take second place to our urges to be silly and raucous and dance about. And yea, verily, you shall cope with this, or else.

Clearly you have been reading the wrong poets. Because I've got a ton of the stuff in me. I mostly put it down to a childhood diet of Dahl and Belloc. But Rochester's a good one to look for there too - John Wilmot, second Earl thereof; if he makes you laugh because it's pure filth, it was totally intentional.

Glod alone knows how I can top it in part two...

From TV Tropes' So Bad It's Horrible list.

I'm very curious about it. I'll take a look.

Ellen: "Cal, gimme my knife! No, the big curved one."

*cuts a Mary Sue's heart out to bring Trojie good luck for the coming year*

"Ugh, now I'm all covered in sparkly blood."

You are all too too kind. I will come out and party :D

*dances like a spastic*

It's my birthday and I shall ... read papers on phylogenetic systematics? And dance.

Happuu birthyday Troji.

I hope you have a good one.

Hey, dirty poetry which doesn't make me laugh when the writer didn't intend me to or want to rip my eyes out! Never seen that before.

Minus shipping and handling, of course.

... because we're running out of active Permission Givers again. Time for another election?

hS

Review is here, very not-work-safe: http://web.archive.org/web/20080208091645/http://atrocities.primaryerror.net/fatal.html

Game PDF file is here, even less work-safe (be warned, it's 977 pages long, it'll take a while to load): http://www.donatebytes.com/fatal.pdf

Apart from the misogyny and unnecessary gore in the contents, I leave you with this quote about it from TVTropes.org: "In order to figure out the results of sex, one must solve quadratic equations."

Kit and I found the roleplaying game "FATAL" and have spent the past couple of days laughing hysterically at it.

Review his http://atrocities.primaryerror.net/fatal.html">here, and very not work-safe. Game PDF is

*starts looking under rocks*

Well, in any case, have this cute little otter plushie! It's so soft and fluffy. You just can't help but love it. ^_^