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No permission yet... by
on 2009-03-21 15:31:00 UTC
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No stories from me. BUT, a very nasty and amusing thought occurred to me just now while reading past missions, and with the grace of the associated authors I'd like to expound on it.
We have at least one Andalite Agent, Iskillion (Animorphs). We also have a Rirhait Agent, Car'rok (Young Wizards Universe). Now, as anyone familiar with the Animorphs canon is aware, the Andalites have been fighting the alien race known as the Taxxon for... well, quite a while (can't remember how long exactly, it has been a while since I read the books). The Taxxon are inherently nasty even without the presence of the Andalites' sworn enemies, the Yeerks, running the show, so hostility is natural.
Both the Taxxon and the Rirhait, as I recall, have been described as resembling giant centipedes.
I don't know if Iskillion and Car'rok have met yet, but...
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Also, I should tell myself that... by
on 2009-03-21 15:28:00 UTC
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...I am not a character in a Soap Opera, and I should stop thinking that everyone else should act like one. Anything I can do to lighten the humor?
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That paper is Oviously Prejudiced. by
on 2009-03-21 15:25:00 UTC
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Anyway, any assesments of this half week? You can contact me at my LJ*.
* http://www.livejournal.com/ Also, this is perfectly optional, you can choose not to reply.
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I beg to differ by
on 2009-03-21 15:24:00 UTC
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Lawful Evil? Most of our agents are more Chaotic than Lawful. And not just those who go flamethrower-crazy. As for Evil, I'm not sure either. Most of our violent acts are the product of our agents' instability, not their moral stance.
We're just well-intented extremists, who have to leave everyday morality behind in the name of a greater good (namely, the preservation of the Plot Continuum). Utopia justifies the means.
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Have some hope and humor! by
on 2009-03-21 14:38:00 UTC
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After recent events, you'll need it.
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Re: Am currently working on a storyline which should fit this. by
on 2009-03-21 13:55:00 UTC
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I'd be up for reading that. (If you need a beta, as well. novakrazny@gmail.com )
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Am currently working on a storyline which should fit this. by
on 2009-03-21 13:51:00 UTC
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But it's not ready, so I can't post it yet. *snigger* Oh, just wait, it'll be worth it.
Will do a short thing instead. Perhaps the aftermath of S&S getting zapped by the TF Gun at the end of my last mission?
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I'll admit that when I first came here, by
on 2009-03-21 13:51:00 UTC
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Fresh off of TV Tropes, I kind of held a similar view. However, it didn't last long at all after reading through TOS and some bits of the Wiki. If all we wanted to do was act as Canon Police, we would have no need to make our characters, well, characters. Make them suffer, twitch, writhe, and in some cases, die- or Get Put On A Retirement Bus. There'd be no point in writing stories if all we wanted to do was act as enforcers of good storywriting.
But it's the stories that make it fun! And thinking any different, I have to say, simply shows a lack of research on the writer's part.
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Mmkay. by
on 2009-03-21 12:28:00 UTC
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Since I'm married to him, and have in fact been a PPCer for longer than he has, I can say this without being a -- hm -- suckup.
hS has spent nearly six years with the PPC. He has been an active poster the entire time. He's written hundreds of pages of PPC stories, written over forty characters, written and acted in the Playscriptes/Radio Plays, organised multiple Gatherings, created two PPC websites, crossed the Atlantic three times to meet up with people he knew from the Board, and seen the Board through almost every one of its major crises. He has respect on the Board because he's put more time into the PPC than anyone else has, ever. He's earned that respect. When you've put as many hundreds of hours into the PPC as he has, you'll have the same respect. Until then, kindly stop projecting your insecurities onto my husband. Thank you.
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Oh, and I brought some humorfic. by
on 2009-03-21 11:57:00 UTC
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http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3116716/1/ObiWanandtheCastleSlrigNaf
<a href="http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2646233/1/RulesforBorrowingMyJediMasterObiWanKenobi">http://www.fanfiction.net/s/2646233/1/RulesforBorrowingMyJediMasterObiWan_Kenobi
Hope this erases the memories of the Apocalypse thread and Agaony in Pink!
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At first... by
on 2009-03-21 11:17:00 UTC
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... I assumed you'd put in the wrong link, since there's no way you could actually be referencing something on Wiley Interscience. This couldn't be an actual academic paper.
Then I clicked.
Sweet Cuivienen.
hS
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Artic Blade's Agents, #1 by
on 2009-03-21 10:17:00 UTC
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The first sign that something was wrong was the odd feeling of the hairs on the back of her neck standing on end... The second, the bone-warping pain that spread throughout her body and the third was her bra literally exploding. Looking down at her body, Agent Liadan's eyes widened as she eyed her new body, a stereotypically beautiful one that wouldn't look out of place in the Miss Sue Universe competition held annually on a small asteroid heading directly for a black hole.
Turning almost agonisingly slowly, Liadan's eyes glinted dangerously as they spied the reason for her abrupt change. Agent Lunac, member of the Department of Mary-Sues Video Gaming Division (General) stood there. There were reports he was frequently a few sandwiches short of a picnic, and by the time Liadan was through with him, he'd be three body parts short of a man. Cracking her fingers ominously, she walked forward...
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Wow guys... Time for some giggles by
on 2009-03-21 10:05:00 UTC
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I head out for a few days and there's a minor meltdown? I dnno whether to be upset or appalled...
But in that thread, it's obvious we need to take a look at the reason the PPC started: Pure humour and enjoyment.
For that, I ask you to recount your Agent's most humerous incident, whether it happened in (Fictional) training, a mission overrun by the Teletubbies or something as tripping over in the cafeteria, startling the Ypurs into a stampede and getting caught up for the ride by their underwear.
So bring it in! Bring in your funniest, bring in the stuff you can't help but giggle at. All I ask is that it deals with your Agents, or the commonly owned ones. no touchy of anyone else's ;)
So get the creative juices going, and let's go!
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Re: In Soviet Fire Nation... by
on 2009-03-21 09:00:00 UTC
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What the frick is this snark?!!!
*snarls* What the zarking heck did they do to ZUKO?!!!!
*is a foaming Zuko fangirl and admits it*
Kill it. Or, if no one's claimed it yet, I could use it as a beginner mission for my new agents. Can I kill this?
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Floaters are more fun anyway. by
on 2009-03-21 08:00:00 UTC
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Why restrict yourself to one kind of fic in one fandom when you can do any fics from any fandom? It really is a lot more fun.
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Not everything is departmentalised. And even if it is... by
on 2009-03-21 07:12:00 UTC
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... we often don't stick to them. You saw that last Wicked mission; there were no Mary Sues, but Agent Sedri took it on anyway, since there are apparently very few people doing the Wicked continuumn. Trojie's in the Bad Slash department, but I hauled her in anyway.
Best advice I have is not to bind your Agent(s) to such a small area. Be a Floater for a while and see what you like best. :)
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I think not. And she said no replies, so please don't reply (nm) by
on 2009-03-21 07:02:00 UTC
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*laughs* Oh, thank you for that. :) by
on 2009-03-21 07:01:00 UTC
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The link's not working for me, but just the excerpts are enough. :)
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Re: OOC is more of a charge than a Department. by
on 2009-03-21 05:58:00 UTC
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Ahhhhkay.
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And reasonably-priced love! (nm) by
on 2009-03-21 05:41:00 UTC
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And thank you for the post above this one. by
on 2009-03-21 05:40:00 UTC
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*toasts with Bleeprum*
To humor and good writing! And a hard-boiled egg!
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That phrase reminds me... by
on 2009-03-21 05:30:00 UTC
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...of microbes swimming around in a petri dish.
"Slipper texts in a culture of unfinish," indeed. Though I guess it could be taken as rather dirty, yes. Either way, the mental image is strangely appropriate. :)