... yes. June or July.
May I borrow one or two? All that will happen is that they'll be wandering down a corridor and randomly be presented with baked goods.
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Probably around July by
on 2008-08-21 07:15:00 UTC
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Well... by
on 2008-08-21 06:30:00 UTC
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...not quite as the procedure directed, but close enough.
I have no idea if I've actually managed to be humorous. I try, but... yeah. It's not something you can really judge for yourself.
The Agents mentioned are the ones I plan to write on a fairly regular basis once I get Permission. I'm fairly certain that, since this is technically not a mission, it's fine. I hope.
Here.
*hides under table* First piece of writing I've even vaguely shared with anyone associated with the Board. I welcome concrit. : )
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When in 2006? by
on 2008-08-21 06:04:00 UTC
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Tawaki worked with Nick from January through August, was in Medical into October, and worked with Iskillion and Hul after that.
Tadkeeta was recruited into Floaters (with Agent Tira) through March, and then transferred to DoGA with T'Zar. She was a teenager until May, when she experienced six years on the Hyperaccelerated Planet and came back a tough twentysomething. She took a few weeks to adjust the PPC again.
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Well, write it! This is PERFECT for a... by
on 2008-08-21 03:58:00 UTC
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well, not a mission, exactly, but an interlude in HQ. *grin*
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Meh - if that's the case, we'll bore them (nm) by
on 2008-08-21 03:57:00 UTC
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Well... by
on 2008-08-21 03:44:00 UTC
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Jenni was around, pretty much as she is now, and so was Supernumerary. He was still partnered with Agent Cameo, though, and she is a scary person. Her bio is here: http://starshadowhall.tripod.com/ppc/plotholes/cameo.html
Just let me know if you need more details.
~Neshomeh
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Plea for help from anyone whose Agents were in HQ in 2006... by
on 2008-08-21 03:21:00 UTC
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I'm trying to write the missing piece of Agent Trojie's backstory; her year of insanity during 2006. I need a few volunteers for brief (one or two line) cameos. They will be returned unharmed; the worst that will happen to them is they'll be fed freshly-baked scones ...
I'd rather use actual Agents than make up a few bit characters, is all, but I'm not sure who has Agents that were actually around in 2006, so any volunteers would be really appreciated.
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Experiment #1: by
on 2008-08-21 00:25:00 UTC
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Find a sugary-sweet 'Sue
Find her glass or bottle of water
Replace the contents of said glass/bottle with sulphuric acid, which just happens to be clear. Please do this without the 'Sue noticing.
Wait for the 'Sue to take a drink.
Take detailed notes and share.
...okay, so I'm partial to sulphuric acid. Oh well.
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Na! Flouric! by
on 2008-08-21 00:18:00 UTC
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Hydrogen flouride, all the way, baby!
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*grin* Indeed! (nm) by
on 2008-08-21 00:06:00 UTC
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Oo! I want one... logging into email... (nm) by
on 2008-08-20 23:48:00 UTC
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You could adopt a mini-Balrog. by
on 2008-08-20 23:34:00 UTC
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I run the mini-Balrog Adoptions List, and I have 346 of them to keep fed and entertained. Taking one or two off my hands would be appreciated.
The list can be found here: http://www.freewebs.com/cassie5squared/anunofficiallist.htm
Email me at cassie.dramateacher at yahoo dot co dot uk if you want to adopt one.
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That episode terrified me. by
on 2008-08-20 23:29:00 UTC
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I couldn't go anywhere in my flat without my back to the wall for days.
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As you were entitiled to. by
on 2008-08-20 23:02:00 UTC
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It's good that your first response was civil. That gives them a chance to be civil as well, or, as it seems, to chew you out for 'criticizing' another player. Then, by all means, chew them out. Unfortunately, it looks like they're not going to let you. Seems cowardly to me, accusing you of something then preventing you from defending yourself.
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I didn't have the chance to take gloves off by
on 2008-08-20 21:46:00 UTC
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I wasn't rude at all about it. The closest I came to being rude and snarky was my response to one person that I'd been to Oxford and unless there was a part of the city I'd missed, her description of nothing in sight but hills and green didn't fit Oxford, it was Oxfordshire, which Oxford is in.
I would've told them plainly and politely to sod off; it was a PUBLIC post and I'd made a comment OOC so whoever has a problem can take a long walk off a short cliff.
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That's wrong. by
on 2008-08-20 21:39:00 UTC
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Wow, that's not a nice RP site. This is why I like RPing on Landel's Damned. You wouldn't get chewed out for correcting that mistake there. You'd get thanked very kindly for your concern, no sarcasm at all.
Anyways, I personally would have only been polite the first time. Then I'd would have gotten all, Okay, be wrong for your entire life and look like an idiot. Not my place to help you prevent that fate. Then again that's because the only two RP sites I've been proficient on are either A) full of Mary-Sues that need smiting or B) would never have that issue.
...actually, I just can't help provoking the uptight like that. Look at me, I'm rambling. Anyways, that's an immature reaction to the situation, ESPECIALLY if you have been making a point of being nice about it.
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Go ahead, help yourself. by
on 2008-08-20 21:28:00 UTC
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I find them here and there.
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Can I take Tim Riddle? by
on 2008-08-20 21:19:00 UTC
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Michel and Rouge need a Mini.
Where do you find these things?
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Re: There's another one, I think by
on 2008-08-20 21:09:00 UTC
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I quite liked that.
Discworld has some real good writers, it seems. I hadn't checked out any fanfic of the series.
P.S. I have seen all of ONE Doctor Who episode in my life, and it was 'Blink' (i.e., the one where the honorable Doctor is hardly a part of the proceedings), yet I could picture all the characters clearly and tell that they were in-character. Thanks, Livejournal.
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"Instead of ultimate evil, box contained crayon drawing." by
on 2008-08-20 20:43:00 UTC
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Would not buy again.
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Oh, and if Nevada-tan wasn't a real person ... by
on 2008-08-20 20:07:00 UTC
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... and it therefore wasn't sick and weird to glorify a seriously disturbed kid, we could mention her. The intarnetz seem to have fictionalised her to a reasonable degree, though ...
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Would be another chance for Skyfire to lecture them. by
on 2008-08-20 19:58:00 UTC
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"What's in that box?"
"What box?"
"The one you're hiding behind your back." *sniff* "Why can I smell ultimate evil?"
"You can smell that?"
"I did work for a Lead Villain, you know."
Wonder what a couple of bored teenage girls would make someone do to win an object of ultimate evil power which they didn't want anymore ... maybe they could just sell it on Ebay? Going through the stupid bidding war is enough of a trial.
Which Object do you think they should use? Holder of the End is well-known because it's the first one, fairly simple to defeat and still kills you in an unpleasant manner if you screw it up, which a /b/tard troll undoubtedly would because they only pay attention to the Yiff In Hell thing.