Got a huge pile of them here... Maybe I should start up a food company for Minis...
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Need more? by
on 2008-07-20 13:02:00 UTC
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They love 'em! by
on 2008-07-20 11:25:00 UTC
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I've never seen them enjoy anything that much except bacon.
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*Passes along the bits of some Pokemorph!Sues* by
on 2008-07-20 10:50:00 UTC
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Tell me what the Balrogs think of those. I've got plenty here.
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I vote for #50 by
on 2008-07-20 10:34:00 UTC
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Though I'm partial to adding one or more together. How about 'There Will Be Glitter, a Thousand Elephants and an annoyingly long subtitle that really only wastes time but provides a hand distraction so that we may steal your money'?
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Hmm... by
on 2008-07-20 10:31:00 UTC
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Well, he has three of those reddish border-collie pup things from Final Fantasy X-2 (Their mother was a Cute Animal Friend). Additionally, there is also a recently found Mini-Chocobo, which COULD pass for a normal animal, if it isn't seen too frequently (Use of a SEP Field would be useful).
There is also a horse who is the (Eugh) daughter of Epona, from Legend of Zelda, and therefore, very intelligent. No found 'Suish qualities yet though.
Other than that, he has a Kecleon in stroage which can change its colour to look like a normal chameleon. There's also Arit, the mini-Agent who shapeshifts on demand since no-one knows what he is, so he could be used to suit the way daemons change their shape if your Agents are adapting a young persona.
And that's about it. Arit would probably be your best bet though, since he's intelligent. Other than that, maybe Epona's daughter? She was never really given a name, so if you want, your Agents could name her, or something like that.
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Ooh, clever. That could work. (nm) by
on 2008-07-20 10:02:00 UTC
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Actually, I was thinking... by
on 2008-07-20 09:45:00 UTC
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...of gloves that can stimulate leather from Canon creatures from across the Multiverse,like Dragons or Kine of Araw.
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It's like birthday season here. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! by
on 2008-07-20 08:19:00 UTC
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Have a Freeze Ray, courtesy of Dr. Horrible. It's not a death ray or an ice beam - that's so Johnny Snow.
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I posted about this earlier, but agreed. by
on 2008-07-20 08:18:00 UTC
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It wins the internet. I can't get that song from Act III, "Slipping", out of my head.
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Gloves with glopsnerch? *grin* by
on 2008-07-20 06:47:00 UTC
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Okay, that's sound, but something similar?
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Thank you so much! by
on 2008-07-20 03:08:00 UTC
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I head about this on the radio and wasn't by any computer and I was wondering how I was going to remember this!!!
Leto
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Yessums by
on 2008-07-20 02:25:00 UTC
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It was posted. Since it's probably about two pages in the past, I'll post it again:
1. Celebi's Diary
Celebi Dumbledore, granddaughter of Albus Dumbledore and niece of Voldemort, releases herself from fulfilling her duty as a death eater and turns to Harry's arms. What will happen to her promised marriage and love to Draco?
Now, since little Celebi happens to offend two continuums, that's why I'm making the punishment extra mean, by pitting King Dodongo:
and Volvagia:
against each other in a big death match. Since both use fire, Celebi will be tied to a stake in the center of the field. To prolong her suffering, she will be doused in fire-resilient oil, and subject to the occasional healing charm from the crowd. Of course, other charms are also welcome. The match will end when there is a definite victory by King Dodongo or Volvagia, and the 'Sue has been destroyed. Should Celebi live through the first battle, we will cast an illusion on Celebi to make her look like Link, from Legend of Zelda. That should just about do it.
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Where's the Master List of Minis for fandoms without OFUs? by
on 2008-07-20 02:03:00 UTC
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Or for those fandoms where the OFU headmaster/mistress isn't managing the minis? I know Battle Hamster takes care of the Mini-Razors, but what of the others? The PPC wiki isn't much help...
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I agree! Good! But what about the Canon influence? by
on 2008-07-20 02:01:00 UTC
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Or do you propose that this now be Poison Duct Tape instead of Canon Duct Tape? PDT would be just as useful, but I do love the idea of original canon Words being bound in the grey tape and killing the Sues with Canon overdose...
Or am I just all mixed up?
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Happy Birthday! I know there's a gift in here somewhere... by
on 2008-07-20 01:58:00 UTC
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*rummages through bag* aHA!
Have a spork!
Because everyone needs sporks. A lot of them.
Hapy Birthday!
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That was good! Thanks for the link, Neshomeh. (nm) by
on 2008-07-20 01:55:00 UTC
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Otanjobi omedeto! by
on 2008-07-20 01:36:00 UTC
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And since Cassie already gave you twolips, I gift you with a piece of reverse wood. Have fun!
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The tellings. by
on 2008-07-19 20:44:00 UTC
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Props to Sara. I liked the turn of phrase. {= )
So, thoughts. First of all, Eponine is way more sympathetic than I thought just from hearing the soundtrack. Whoever does her voice in the original cast recording is really, really annoying, which makes it hard to like her. The actress I saw was very good, though. She's probably the most interesting female character in the play.
I'm still not entirely sure what the play is "about," but I am sure it isn't about the Revolution. This is very strange to me. The Revolution feels like the climax of the story because it has the biggest action, but for everyone but the students, it's merely incidental. It forces Valjean, Javert, Eponine, and Marius into some choices they wouldn't have had to make otherwise, but other than that, it accomplishes nothing. As the chorus observes, the world goes on more or less unchanged. It's completely tragic in that sense, and it confuses my sense of plot. I don't think there is a plot in the regular sense--it's just the chronicles of the lives of a few people trying to get by the best they can in a hard world.
When I say I don't know what it's about, I think I mean I'm not sure what the take-home message is. Maybe there isn't one of those, either. Maybe we're just supposed to think about it thoroughly.
In all the drama, it was good to have the Thenardiers to break the tension once in a while. They're so delightfully horrible, and they add comedy without trivializing the drama. In fact, the way those rats seem to have the last laugh just highlights the terrible state of things.
All of the cast was very good with the possible exception of Fantine, which is too bad. Even though I cried at her death scene, I was glad I wouldn't have to listen to her anymore. Javert was probably the best. He had some kind of accent; I'm not sure what, but it made him stand out, and his voice was great. Valjean sounded like Valjean--very impressive, what with the demanding range in the part.
Men have an unfair advantage when it comes to range. Anyone can train their voice to go higher (whether it sounds good is another matter), but the bottom of your range is the bottom of your range. You can't train your vocal cords to be longer than they are. Also, there's only so high a soprano can go before nobody wants to hear those notes, even if she's exceptionally gifted. {= P
All those long-haired bass/baritones reminded me of my long-haired bass/baritone. ^_^
~Neshomeh
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*chomps on Tomato* by
on 2008-07-19 20:05:00 UTC
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Birthday bite.
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Fine.
*gives Tomato a large chocolate birthday cake as well*
Hope you have a happy birthday~.
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I propose... by
on 2008-07-19 19:48:00 UTC
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... that the poison, or whatever is put on the sticky side, is activated by glitter, or some other property specific to 'Sues. That would minimize the danger to Canons and Agents (though some extra precautions would have to be taken for ex-Sue Agents).
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I'll take Breon to the Adoption Centre. by
on 2008-07-19 19:46:00 UTC
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If anyone wants to adopt him, y'all can get in touch with me. I have contact addresses on the wiki.
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How wonderful! by
on 2008-07-19 19:43:00 UTC
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A friend of mine recently returned from London, and has described several times how she was able to see Les Mis there. We are extremely envious of her (and you as well). Glad the experience was all you hoped for!
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OT: Everyone must see this. by
on 2008-07-19 19:41:00 UTC
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http://www.drhorrible.com/
It's only up for free until midnight tomorrow night, so go watch! If you like supervillains, musicals, Nathan Fillion, or Joss Whedon at all, you will not regret it.
~Neshomeh
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Happy Birthday! Welcome to the world of adulthood! by
on 2008-07-19 19:38:00 UTC
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I gift you with a large bunch of twolips and a basket of Bleeprin-berries, grown in the garden of my plover and bunny, Dan and Oggy.