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 Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 1:49 pm
Augusts Monthly Collectables= It's a siiiiign.....
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 1:51 pm
PinkieKitty Hey, speaking of adding on... Let's listen to Pinkie spam more about the Classic Literature Theme! I'll reiterate the old room ideas and add on the ones we were talking about earlier. Moby-d**k-- What else? They're on the deck of a ship, hunting down the whale that harmed the captain (killed his parents, took his leg, whatever you want). Shakespeare-- A more romantic-themed room in Renissance style, with identity mix-ups, marriages, sword fights, Shakespearian insults, and maybe even a death or two. O_o Frankenstein-- A horror-based room set in a mad science lab! The hosts are working to bring a corpse back to life! Great Gatsby-- A 1920s bootleg party! Pool, flapper dresses, bobbed hair, and a lot of sleeze. Huck Finn-- A party on the Mississippi River! We have a classic hoedown. Grimm Fairy Tales-- A lot can be done with this room, depending on what stories you want to use. It could kind of be a "masquerade of monsters" with the different beasts of Grimm Fairy Tales (goblins, trolls, fairies, bleh). You'll have to excuse me, I'm not terribly familiar with these tales yet. Treasure Island-- This is iffy, since there was a pirate room this year, so it may or may not be used. But this would be a party on deck of a pirate ship or an island, searching for treasure. Knights of the Round Table-- A party set in Camelot, with jousting, archery, sword fighting, wooing women, and the hosts can be the knights, and the king! Dracula-- Murder mystery-esque style, the guests are trapped in the house with a vampire. One by one the hosts are dying (or because we don't want to lose any of our hosts, turning into vampires maybe?) and the guests need to find out who the original one is and stop he spread of the disease! Don Quixote-- Okay, you'll have to forgive me. In my short 18 years of life, I have not read this book, nor am I terribly familiar with this. Sabatagear might be able to help with this one more. Perhaps set in spain. O_o And perhaps ones for Infinite Jest, or Sophocles (though I'm sure no one wants to party in an Oedipus themed room). I approve of your inclusion of Dracula... the rest are insignificant.
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 1:51 pm
Sachie Whitby PinkieKitty Hey, speaking of adding on... Let's listen to Pinkie spam more about the Classic Literature Theme! I'll reiterate the old room ideas and add on the ones we were talking about earlier. Moby-d**k-- What else? They're on the deck of a ship, hunting down the whale that harmed the captain (killed his parents, took his leg, whatever you want). Shakespeare-- A more romantic-themed room in Renissance style, with identity mix-ups, marriages, sword fights, Shakespearian insults, and maybe even a death or two. O_o Frankenstein-- A horror-based room set in a mad science lab! The hosts are working to bring a corpse back to life! Great Gatsby-- A 1920s bootleg party! Pool, flapper dresses, bobbed hair, and a lot of sleeze. Huck Finn-- A party on the Mississippi River! We have a classic hoedown. Grimm Fairy Tales-- A lot can be done with this room, depending on what stories you want to use. It could kind of be a "masquerade of monsters" with the different beasts of Grimm Fairy Tales (goblins, trolls, fairies, bleh). You'll have to excuse me, I'm not terribly familiar with these tales yet. Treasure Island-- This is iffy, since there was a pirate room this year, so it may or may not be used. But this would be a party on deck of a pirate ship or an island, searching for treasure. Knights of the Round Table-- A party set in Camelot, with jousting, archery, sword fighting, wooing women, and the hosts can be the knights, and the king! Dracula-- Murder mystery-esque style, the guests are trapped in the house with a vampire. One by one the hosts are dying (or because we don't want to lose any of our hosts, turning into vampires maybe?) and the guests need to find out who the original one is and stop he spread of the disease! Don Quixote-- Okay, you'll have to forgive me. In my short 18 years of life, I have not read this book, nor am I terribly familiar with this. Sabatagear might be able to help with this one more. Perhaps set in spain. O_o And perhaps ones for Infinite Jest, or Sophocles (though I'm sure no one wants to party in an Oedipus themed room). I approve of your inclusion of Dracula... the rest are insignificant. Haha, now I wonder what room you'd be in if we used this... ^_^
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 1:54 pm
New Themes Added to List!
[If I missed yours, it's because I had important stuff to do... drink blood, sleep, avoid sunlight, drink blood, not do anything that counts as real work, etc]
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 1:54 pm
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 1:59 pm
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Spottedteddybears Vice Captain
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:01 pm
Lets see..I can't think of any new ideas but I love the following ones:
Carnival/Circus, Classic Literature, Museum, Medieval, Folklore, and Animal♥
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:05 pm
PinkieKitty Sachie Whitby PinkieKitty Hey, speaking of adding on... Let's listen to Pinkie spam more about the Classic Literature Theme! I'll reiterate the old room ideas and add on the ones we were talking about earlier. Moby-d**k-- What else? They're on the deck of a ship, hunting down the whale that harmed the captain (killed his parents, took his leg, whatever you want). Shakespeare-- A more romantic-themed room in Renissance style, with identity mix-ups, marriages, sword fights, Shakespearian insults, and maybe even a death or two. O_o Frankenstein-- A horror-based room set in a mad science lab! The hosts are working to bring a corpse back to life! Great Gatsby-- A 1920s bootleg party! Pool, flapper dresses, bobbed hair, and a lot of sleeze. Huck Finn-- A party on the Mississippi River! We have a classic hoedown. Grimm Fairy Tales-- A lot can be done with this room, depending on what stories you want to use. It could kind of be a "masquerade of monsters" with the different beasts of Grimm Fairy Tales (goblins, trolls, fairies, bleh). You'll have to excuse me, I'm not terribly familiar with these tales yet. Treasure Island-- This is iffy, since there was a pirate room this year, so it may or may not be used. But this would be a party on deck of a pirate ship or an island, searching for treasure. Knights of the Round Table-- A party set in Camelot, with jousting, archery, sword fighting, wooing women, and the hosts can be the knights, and the king! Dracula-- Murder mystery-esque style, the guests are trapped in the house with a vampire. One by one the hosts are dying (or because we don't want to lose any of our hosts, turning into vampires maybe?) and the guests need to find out who the original one is and stop he spread of the disease! Don Quixote-- Okay, you'll have to forgive me. In my short 18 years of life, I have not read this book, nor am I terribly familiar with this. Sabatagear might be able to help with this one more. Perhaps set in spain. O_o And perhaps ones for Infinite Jest, or Sophocles (though I'm sure no one wants to party in an Oedipus themed room). I approve of your inclusion of Dracula... the rest are insignificant. Haha, now I wonder what room you'd be in if we used this... ^_^ Clearly the Dracula room.... You need someone who is the obvious suspect that really isn't the person did it.... That way people can run around in circles trying to prove I did it, follow me around trying to keep me under observation, etc etc... Naturally I'm going to notice all these people following me, lurking behind tables and bookcases, then automatically give them the slip occasionally.... so that the real killer can pick another person off when I'm not watched.... and fake guests! You can't kill off the real guests, so there would be some fake guests [via mules] that would occasionally go wandering off by themselves specifically to be killed off just to add to the danger. Just in case nobody figures this out that I'm only the decoy vampire is not the killer, the real killer will take someone out while I'm in a room with five other people observing me on the third day.
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:06 pm
That's the best emoticon ever!
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:10 pm
Alias Facade Gwendolyn Barrett Not sure if this is good Idea but Some thing to do strictly with the Victorian Era. Queen Victoria and King Arthur are the main host and Co-host, their castle is the main room The other rooms are Noble Houses that are have parties of their own as well. The host and secondary host would be the Lord and Lady of the house the co-hosts could be children, maids and butlers I love the idea of a Victorian theme, but I'm not sure how Arthur would fit in (Considering his reign was a full millennium prior) unless you wanted to reference The Once and Future King somehow... Victoria actually married Prince Albert, which would be tough to introduce without a considerable amount of juvenile sniggering nowadays, I'm afraid xp That's what I meant, was Albert not Arthur damn brain fart.
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:11 pm
Sachie Whitby PinkieKitty Sachie Whitby PinkieKitty Hey, speaking of adding on... Let's listen to Pinkie spam more about the Classic Literature Theme! I'll reiterate the old room ideas and add on the ones we were talking about earlier. Moby-d**k-- What else? They're on the deck of a ship, hunting down the whale that harmed the captain (killed his parents, took his leg, whatever you want). Shakespeare-- A more romantic-themed room in Renissance style, with identity mix-ups, marriages, sword fights, Shakespearian insults, and maybe even a death or two. O_o Frankenstein-- A horror-based room set in a mad science lab! The hosts are working to bring a corpse back to life! Great Gatsby-- A 1920s bootleg party! Pool, flapper dresses, bobbed hair, and a lot of sleeze. Huck Finn-- A party on the Mississippi River! We have a classic hoedown. Grimm Fairy Tales-- A lot can be done with this room, depending on what stories you want to use. It could kind of be a "masquerade of monsters" with the different beasts of Grimm Fairy Tales (goblins, trolls, fairies, bleh). You'll have to excuse me, I'm not terribly familiar with these tales yet. Treasure Island-- This is iffy, since there was a pirate room this year, so it may or may not be used. But this would be a party on deck of a pirate ship or an island, searching for treasure. Knights of the Round Table-- A party set in Camelot, with jousting, archery, sword fighting, wooing women, and the hosts can be the knights, and the king! Dracula-- Murder mystery-esque style, the guests are trapped in the house with a vampire. One by one the hosts are dying (or because we don't want to lose any of our hosts, turning into vampires maybe?) and the guests need to find out who the original one is and stop he spread of the disease! Don Quixote-- Okay, you'll have to forgive me. In my short 18 years of life, I have not read this book, nor am I terribly familiar with this. Sabatagear might be able to help with this one more. Perhaps set in spain. O_o And perhaps ones for Infinite Jest, or Sophocles (though I'm sure no one wants to party in an Oedipus themed room). I approve of your inclusion of Dracula... the rest are insignificant. Haha, now I wonder what room you'd be in if we used this... ^_^ Clearly the Dracula room.... You need someone who is the obvious suspect that really isn't the person did it.... That way people can run around in circles trying to prove I did it, follow me around trying to keep me under observation, etc etc... Naturally I'm going to notice all these people following me, lurking behind tables and bookcases, then automatically give them the slip occasionally.... so that the real killer can pick another person off when I'm not watched.... and fake guests! You can't kill off the real guests, so there would be some fake guests [via mules] that would occasionally go wandering off by themselves specifically to be killed off just to add to the danger. Just in case nobody figures this out that I'm only the decoy vampire is not the killer, the real killer will take someone out while I'm in a room with five other people observing me on the third day. And in the end, it's like, the average person, not the most innocent, or the least. Someone who's been afraid of the vampire, gaining people's trust, and such. That would be so much fun! I found the emote for you, Sachie.
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:13 pm
PinkieKitty Sachie Whitby PinkieKitty Sachie Whitby PinkieKitty Hey, speaking of adding on... Let's listen to Pinkie spam more about the Classic Literature Theme! I'll reiterate the old room ideas and add on the ones we were talking about earlier. Moby-d**k-- What else? They're on the deck of a ship, hunting down the whale that harmed the captain (killed his parents, took his leg, whatever you want). Shakespeare-- A more romantic-themed room in Renissance style, with identity mix-ups, marriages, sword fights, Shakespearian insults, and maybe even a death or two. O_o Frankenstein-- A horror-based room set in a mad science lab! The hosts are working to bring a corpse back to life! Great Gatsby-- A 1920s bootleg party! Pool, flapper dresses, bobbed hair, and a lot of sleeze. Huck Finn-- A party on the Mississippi River! We have a classic hoedown. Grimm Fairy Tales-- A lot can be done with this room, depending on what stories you want to use. It could kind of be a "masquerade of monsters" with the different beasts of Grimm Fairy Tales (goblins, trolls, fairies, bleh). You'll have to excuse me, I'm not terribly familiar with these tales yet. Treasure Island-- This is iffy, since there was a pirate room this year, so it may or may not be used. But this would be a party on deck of a pirate ship or an island, searching for treasure. Knights of the Round Table-- A party set in Camelot, with jousting, archery, sword fighting, wooing women, and the hosts can be the knights, and the king! Dracula-- Murder mystery-esque style, the guests are trapped in the house with a vampire. One by one the hosts are dying (or because we don't want to lose any of our hosts, turning into vampires maybe?) and the guests need to find out who the original one is and stop he spread of the disease! Don Quixote-- Okay, you'll have to forgive me. In my short 18 years of life, I have not read this book, nor am I terribly familiar with this. Sabatagear might be able to help with this one more. Perhaps set in spain. O_o And perhaps ones for Infinite Jest, or Sophocles (though I'm sure no one wants to party in an Oedipus themed room). I approve of your inclusion of Dracula... the rest are insignificant. Haha, now I wonder what room you'd be in if we used this... ^_^ Clearly the Dracula room.... You need someone who is the obvious suspect that really isn't the person did it.... That way people can run around in circles trying to prove I did it, follow me around trying to keep me under observation, etc etc... Naturally I'm going to notice all these people following me, lurking behind tables and bookcases, then automatically give them the slip occasionally.... so that the real killer can pick another person off when I'm not watched.... and fake guests! You can't kill off the real guests, so there would be some fake guests [via mules] that would occasionally go wandering off by themselves specifically to be killed off just to add to the danger. Just in case nobody figures this out that I'm only the decoy vampire is not the killer, the real killer will take someone out while I'm in a room with five other people observing me on the third day. And in the end, it's like, the average person, not the most innocent, or the least. Someone who's been afraid of the vampire, gaining people's trust, and such. That would be so much fun! I found the emote for you, Sachie. That emote makes me love you. heart
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:17 pm
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:18 pm
Gwendolyn Barrett Alias Facade Gwendolyn Barrett Not sure if this is good Idea but Some thing to do strictly with the Victorian Era. Queen Victoria and King Arthur are the main host and Co-host, their castle is the main room The other rooms are Noble Houses that are have parties of their own as well. The host and secondary host would be the Lord and Lady of the house the co-hosts could be children, maids and butlers I love the idea of a Victorian theme, but I'm not sure how Arthur would fit in (Considering his reign was a full millennium prior) unless you wanted to reference The Once and Future King somehow... Victoria actually married Prince Albert, which would be tough to introduce without a considerable amount of juvenile sniggering nowadays, I'm afraid xp That's what I meant, was Albert not Arthur damn brain fart. Gotcha! Well, as long as we refer to him as King Albert I'm sure we can keep the jokes in check mrgreen
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Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2012 2:54 pm
What about an anime one. Kinda like the TV show idea or the grimms fairy tales with a manga idea. You become a Part of the manga or anime and someone tries to change it while you try to save the main characters or something to that effect
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