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 Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 8:43 am
Cinna101 Reservoir of Memory Cinna101 Reservoir of Memory YOU SIR! Suspense and Drama you say... Join me? Pweeze. I shall, and we shall go on this adventure. It will be....our adventure time. -glomps- YAY! (now if only I could get someone to come just kill things with me in the casual RP I set up >.>) Kill things you say?... I may have the time to throw a violent verse your way. Dude... I would love you forever. Work is driving me to homicide... I have been overlooked for more hours YET AGAIN because my half-drunk boss keeps hiring MORE bar floozies since he says they will do better at the bar since they're more 'fun'. I am debating just making a second RPC for the zombie thing and getting the story moving. It's a 3 (in RP) day storyline, and at the end of those three days the survivors escape or everyone dies... -shrug- And then if you had fun you just start it over. Quick violent, and I've always had a lot of fun since you can slap together a character in a minute and it reminds me of when I first started RPing, where I loved my chars but I wasn't as MORBIDLY afraid of letting them die as I became later. (Having a 2 week character approval process will do that to you lol)
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 8:55 am
Reservoir of Memory Cinna101 Reservoir of Memory Cinna101 Reservoir of Memory YOU SIR! Suspense and Drama you say... Join me? Pweeze. I shall, and we shall go on this adventure. It will be....our adventure time. -glomps- YAY! (now if only I could get someone to come just kill things with me in the casual RP I set up >.>) Kill things you say?... I may have the time to throw a violent verse your way. Dude... I would love you forever. Work is driving me to homicide... I have been overlooked for more hours YET AGAIN because my half-drunk boss keeps hiring MORE bar floozies since he says they will do better at the bar since they're more 'fun'. I am debating just making a second RPC for the zombie thing and getting the story moving. It's a 3 (in RP) day storyline, and at the end of those three days the survivors escape or everyone dies... -shrug- And then if you had fun you just start it over. Quick violent, and I've always had a lot of fun since you can slap together a character in a minute and it reminds me of when I first started RPing, where I loved my chars but I wasn't as MORBIDLY afraid of letting them die as I became later. (Having a 2 week character approval process will do that to you lol) 2 weeks? That's mighty picky. I think in all the time i've been roleplaying only one of my characters have died. And it was a god mod. I thinking killing characters could help my writing skills. Although probably not as much as popping pills. Maybe the reason iv'e been hating, zombie roleplays is because everyone survives. We could make a "character spam" zombie RP. Where your required to die every few posts or sooner. Then you can just make a new character and hop back in to die again. Sorry about your work. I don't work so i don't know your pain.
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 9:07 am
Cinna101 Reservoir of Memory Cinna101 Reservoir of Memory Cinna101 I shall, and we shall go on this adventure. It will be....our adventure time. -glomps- YAY! (now if only I could get someone to come just kill things with me in the casual RP I set up >.>) Kill things you say?... I may have the time to throw a violent verse your way. Dude... I would love you forever. Work is driving me to homicide... I have been overlooked for more hours YET AGAIN because my half-drunk boss keeps hiring MORE bar floozies since he says they will do better at the bar since they're more 'fun'. I am debating just making a second RPC for the zombie thing and getting the story moving. It's a 3 (in RP) day storyline, and at the end of those three days the survivors escape or everyone dies... -shrug- And then if you had fun you just start it over. Quick violent, and I've always had a lot of fun since you can slap together a character in a minute and it reminds me of when I first started RPing, where I loved my chars but I wasn't as MORBIDLY afraid of letting them die as I became later. (Having a 2 week character approval process will do that to you lol) 2 weeks? That's mighty picky. I think in all the time i've been roleplaying only one of my characters have died. And it was a god mod. I thinking killing characters could help my writing skills. Although probably not as much as popping pills. Maybe the reason iv'e been hating, zombie roleplays is because everyone survives. We could make a "character spam" zombie RP. Where your required to die every few posts or sooner. Then you can just make a new character and hop back in to die again. Sorry about your work. I don't work so i don't know your pain. Being able to kill characters, even minor ones is a skill not many people have... letting go can be hard. The RP usually only lasts a month and a half, so... enough time to RP and have fun, and die all in one lol. And it closes after the first week so you don't usually get the inactive character syndrome where the main chars die off after a month or two and you constantly have to recruit new people. By the time that starts you are usually dead anyway. Best part is, once you die, you get to come RP on the zombie side, which makes it more and more likely that in the end... EVERYONE dies. -giggle- And then you make a new one and start all over. (Some of my favorite moments came when I made really normal people, who have in their packs, a toothbrush, toothpaste and a change of clothes. It becomes a "IS THAT A THING?" -points to chair- "Can I lift it?" -yes- "Okay. Imma fight with it... ... until it breaks... ... and then I'm screwed. Unless I can find another thing."
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 10:04 am
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 10:22 am
-still giggling- Oh that was delightful! Thank you for posting that lol
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 11:44 am
Reservoir of Memory -snickers- Only sorta. A special breed of human called a "minimum wage slave". Very low on the food chain... sweatdrop
You're kind intrigues me.
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 11:45 am
Parween Reservoir of Memory -snickers- Only sorta. A special breed of human called a "minimum wage slave". Very low on the food chain... sweatdrop
You're kind intrigues me.Uh oh... -cowers- Intrigues you how, Oh-sheep-whose-dietary-habits-I-am-beginning-to-question?
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 11:58 am
Reservoir of Memory Uh oh... -cowers- Intrigues you how, Oh-sheep-whose-dietary-habits-I-am-beginning-to-question?
You're intriguing for the perseverance in the work you do.
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 12:04 pm
Parween Reservoir of Memory Uh oh... -cowers- Intrigues you how, Oh-sheep-whose-dietary-habits-I-am-beginning-to-question?
You're intriguing for the perseverance in the work you do.Ah... that is quite simply explained. I have a wonderful husband, and two furry little boys (a Maine Coon kitten and a 20lb 1/2 Siamese cat), and a wonderful home. And I want to make my home better. And my dream is that if I work hard enough, that someday we will own a house outright as well as our cars, and I will be able to retire before 30 from work to be a stay at home mom. The ultimate multi-class lol medic, referee, thesaurus, teacher, tutor, event coordinator, maid, cook, laundress, seamstress, dietitian, nurse, and nurturer.
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 1:27 pm
Reservoir of Memory Ah... that is quite simply explained. I have a wonderful husband, and two furry little boys (a Maine Coon kitten and a 20lb 1/2 Siamese cat), and a wonderful home. And I want to make my home better. And my dream is that if I work hard enough, that someday we will own a house outright as well as our cars, and I will be able to retire before 30 from work to be a stay at home mom. The ultimate multi-class lol medic, referee, thesaurus, teacher, tutor, event coordinator, maid, cook, laundress, seamstress, dietitian, nurse, and nurturer.
As a child I bet you wanted to be everything when you grow up and so now you're aiming for everything. TAKE ALL THE JOBS.
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 1:36 pm
Parween Reservoir of Memory Ah... that is quite simply explained. I have a wonderful husband, and two furry little boys (a Maine Coon kitten and a 20lb 1/2 Siamese cat), and a wonderful home. And I want to make my home better. And my dream is that if I work hard enough, that someday we will own a house outright as well as our cars, and I will be able to retire before 30 from work to be a stay at home mom. The ultimate multi-class lol medic, referee, thesaurus, teacher, tutor, event coordinator, maid, cook, laundress, seamstress, dietitian, nurse, and nurturer.
As a child I bet you wanted to be everything when you grow up and so now you're aiming for everything. TAKE ALL THE JOBS.-laughs- My mother was a (single) stay at home mom... so I guess that is why I loved it so much. I have wanted to be a Mom since I was VERY young... also kinda the reason I never dated... Why date if you're not looking for a partner to marry... most people didn't seem to understand that. lol The first reason that always comes to mind is all throughout school, I was probably sick less then a dozen times Pre-K to High School, but everytime I called my mother and in 10-15 minutes she was there to pick me up. And in those 10-15 minutes I saw other kids (because if I was sick... more then half the school was infected with the murder virus) call their parents at work 2-3 sometimes even three different numbers, work, secretary, cell, and get no answer. I never wanted that for my kids. I never wanted them to know what it was like to be miserable and sick and reach out for help and find none. So I have been multi-classing since I was very young. lol And the best part is I love it! It's really a passion for me rather then just a choice I picked because it was the least like work as a lot of people seem to think. If you do parenting the right way... (not letting the XBox and Modern Warfare 3 do the babysitting) being a stay at home parent is the hardest job of them all. -misty smile- But it is at least a half dozen years off from now. We have a spacious two bedroom apartment, two cats and all we need for right now, but to get any further we need a second car and my husband needs to move higher up the chain at work before I can stay at home and we can even consider kids. Good news is once I have TIME again (a full time job is murdering my efficiency) I can go back to home cooking and all the money saving measures I keep slipping up on since I have no time...
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 2:26 pm
; u;
That is the most awe inspiring and sweetest thing I have read in a while. From just reading this you're going to be an awesome mom.
I know some people date just so they don't feel lonely and/or have a therapist at hand. Kid you not I have seen it. XD
I've been that kid who rarely called and got no answer. Well technically the nurse called and got no answer. That was not a good day, not good at all.
What were some of your favorite classes?
Oh totes, parenting is a full-time job that sometimes doesn't end when the kids are off to college.
What are these cats names?
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 2:40 pm
Parween ; u;
That is the most awe inspiring and sweetest thing I have read in a while. From just reading this you're going to be an awesome mom.
I know some people date just so they don't feel lonely and/or have a therapist at hand. Kid you not I have seen it. XD
I've been that kid who rarely called and got no answer. Well technically the nurse called and got no answer. That was not a good day, not good at all.
What were some of your favorite classes?
Oh totes, parenting is a full-time job that sometimes doesn't end when the kids are off to college.
What are these cats names? I hope so... because I need to make up for the absolutely Bass-akwards families they are going to inherit... Gawd. I know... I WAS that therapist for more then a few... the same ones who kept professing their love for me and claiming if I just gave them a try I would 'grow' to love them too. . . . To which my response was... "I was not stupid enough to get pregnant before I was ready, so please, tell me why you want me to raise a child I didn't make? Go home to your mom if you want a tit to suck on... I want a partner I can rely on equally as much." And then came the crying and curses and calling me a tease etc. etc. etc. (-barf-) Nope... never again, now I just tell them I HAVE a husband. Poor sap... v.v Well, in high school I would have to say Biotechnology and Genetics, for College: Massage Therapy and Early Childhood Education, Electives were Choir and Home Economics... and Out of school classes were a big tie between my seven martial arts, equestrian and archery.... sweatdrop I was one of those kids, I went to community college and lived at home for a few years... The 20lb pure black cat is Monster, (with a green collar he looks like a can of monster and his first week at home he lived under our bed and in our closet. AND the best part? I named him Monster the moment I looked in his eyes, I could just see it fitting.) The younger, is now 13 weeks old, his name is Samson, he is a half-blood, long-hair, Maine Coon, Orange Tabby. And named after my grandparents' cat "Sam-I-Am" whom we all just called "Sam".
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 3:16 pm
That person definitely had problems they had to settle with themselves. And I think a relationship is the last thing the person needed. Probably a companion, like a cat or dog.
That sounds a bit scary. Good on you for calling him out.
Equestrian, archery, martial arts? What...what I'm I doing with my life and in college?
Sounds like you got to taste a bit of everything.
Bah, I didn't mean it like it's something to be looked down upon. It's a lot more common now a days to at times lean on parents while in college and after graduating. My only dream is to move out of here after three months after graduation. This place is poison to those who already graduated.
Haha, 'Monster.' Ah you had that spirit animal guide moment as you gazed into his eyes.
I hope he doesn't live up to his name. For my third year in college I lived with strangers who also went to college and owned dogs. They interleaved between dogs with their parents, staying from two or three dogs. Anyways one was named 'Monster.' He was a malamute/wolf mix, adorable looking, had anxiety issues with being alone or left outside. When alone that's when he lived up to his name wrecking the place.
Samson is an awesome name. I like it when pets are called with human names and not something like fluffy or snowball.
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Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 3:29 pm
There was not only the one. I was a DDD in a Gamer's Lounge at my college. I loved the attention. But GOD some of the guys there took it a bit too far that there was a GIRL... a HOT GIRL... willing to laugh and flirt with them. x.x Some of them were great, my husband was there with me, and I turned him down when he asked me out almost once a week for three years. But he always took it just fine and still played cards with me or we talked and walked around campus, but out of the dozen guys I turned down... there were about three that were kinda... funny about it. Soccer, lacross, fencing, sword fighting, tracking, herb lore, poisons, homeopathic medicine, anatomy and physiology, embroidery, sewing, baking, balancing a diet for special needs (diabetics, gallbladder sensitive, vegan, vegetarian, sceliac(sp?) and standard health, CPR, Wild first aid, setting bones, sculpting, jewelry crafting, pottery... curiosity is my DISEASE. v.v And as a writer I did 'research' which usually consisted of finding someone to teaching me XD I learn better hands on anyway lol Monster is 5 1/2, we got him at age 5, and he is SO chill. My husband calls him our portable rug. Samson is MY cat. My husband and I picked out Monster for me, but I brush him, feed him, clean his box, play with him... and the moment my husband gets home... I am nothing. He LOVES my husband. Sits with him on the back of the couch, sits at his feet at the dinner table, and sleeps with him at night. So we got Samson so I got SOME love... from anyone in this house... -pouts- (lol jk)
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