fishers64

This quiz is too hard. Can I withdraw from this class and get my money back?

 

 

I have no visual arts skills

You also are a liar. 

He said "Visual arts." If he said he had no image editing skills, then he'd be called a liar.

 

Image editing qualifies as a visual art.

 

Besides, Rule #1.  

 

 

No, BZPower is not getting incorporated. 

 

Whew. 

 

 

I have no visual arts skills

You also are a liar. 

 

 

But seriously man, you do better art than me, which is kinda saying something. It's saying that I have -2057 visual arts skills.

on the one hand i like socks

on the other hand if its warm enough i try to avoid wearing them and let the feet breathe

This. 

 

I also love slippers. 

No, you shouldn't.

 

I don't know what to use a blog for. Mine is filled with lame project announcements, random thoughts, random life stories, and peanut butter. 

*fishers walks into the room*

 

*decides that this conversation is not for her*

 

*walks out*

But Extrenix is the name of a mask.

 

Maybe that's fine, I guess.

Lots of Mafia happened, and I died a bunch of times, even though I was innocent most of those times. 

Thank you for the encouragement, though I think I'm being realistic when I say this needs a lot of work.

Arg, you're starting to sound like my dad. If you want to get things done, you gotta push that "realism" aside.

 

If I were "realistic" I would never have hosted an HF RPG and a G&T game in the middle of a school semester. But in two days the latter will be history and no longer hanging over my head, and it was worth it all. Likewise, I've wanted to host HF RPG since freaking 2011 - there was no putting that off either.

 

Realism sticks you with the status quo - story unrevised, project undone. Pushing the limits gets you out of there.

 

I'm not saying it's very, very easy to go overboard with the whole "light/shadow" thing, I'm just saying you could probably confuse parts of this draft for a Kingdom Hearts fanfic if you changed the names.

I've never played Kingdom Hearts, so I wouldn't know.

 

If you ever wondered "can unhealthy, repetitive amounts of angst and borderline power-of-friendship crud wind up in the same chapter?" then the answer is "yes, just look at GSR's first drafts."

And this is a bad thing? It stretches my memory to imagine a story where angst and power of friendship have gone in the same chapter. But maybe that's because it's one in the morning.

Those Bionicles don't grow on trees.

Why did you choose the name Bonkle?

HF RPG 3.0: Organic Dystopia.

Yeah, all the old library people are starting to run together. 

 

The "revitalize the Library!" campaign may have to happen, but I won't be heading it for a long while. So busy. It's doing better than some other places around here, and worse than others. 

I think I remember you - pretty active in the Library, and I think you wrote a short story about Hero Factory with some legendary character and a sun-type-thing? 

 

In any case, welcome back!

I have a list of six novel concepts that are pretty close to the same boat. One particular concept has been revised so much that the draft I started with and the one I have now are almost completely different things. (In my defense, when I started that one I was 12.) 

 

To make it more BZP, I suffered through this with Late to the Party and to a degree with Amethyst. I gritted my teeth and forced myself to go through both, and I found it to be a rewarding experience. I did use a new writing method for Amethyst in the end, which helped, and I did take a break to do a lot of other projects in the middle, but that's how my motivation works - gotta have variety, or I'm a dead ice fisherwoman. (Some people to live to bring order to variety. I have no idea how they live. )

 

My motivation has sagged and returned...just finish the blasted thing. You'll feel so much better about yourself. Now, granted, I'm the blasted choleric bulldog who never gives up on nothing, but I've found that giving up on projects just leaves me tired and depressed - if I can even give up. Most of the time my mind doesn't even consider the possibility, so I'm having trouble relating. XP

 

As for remembering, I never read that particular work, but I did read your beautiful short stories in the past, and I think a lot of people will remember them as well. I'd also be happy to beta read your longer work - but it might take me some time, as I'm in the middle of a lot of other things at the moment, plus it's longer.  

 

You really are a better writer than you think you are IMO. That's my opinion, though - so take it with salt.

I always thought the reporter color was yellow. 

 

Anyway, I like the colors, but I don't put too much stock in them. At the end of the day, we are all people, whether black, orange, yellow, or blue. Or even green or red. 

*sits down and turns off the cool dance music I was already playing*

 

What, I never do that.

Title suggestion: "Comics from the Void: Etched on the Way Down"

Some of the transitions were a little abrupt, but I really liked it anyway. I now want to translate all that Okoto writing now.

Time to break out the old read and review. *chomps donut*

I'd support a Thornax Launcher variation.

Great minds think alike.

 

Sure, I'd play a Thornax Launcher game. 

I am so behind on life. 

I can relate. I hate moving. 

 

And I like things that stay constant no matter you are.