Lara White

Mata Nui Guard works the best I think. Despite what they may or may not be doing right now, their job is to protect all of Mata Nui from Makuta. The "Guard" part reminds people of the village Guards (the most famous of which being the elite Ta-Koro Guard, naturally), and the "Mata Nui" part says "We're here to protect everyone, not just one village."

It especially doesn't help when the person you're paranoid about starts getting ideas from your rants.

A note on RPG Contests: I have yet to meet someone for whom the prize is a motivation.

@ Hahli Husky: That's a pity. I always try to keep commitments that I've made, even when I have almost zero access to a computer. Hopefully this too shall pass.

Locus Abeo was really fun. Horrendously rule-breaking, but everyone had a lot of fun in the process.

I dunno, the BRPG Forum is pretty active. Of course, its next-door-neighbor the LEGO RPG forum hasn't even been set up by the staff yet.

I expect that this could go three ways: one, the other forums slowly die out while COT and the Creative Outlet struggle along and carry the torch to maintain BZPower until Bionicle returns, or until BZPower is retooled into something less Bionicle-centric in a well-meaning but likely forum-killing attempt to draw in new members. The third option is that eventually even COT and the Creative Outlet give out because Bioncle has been dead for far too long and even the staff have left BZP, Greg no longer tends his account here, and one by one, all the members grow too old or too busy.

In short, unless Bionicle comes back, we are facing either a short, violent death of BZP, or the long, slow, agonizing end that awaits all dead-product forums.

As someone who thinks that Eva was perfectly understandable and only slightly emotionally unbalanced, I do not feel interested in this MLP reboot.

I prefer serious works.

...What?

Aho: Seconded.

I... wh--

 

what?

 

No Lloyd. I was being ironic. I have never listened to their music. At all.

Yes, I'm aware, Aho. You just happened to be (mostly) accurate (in my opinion) and I figured I'd get a laugh out of your reaction.

Not sure what anyone else is trying to say here, though.

...Your point being? Everyone tends to "keep the faith", as you put it, with friends.

That's a very generic message.

That seems indicative of a high chance of recidivism, which means that you probably wouldn't get a chance for bail or parole.

The first few lines are indicative of narcissistic personality disorder as well. And yes, I do study these sorts of things because I'm bored.

Grand theft (anything more than $200 dollars (may be more or less depending on the state)) is punishable by up to a year in prison, while petty theft is punishable by up to six months. Repeat offenders may be subject to life imprisonment in some states.

However, if you are in "a place that kills", somehow I think that you may want to focus on getting out before you worry about life imprisonment.

(I know, I'm such a killjoy. However, pessimists tend to be right more often.)

I'm glad she's gotten to pre-kindergarten levels of comprehension.

But in all seriousness people, why is this such a big deal? It can't be that bad, can it?

Aho: Seconded.

HH: I...wha? What does a citizen's arrest have to do with anything?

No, but I am familiar with what happens to people who break the law. It generally involves prison, which I have no intention of going to.

A career in law enforcement is generally hard to get when you have a criminal record.

As a Latin proverb says, "The excess of mirth leads to tears."

Clearly.

I recommend "So Long Self". It's a catchy tune, humorous lyrics, and a message I agree with. Still working in being perfect, though.

You seem to be confusing the good for the avaricious.

From what I can extract from the metaphors here, y'all seem to be supporting corruption and hedonism? Is this correct? y/n (Please say no. I would be very sad if this was true)

(To clarify, I mean no disrespect. I am simply stating what I observe.)

Well, at least us good people get a happy ending. B)

Just make sure you're okay with a heavy dose of horrible, horrible things happening to the characters. It's not as innocent as it looks (which, of course, is why it's being recommended by this blog.)

I don't wanna scare anyone away from it, I just don't want people who are expecting what that picture implies to look at it and be scarred for life.

That doesn't explain why you are so hostile. You could have just said "hey, sorry, not up for grabs." You didn't need to go "rawr hands off my idea :angry: "

Oi, oi, eesh, chill. You said you probably weren't going to do anything with it, so I asked. No need to get all mad at me. <<

Hmmm...it says "interactivity" to me. I think if we let the audience piece it together and progress the plot accordingly, it would be much more interesting, yes?

O_O

That. Is. Amazing. I think it gives a very LOTR-ish feel.

...If you're not gonna use this, you wouldn't mind if I do?

I liked it, but I think they may have been trying too hard with season two. I would have enjoyed it if it became a long-running show, though.