Legolover-361

I vote compromise: something in between this color and your original dark green.

I couldn't see anything about Levacius on page 11 of this topic. Could you quote the applicable portion of your post in case I missed it?

I would like to bring to everyone's attention, in case anyone missed this implication in the latest staff posts of Loophole, that player participation in the time traveling gang is greatly encouraged (and, in fact, necessary for enjoyable plot continuation).

IC: LoriNighttimeCave, mountains north of OlfordLori blinked. That was easy. "Well then. Do you want to pry someone from the ruckus that these people are calling a 'party', or shall I?"

IC: LoriNighttimeCave, mountains north of OlfordFinding Naka wasn't difficult. Her presence was like a lighthouse shining through a stormy night. As tumultuous as the open ocean was the mass of people talking and laughing and drinking; as quiet and as commanding as a lighthouse was Naka, who stood apart from the commotion with her arms folded across her chest and her face emotionless.Application of the Volitak allowed Lori to reach the Toa of Stone without attracting attention."Are you really going to let them waste themselves like this?" he asked, deactivating his Kanohi. "Look, I want to get something done -- anything except waking up tomorrow in a corner with a hangover. At least let me take a couple of people on a grab-and-go."

...Megan Fox as Misty. Oh my goodness. I -- I don't even want to think about it.

Name: LoriGender: MaleSpecies: ToaKanohi: Volitak, Mask of StealthAppearance: Average height, limber and lithe. Almost never smiles. Jet black armor over stone gray under-armor.Powers: ShadowWeapons: Short sword; seven throwing stars on his belt.Abilities: Extensive experience in the ways of stealth and assassination.Weaknesses: Prefers stealth and ambush to open fighting; if he is in an open, lit space, his advantage is gone.Occupations: No official occupation; member of Scorum's gangPersonality: Introspective. Grim. Cold. Lori also has a habit of insulting or complaining about people behind their backs or in his mind. He considers himself a realist.History: Lori has lived with his friend Ekko and thus escaped the Nui Magnan census whenever it was gathered. When Ekko was kidnapped by members of Scorum's gang, Lori followed them back to their lair and there revealed himself. Scorum and Naka were impressed enough with his skills that they offered to let him join and Ekko become a voluntary operator; the two agreed upon recounting of the gang's plan.

I'm reminded strongly of Billy Joel.

Dear Xaeraz: You're so silly. Just because a movie is enjoyable doesn't mean it can be considered great or influential. Everyone knows that the masses pander to shallow films with little virtue rather than the true classics of our time. Sincerely, -A Middle-Aged Tightwad

It's fine, Geddy, your pretentiousness is justified by the awesomeness that is "2112". ("Octavarium" gives you a run for your money, though. )

IC: CorinthiaAfternoonPark; Alameda, CA"...Oh." Corinthia's gaze dropped to her lap in reflex. "Um, well, in that case, I may as well talk your ears off." She giggled a little to make the joke seem funnier. "Haha, kidding, because I, uh, don't have much to say, really -- like, when I do, I do, if you get what I mean, but sometimes I get really tongue-tied..."Stop. If this guy doesn't like you, the sky is pink -- don't blow it!"Sorry," Corinthia said reflexively, then remembered Dallas's reassurance and bit down a second iteration of the phrase.The sky was gray at the moment. Columns of light fell upon the ground through gaps in the clouds. What had once been a moderate rain was now a drizzle; the residue moisture in the air had lighted upon the park grass like a transparent veil that shimmered whenever the wind moved it, creating waves of light random to the inexperienced eye yet on a higher level of order than any creation of mankind. Corinthia stared at the grass at length, suddenly as pensive as she had been back in Starbucks.She sipped the last of her coffee, considered tossing the empty cup into the trash can from afar, then decided against it and threw it out the old-fashioned way: walk, toss, return.

I voted for half the options. C'mon, though, a fantasy / science fiction / artwork-to-story / journeys / supernatural anthology would be awesome.

Maybe someday, I'll read all of this entry. Right now, I'm still nursing the wound in my heart that was opened after I discovered you omitted Marion Ravenwood from your list.

IC: CorinthiaAfternoonPark; Alameda, CACorinthia considered the question for a few seconds. "Well," she began, "it's going okay, I guess? I still have some of an, uh, essay to write, but I've got the outline done and the essay itself isn't due for, like, a few days. Math I finished. I'll read my biology textbook at home to put me to sleep tonight, 'cause, y'know, those biology textbooks are like sleeping pills-- Sorry, I'm rambling, aren't I?"

Yeah, I was shocked when I found out, too.

I'm not a Megan Fox hater, honestly, but nor am I a Megan Fox fan -- I was leery of the new TMNT back when I only knew Michael Bay was involved, and this news changes almost nothing.

As much as I wish I could have voted for myself, I think almost all the other MOCs in this poll were better than mine. I chose Eris for its clean appearance and clear likeness to a bird of prey.

The Black Keys. "Tighten Up". That is all.

You got a gift voucher in your e-mail? Kaithas... I think you have a secret admirer.

4/5. I wish the song had built up more, but its minimalism makes it even more foreboding, so I can't really complain."This Place Is a Prison" by The Postal Service.

"How's It Going to Be" by Third Eye Blind.