Ex said
Psst, Hae, Miz. I'm in the etherpad. Join me.

It's not working for me

:O :O :O

It's working for Hae. He joined and then left again right away, the butt.

Talk to me on Skype, I'll figure out what's broken.

Update: Looks like my server's firewall is catching a lot of requests to Etherpad. I'm going to move Etherpad to another server, it will be down for a little while while that happens.

........you guys have to many pads.

I'm just easily bored.

Lol.

That's what dancing bananas are for.

OK, new server is setup with Etherpad, and I ported all our data.

If you have any issues, let me know, but it should be smooth sailing now.

So.... How is everyone? Good and stuff?

Oh, you know. Not bad.

UPDATE UPDATE UPDATE
A new rule has been added to the OP!

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This will be enforced, and if you disappear, there's a chance that your spot will be taken by someone else, and your character may be rejected if there is a surplus of roleplayers participating in this.

TL;DR
If you can't post or you know you won't be able to for a while, please please please just quickly say that you will be busy and unable to post. While there are always exceptions, try. Please. Please. Please.

On that note, on Wednesday, I'm going to be heading to New Orleans (25 hour bus ride on my birthday... yay...) and I most likely will be unavailable from the 26th-30th.

I am alive! I just have my final project for this course due this week! But I am working on post for my characters!

I blame myself for having nothing to go with for posts. "Yes, let's make our character walk away from the people near him! That's SURE to give lots of posting opportunity!"

Stupid, stupid, stupid. But I did just finish spring break and (hopefully) broke out of my serious mental fuckery.

I definitely think we can finish the dunk tank now...

Ex said
I definitely think we can finish the dunk tank now...

Nope, nope, nope, nope, we must dunk everyone in the school. Only then can we finish the dunk tank.

Ex said
I definitely think we can finish the dunk tank now...

knowing Acacia, she'd want to at the very least dunk Tori. *cough* Hae, Lia, hint hint *cough*

Sixsmith said
Nope, nope, nope, nope, we must dunk everyone in the school. Only then can we finish the dunk tank.

That was the plan! Who else wants to get dunked that hasn't?

Saul and Jacob, sitting on a bench, chilling out because both of them have significant personal issues that have drastically effected their lives and are each fighting their hardest to get through them.

MULTI_MEDIA_MAN said
Saul and Jacob, sitting on a bench, chilling out because both of them have significant personal issues that have drastically effected their lives and are each fighting their hardest to get through them.

Might be more convenient as a collab.

I doubt Yuki has the time or will to find out about Jaycen's past. @_@ Or the skills.

What would that take, though? If I were to think hard enough, I imagine it'd be a lot like one of those weird thriller mysteries where the sexy detective has to go on some weird hunt through a small Washingtob town to find out the killer's motives that ultimately lead to his chilling past, buried beneath piles of data and stuff like that where the detective uses his deduction skills to put two and two together, maybe find the killer's birth certificate or something, match names and stuff and ask around the town and all that in some weird interview sequence with like all of the killer's past friends or friends of friends or just people who knew the family.

"Yeah, he seemed like such a sweet kid..." or like, "Who, him? Yeah, he was always a quite guy, kinda creepy now that I think about it. Always knew something was up with him."

Lol and I lost my train of thought.

Yeah, if only Jay were some freaky villain dude for a realistic detective RP or something. But he's not, so Yuki would need a lot more than just a backstabby personality to find that out without his consent. Or just enough gall and stupidity to go all the way to his hometown in Washington and hope the populace is relatively the same or willing to discuss what they know. But, I certainly wouldn't commend her for going to such great lengths to find that out. She'd probably just end up helping him with his problems in her ploy to stab him in the back or something. Like in a way that she forces it out there and he either has to come to terms with it or let it destroy him. I dunno, but he'd have to think things through for awhile, probably lock himself in his apartment for a good week to let it sink in, but it would take probably an entire semester of missing school for Yuki to find something like that, since I doubt she had the inherent skill or experience as a detective. Or maybe that's me... I may have a warped perception of a what a detective is.

It's a mix of both a CSI Show detective and Batman...

I rambled there... Like a bunch... I'M STILL LEARNING IN REGARDS TO JAYCEN, DAMMIT.

Sixsmith said
I doubt Yuki has the time or will to find out about Jaycen's past. @_@ Or the skills.What would that take, though? If I were to think hard enough, I imagine it'd be a lot like one of those weird thriller mysteries where the sexy detective has to go on some weird hunt through a small Washingtob town to find out the killer's motives that ultimately lead to his chilling past, buried beneath piles of data and stuff like that where the detective uses his deduction skills to put two and two together, maybe find the killer's birth certificate or something, match names and stuff and ask around the town and all that in some weird interview sequence with like all of the killer's past friends or friends of friends or just people who knew the family."Yeah, he seemed like such a sweet kid..." or like, "Who, him? Yeah, he was always a quite guy, kinda creepy now that I think about it. Always knew something was up with him."Lol and I lost my train of thought.Yeah, if only Jay were some freaky villain dude for a realistic detective RP or something. But he's not, so Yuki would need a lot more than just a backstabby personality to find that out without his consent. Or just enough gall and stupidity to go all the way to his hometown in Washington and hope the populace is relatively the same or willing to discuss what they know. But, I certainly wouldn't commend her for going to such great lengths to find that out. She'd probably just end up helping him with his problems in her ploy to stab him in the back or something. Like in a way that she forces it out there and he either has to come to terms with it or let it destroy him. I dunno, but he'd have to think things through for awhile, probably lock himself in his apartment for a good week to let it sink in, but it would take probably an entire semester of missing school for Yuki to find something like that, since I doubt she had the inherent skill or experience as a detective. Or maybe that's me... I may have a warped perception of a what a detective is.It's a mix of both a CSI Show detective and Batman...I rambled there... Like a bunch... I'M STILL LEARNING IN REGARDS TO JAYCEN, DAMMIT.

Yuki's not going to dig around the teachers, just the students. And I seriously doubt that she wants to ruin someone's life to that extent, and put so much effort into it. She has a guilty conscience, she just chooses to ignore it, because otherwise she'll be crushed by the guilt. Her little crusade thing is centered around people on relatively the same level as her, she uses them as stepping stones to approach a new level. Teachers (or other figures of authority in general) are heights that she can't reach and she knows that.

Assuming that she does go that far to find out about Jay's past, I don't think she's quite evil enough to do anything about it. She'd just feel super horrible. Unless of course, her character development goes the complete opposite way than I want it to, she might become evil...

But I think that Yuki does have some deductive sleuthing skills to some extent. Nothing like Sherlock Holmes, but just a little bit more than an average person.

You don't like Yuki that much, do you?