Likewise.Smagmuck08 said:
... but not in another RP. I'm just waiting for the new round to start.
It's not like I got much to here as a ghost.
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... but not in another RP. I'm just waiting for the new round to start.
It's not like I got much to here as a ghost.
You can chat =[War Penguin said:Likewise.Smagmuck08 said:
... but not in another RP. I'm just waiting for the new round to start.
It's not like I got much to here as a ghost.
Yeah I know my round is pretty damn slow Dx, I'm trying my best though!
*puppy eyes*
I ha- Oh wait, has NOT? Nevermind.
*sits in corner*
Uh... why do I feel like I'm still gonna get killed?
I'm already dead. XD
*sits in corner*
Uh... why do I feel like I'm still gonna get killed?
I'm already dead. XD
Bah, my bro has it but I don't wanna play it.
The two reasons being I'm crap at those kinda games, and it's getting way too much hype from people :/
Don't get me wrong, hype isn't always bad, I just don't like it when people claim it's one of the best things ever.
It annoys meeeeeeeeeee xD
The two reasons being I'm crap at those kinda games, and it's getting way too much hype from people :/
Don't get me wrong, hype isn't always bad, I just don't like it when people claim it's one of the best things ever.
It annoys meeeeeeeeeee xD
In-game suicidal, are we? Cool... I think.Exictednuke said:I know what you mean, I'm surprised people didn't think I was guilty of my own murder.War Penguin said:I ha- Oh wait, has NOT? Nevermind.
*sits in corner*
Uh... why do I feel like I'm still gonna get killed?
I'm already dead. XD
As for the hype thing, [small](related to he Mass Effect topic that has started)[/small] I just don't pay any attention to people who give anything hype. NOT the thing being hyped, the "hypers". It makes things better. The people hyping things just ruin them for me.
That's why you never see me playing or watching anything like Halo, MW2, or anime.
s'actly! I ignore them completely xDWar Penguin said:In-game suicidal, are we? Cool... I think.Exictednuke said:I know what you mean, I'm surprised people didn't think I was guilty of my own murder.War Penguin said:I ha- Oh wait, has NOT? Nevermind.
*sits in corner*
Uh... why do I feel like I'm still gonna get killed?
I'm already dead. XD
As for the hype thing, [small](related to he Mass Effect topic that has started)[/small] I just don't pay any attention to people who give anything hype. NOT the thing being hyped, the "hypers". It makes things better. The people hyping things just ruin them for me.
That's why you never see me playing or watching anything like Halo, MW2, or anime.
That's why my favourite games are Rockband and Dynasty Warriors 5 >.>
And Zhen Ji is awesome! Flute kicks ass no matter what people say xD
Yeah, but Rock Band has some pretty big hype (or at least all music games and general) so you won't see me play that either.sky14kemea said:s'actly! I ignore them completely xDWar Penguin said:In-game suicidal, are we? Cool... I think.Exictednuke said:I know what you mean, I'm surprised people didn't think I was guilty of my own murder.War Penguin said:I ha- Oh wait, has NOT? Nevermind.
*sits in corner*
Uh... why do I feel like I'm still gonna get killed?
I'm already dead. XD
As for the hype thing, [small](related to he Mass Effect topic that has started)[/small] I just don't pay any attention to people who give anything hype. NOT the thing being hyped, the "hypers". It makes things better. The people hyping things just ruin them for me.
That's why you never see me playing or watching anything like Halo, MW2, or anime.
That's why my favourite games are Rockband and Dynasty Warriors 5 >.>
And Zhen Ji is awesome! Flute kicks ass no matter what people say xD
Dynasty Warrior games are arguable though (no offense. [small]please don't kill me[/small])
What I do is wait for five years until no one remembers the game and then play it just to see what the fuck everyone was talking about. XD
That gives me time to play undiscovered gems like Pikmin.
Hrmmm, good plan!War Penguin said:Yeah, but Rock Band has some pretty big hype (or at least all music games and general) so you won't see me play that either.sky14kemea said:s'actly! I ignore them completely xDWar Penguin said:In-game suicidal, are we? Cool... I think.Exictednuke said:I know what you mean, I'm surprised people didn't think I was guilty of my own murder.War Penguin said:I ha- Oh wait, has NOT? Nevermind.
*sits in corner*
Uh... why do I feel like I'm still gonna get killed?
I'm already dead. XD
As for the hype thing, [small](related to he Mass Effect topic that has started)[/small] I just don't pay any attention to people who give anything hype. NOT the thing being hyped, the "hypers". It makes things better. The people hyping things just ruin them for me.
That's why you never see me playing or watching anything like Halo, MW2, or anime.
That's why my favourite games are Rockband and Dynasty Warriors 5 >.>
And Zhen Ji is awesome! Flute kicks ass no matter what people say xD
Dynasty Warrior games are arguable though (no offense. [small]please don't kill me[/small])
What I do is wait for five years until no one remembers the game and then play it just to see what the fuck everyone was talking about. XD
That gives me time to play undiscovered gems like Pikmin.
And to be fair, Guitar Hero had a tad more hype >.> so I chose the lesser of two evils.
Roight, Sky is bored.
Anyways, I'm 99% sure I PMed DuplicateValue (Cant be bothered to check right now D so he has been executed.
He was also innocent Dx oh noes!
Now we wait for the next victim :/
Anyways, I'm 99% sure I PMed DuplicateValue (Cant be bothered to check right now D
so he has been executed.He was also innocent Dx oh noes!
Now we wait for the next victim :/
Another good plan. We could use some more of those.sky14kemea said:Hrmmm, good plan!War Penguin said:Yeah, but Rock Band has some pretty big hype (or at least all music games and general) so you won't see me play that either.sky14kemea said:s'actly! I ignore them completely xDWar Penguin said:In-game suicidal, are we? Cool... I think.Exictednuke said:I know what you mean, I'm surprised people didn't think I was guilty of my own murder.War Penguin said:I ha- Oh wait, has NOT? Nevermind.
*sits in corner*
Uh... why do I feel like I'm still gonna get killed?
I'm already dead. XD
As for the hype thing, [small](related to he Mass Effect topic that has started)[/small] I just don't pay any attention to people who give anything hype. NOT the thing being hyped, the "hypers". It makes things better. The people hyping things just ruin them for me.
That's why you never see me playing or watching anything like Halo, MW2, or anime.
That's why my favourite games are Rockband and Dynasty Warriors 5 >.>
And Zhen Ji is awesome! Flute kicks ass no matter what people say xD
Dynasty Warrior games are arguable though (no offense. [small]please don't kill me[/small])
What I do is wait for five years until no one remembers the game and then play it just to see what the fuck everyone was talking about. XD
That gives me time to play undiscovered gems like Pikmin.
And to be fair, Guitar Hero had a tad more hype >.> so I chose the lesser of two evils.
Maybe you could have gone with one of those Guitar Hero ripp-offs if you go for lesser of evils.
Ha ha. I kid, I kid. Buying that would be the biggest evil. XD
Me! I don't have it or any other CoD game. They don't appeal.sky14kemea said:
On topic: I've never played Guitar Hero or anything like it. Strange.
Also, Happy Winter-een-mas! =D
DuplicateValue sat on the grass at the edge of a large lake, gazing across the still water, gleaming red in the evening?s dying sun. He liked it out here - he liked the peace, the beauty, the solitude. There?s nowhere he?d rather be right now, nowhere he?d rather wait.
But wait for what? This he didn?t know yet. He just knew that something was going to happen, and this is where he wanted to be when it did.
He looked up at the sky - large clouds loomed, black and menacing, making their way gracefully towards where he sat. It would rain soon, but he didn?t mind. Even the bad things here were beautiful. Every sight, every sound, was so clear right now. He could see the bugs wriggling in the earth a few feet away, hear the fish slapping around in the water, and the crunch of leaves and twigs behind him.
Leaves and twigs beneath heavy boots.
So this was it? This was what he had been waiting for? He wasn?t as surprised as he thought he?d be. I guess he knew it was bound to happen - they never had much trust in him.
He dipped his hand into the water and felt the waves caress his palm as he moved it back and forth, back and forth.
?Will you sit with me??
There was no answer, just the sound of the breathing of two people, and of their surroundings.
?I figured you wouldn?t. You?re not here to sit and chat, after all?. I can?t say that I didn?t expect this - you never trusted me, did you? And I guess there?s nothing I can do now to change your mind...?
Again, there was no reply from the other person who stood with him on the edge of the water, during the final moments of his life. But then, what could they say? Idle conversation was for those who had time and clear consciences, and they were not among those ranks.
Duplicate took his hand from the water and resumed gazing at the world before him.
?It?s funny how you appreciate things so much more when you know you?re about to lose them? I?m ready now. I?m more at peace in this moment than I have been in a long time?. I?m ready.?
The crunching of leaves; a step. Then another. And another.
It was time.
It started at his back: a sharp piercing feeling. Not quite pain yet, but that was to come. It made his way through his flesh, searing in his ribcage until it reached the other side. He looked down at the tip of the blade protruding from his chest, the reflection of the orange sun speckled with the deep red of his own blood.
Even the bad things here were beautiful.
The blade was withdrawn from him and he sat motionless for a while, his eyes scanning the landscape calmly, drinking it in. The he lay back, facing the sky. The clouds were above him now, obscuring the sun. Or maybe it had set - he didn?t know.
A drip of water crashed onto his cheek, followed by another. Drip after drip rolled down his pale face, cold and fresh, until the heavens were unleashed and his body was pummelled by the freezing arrows of an invisible army. A worthy foe, he thought.
As his eyelids began to close, shielding their charges from the onslaught, he took in his final view of the clouds above; giants in an endless sea of wind and air.
The rain ran off him, collecting the blood that was pooling around his still body - sweeping it away to the edge of the lake. There they joined together, his blood and the lake; bodies of red dancing in the clear water.
Finally his eyes closed, and he drew his final breath, cold and shuddering. It filled his lungs and then left it?s lifeless host, in search of new horizons.
For a while - a long, silent while - there was nothing.
Then the crunch of leaves, of heavy boots. They made their way, step by step, away from the water?s edge. For a moment they stopped - hesitation maybe - but soon enough they resumed.
Crunch after crunch, disappearing into the distance.
But wait for what? This he didn?t know yet. He just knew that something was going to happen, and this is where he wanted to be when it did.
He looked up at the sky - large clouds loomed, black and menacing, making their way gracefully towards where he sat. It would rain soon, but he didn?t mind. Even the bad things here were beautiful. Every sight, every sound, was so clear right now. He could see the bugs wriggling in the earth a few feet away, hear the fish slapping around in the water, and the crunch of leaves and twigs behind him.
Leaves and twigs beneath heavy boots.
So this was it? This was what he had been waiting for? He wasn?t as surprised as he thought he?d be. I guess he knew it was bound to happen - they never had much trust in him.
He dipped his hand into the water and felt the waves caress his palm as he moved it back and forth, back and forth.
?Will you sit with me??
There was no answer, just the sound of the breathing of two people, and of their surroundings.
?I figured you wouldn?t. You?re not here to sit and chat, after all?. I can?t say that I didn?t expect this - you never trusted me, did you? And I guess there?s nothing I can do now to change your mind...?
Again, there was no reply from the other person who stood with him on the edge of the water, during the final moments of his life. But then, what could they say? Idle conversation was for those who had time and clear consciences, and they were not among those ranks.
Duplicate took his hand from the water and resumed gazing at the world before him.
?It?s funny how you appreciate things so much more when you know you?re about to lose them? I?m ready now. I?m more at peace in this moment than I have been in a long time?. I?m ready.?
The crunching of leaves; a step. Then another. And another.
It was time.
It started at his back: a sharp piercing feeling. Not quite pain yet, but that was to come. It made his way through his flesh, searing in his ribcage until it reached the other side. He looked down at the tip of the blade protruding from his chest, the reflection of the orange sun speckled with the deep red of his own blood.
Even the bad things here were beautiful.
The blade was withdrawn from him and he sat motionless for a while, his eyes scanning the landscape calmly, drinking it in. The he lay back, facing the sky. The clouds were above him now, obscuring the sun. Or maybe it had set - he didn?t know.
A drip of water crashed onto his cheek, followed by another. Drip after drip rolled down his pale face, cold and fresh, until the heavens were unleashed and his body was pummelled by the freezing arrows of an invisible army. A worthy foe, he thought.
As his eyelids began to close, shielding their charges from the onslaught, he took in his final view of the clouds above; giants in an endless sea of wind and air.
The rain ran off him, collecting the blood that was pooling around his still body - sweeping it away to the edge of the lake. There they joined together, his blood and the lake; bodies of red dancing in the clear water.
Finally his eyes closed, and he drew his final breath, cold and shuddering. It filled his lungs and then left it?s lifeless host, in search of new horizons.
For a while - a long, silent while - there was nothing.
Then the crunch of leaves, of heavy boots. They made their way, step by step, away from the water?s edge. For a moment they stopped - hesitation maybe - but soon enough they resumed.
Crunch after crunch, disappearing into the distance.
