Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 4:40 am
Productive things? What are those? I don't think I've done anything productive since December.
Productive things? What are those? I don't think I've done anything productive since December.
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Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 4:40 amProductive things? What are those? I don't think I've done anything productive since December.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:01 amGoing to be without internet for the next six days or so. Maybe less, but probably not.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:12 amLet's get this simulation done so we can troll Cami by finishing the mission before they return!
Um, I mean, we'll miss you!
Um, I mean, we'll miss you!
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:18 amNakarisaune wrote:Corrian wrote:Yep! I actually did productive things with my life for a few days!
Then blew it all out of the water with 9 to 10 hours of straight god damn gaming. I even freaking forgot to eat dinner!
Productive things? What are those? I don't think I've done anything productive since December.
I'm not sure on me. I haven't done anything massively productive. 2012 was supposed to be the year of "Change" for me (this sounds like some political ad), but it hasn't really. I still do what I used to, which is not much of anything. Back in August last year, my sister and I started an RP site (and were already a part of one as well), then joined NationStates RP's too, and now these RP's have pretty much ruined my life, again, like I did with an online game. I don't regret doing it though. I kind of just had a bad start to 2012, so I had a hard time changing anything. I really do need to get my act together though.
Camicon wrote:Going to be without internet for the next six days or so. Maybe less, but probably not.
six days? SIX DAYS?! MY LIFE WOULD BE OVER WITHOUT INTERNET FOR 6 DAYS!
Okay, not really, but I probably would sadly find it too difficult not to have internet for 6 days, since I use it every god damn day.
And the simulation is still going? Crap, I hope my slowness isn't still tying it up then.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 10:53 amNakarisaune wrote:Let's get this simulation done so we can troll Cami by finishing the mission before they return!
Um, I mean, we'll miss you!
If you guys can finish the actual mission in six days, I won't even be mad I missed it. I reckon that by the time I'm back, you'll have just reached Kildare, and I'll have one, maybe two pages to catch up on.
Corrian wrote:Camicon wrote:Going to be without internet for the next six days or so. Maybe less, but probably not.
six days? SIX DAYS?! MY LIFE WOULD BE OVER WITHOUT INTERNET FOR 6 DAYS!
Okay, not really, but I probably would sadly find it too difficult not to have internet for 6 days, since I use it every god damn day.
It's OK. I'll make up for it by stalking deer, and fighting cougars with my bear hands. Yes, my bear hands. I only wrestle cougars after I've punched a bear to death, and made gloves out of his paws.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 11:05 amCamicon wrote:Nakarisaune wrote:Let's get this simulation done so we can troll Cami by finishing the mission before they return!
Um, I mean, we'll miss you!
If you guys can finish the actual mission in six days, I won't even be mad I missed it. I reckon that by the time I'm back, you'll have just reached Kildare, and I'll have one, maybe two pages to catch up on.Corrian wrote:six days? SIX DAYS?! MY LIFE WOULD BE OVER WITHOUT INTERNET FOR 6 DAYS!
Okay, not really, but I probably would sadly find it too difficult not to have internet for 6 days, since I use it every god damn day.
It's OK. I'll make up for it by stalking deer, and fighting cougars with my bear hands. Yes, my bear hands. I only wrestle cougars after I've punched a bear to death, and made gloves out of his paws.
..you have super strength in real life, I see.
And if we're in Kildare by the time you get back, then something's gone wrong with the posting speed here
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 2:39 pmNakarisaune wrote:Camicon wrote:If you guys can finish the actual mission in six days, I won't even be mad I missed it. I reckon that by the time I'm back, you'll have just reached Kildare, and I'll have one, maybe two pages to catch up on.
It's OK. I'll make up for it by stalking deer, and fighting cougars with my bear hands. Yes, my bear hands. I only wrestle cougars after I've punched a bear to death, and made gloves out of his paws.
..you have super strength in real life, I see.
Nope. I'm just Canadian. This is what we do for fun up north.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 5:10 pmI guess this is among the instances of saying "a boat" or "a boot" instead of "about", occasionally changing out the "s" sound with "z", being indecisive as to whether to use American English or British English (read: Tire Centre), and being impossible to tell apart from Americans beyond whether they use "eh" or "know what I mean".
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 5:10 pmName: Vika Arturovich
Gender: F
Age: 16
Nationality: Russian
Height: 5' 4"
Weight: 110 lb
Hair: Blonde
Eyes: Blue
Costume (if any): None, though she wears a pair of glasses that prevent her vulnerability to sensory overload from affecting her.
Abilities: Superhuman intellect (jack-of-all-trades type, not Iron man type), superhuman sensory perception (lets her do things like see X-rays and the like, smell mood or skin rafts, read by feeling ink...like what daredevil does, but including sight, however, makes her vulnerable to things like loud noises, bright lights, etc, although she's designed technology to mitigate this)
Alignment: Hero, sort of--she's a little too concerned about the greater good as opposed to the immediate good.
Brief Bio: She was actually the child of another Russian superhero who'd spoken out against the government quite often, and when she hit her teens was hunted down by said government. She spent part of her childhood just running with him--she actually began to improve upon his ideas, even--but eventually, her father was killed-by Russians, not by vampires as would speak volumes of praise of the Russian government. Shortly after that, she met up with one of the school's associates, and the rest is in the present.
Gender: F
Age: 16
Nationality: Russian
Height: 5' 4"
Weight: 110 lb
Hair: Blonde
Eyes: Blue
Costume (if any): None, though she wears a pair of glasses that prevent her vulnerability to sensory overload from affecting her.
Abilities: Superhuman intellect (jack-of-all-trades type, not Iron man type), superhuman sensory perception (lets her do things like see X-rays and the like, smell mood or skin rafts, read by feeling ink...like what daredevil does, but including sight, however, makes her vulnerable to things like loud noises, bright lights, etc, although she's designed technology to mitigate this)
Alignment: Hero, sort of--she's a little too concerned about the greater good as opposed to the immediate good.
Brief Bio: She was actually the child of another Russian superhero who'd spoken out against the government quite often, and when she hit her teens was hunted down by said government. She spent part of her childhood just running with him--she actually began to improve upon his ideas, even--but eventually, her father was killed-by Russians, not by vampires as would speak volumes of praise of the Russian government. Shortly after that, she met up with one of the school's associates, and the rest is in the present.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 5:12 pmJust a note from somebody not the O.P., the "alignment" section is just the dorm assignment chosen by the legal guardians or even student herself should she not have parents.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 5:16 pmAltruistic Paladins wrote:Just a note from somebody not the O.P., the "alignment" section is just the dorm assignment chosen by the legal guardians or even student herself should she not have parents.
It was included, though. She'd definitely pick hero...
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 6:57 pmName: Asgeir Esseheim
Gender: Male
Age: 14
Nationality: Norwegian
Height: 162 cm
Weight: 45 kg
Hair: Long and blond.
Eyes: Pale purple.
Costume (if any): N/A.
Abilities: Has the ability to detect lifeforms, radiation and electrical activity in a large radius around himself, including the rough direction and distance of the phenomenon relative to himself.
He also has technokinesis, he can manipulate complex manmade (or alienmade, I hope you get the idea) objects like computers and cars. Essentialy he can directly interface with and remotely control machines.
Alignment: Hero
Brief Bio: Asgeir was born to middle-class parents in Akershus fylke in Norway. Despite suffering from congenital amaurosis he had a quite pleasant childhood. When his abilities were discovered he was sent to the superhero school.
Gender: Male
Age: 14
Nationality: Norwegian
Height: 162 cm
Weight: 45 kg
Hair: Long and blond.
Eyes: Pale purple.
Costume (if any): N/A.
Abilities: Has the ability to detect lifeforms, radiation and electrical activity in a large radius around himself, including the rough direction and distance of the phenomenon relative to himself.
He also has technokinesis, he can manipulate complex manmade (or alienmade, I hope you get the idea) objects like computers and cars. Essentialy he can directly interface with and remotely control machines.
Alignment: Hero
Brief Bio: Asgeir was born to middle-class parents in Akershus fylke in Norway. Despite suffering from congenital amaurosis he had a quite pleasant childhood. When his abilities were discovered he was sent to the superhero school.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 8:05 pmAltruistic Paladins wrote:
I guess this is among the instances of saying "a boat" or "a boot" instead of "about", occasionally changing out the "s" sound with "z", being indecisive as to whether to use American English or British English (read: Tire Centre), and being impossible to tell apart from Americans beyond whether they use "eh" or "know what I mean".
It's primarily Newfies (Newfoundland and Labrador'ers, also called Newfoundlanders) that say "aboot" (the only people that say "aboot" live on the East Coast). To my knowledge, nobody says "aboat" instead of "about".
We don't have a store called Tire Centre. We do have a store called Canadian Tire though. The logo is a very large "Yield" sign, with a maple leaf in the centre.
I can't think of any instances where was replace an 's' with a 'z', though we do pronounce 'z' as "zed" and not "zee".
And there is one very easy way to tell us apart from American's of the United States: ask us what we drive to work. Any answer other than "a polar bear" means the person is not Canadian.
This Has Been Another Fantastic Episode Of CANADA FACTS: MAKING LEARNING ABOOT CANADA FUN, EH!tm With Your Wonderful Host, Camicon.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 8:47 pmCamicon wrote:Altruistic Paladins wrote:
I guess this is among the instances of saying "a boat" or "a boot" instead of "about", occasionally changing out the "s" sound with "z", being indecisive as to whether to use American English or British English (read: Tire Centre), and being impossible to tell apart from Americans beyond whether they use "eh" or "know what I mean".
It's primarily Newfies (Newfoundland and Labrador'ers, also called Newfoundlanders) that say "aboot" (the only people that say "aboot" live on the East Coast). To my knowledge, nobody says "aboat" instead of "about".
We don't have a store called Tire Centre. We do have a store called Canadian Tire though. The logo is a very large "Yield" sign, with a maple leaf in the centre.
I can't think of any instances where was replace an 's' with a 'z', though we do pronounce 'z' as "zed" and not "zee".
And there is one very easy way to tell us apart from American's of the United States: ask us what we drive to work. Any answer other than "a polar bear" means the person is not Canadian.
This Has Been Another Fantastic Episode Of CANADA FACTS: MAKING LEARNING ABOOT CANADA FUN, EH!tm With Your Wonderful Host, Camicon.
Note to self: First, make a sarcasm sign. Second, ponder making a hyperbole sign. Third, do not flanderize one person as equaling all of Canada (the in-joke is hard to notice when your in-joke has never been brought to the forums before). Fourth, do not compromise your "CA" status in "AFGNCAAP" by specifying your nationality. Fifth, stop writing notes and actually make the sarcasm sign.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 9:15 pmAltruistic Paladins wrote:Camicon wrote:It's primarily Newfies (Newfoundland and Labrador'ers, also called Newfoundlanders) that say "aboot" (the only people that say "aboot" live on the East Coast). To my knowledge, nobody says "aboat" instead of "about".
We don't have a store called Tire Centre. We do have a store called Canadian Tire though. The logo is a very large "Yield" sign, with a maple leaf in the centre.
I can't think of any instances where was replace an 's' with a 'z', though we do pronounce 'z' as "zed" and not "zee".
And there is one very easy way to tell us apart from American's of the United States: ask us what we drive to work. Any answer other than "a polar bear" means the person is not Canadian.
This Has Been Another Fantastic Episode Of CANADA FACTS: MAKING LEARNING ABOOT CANADA FUN, EH!tm With Your Wonderful Host, Camicon.
Note to self: First, make a sarcasm sign. Second, ponder making a hyperbole sign. Third, do not flanderize one person as equaling all of Canada (the in-joke is hard to notice when your in-joke has never been brought to the forums before). Fourth, do not compromise your "CA" status in "AFGNCAAP" by specifying your nationality. Fifth, stop writing notes and actually make the sarcasm sign.
AP, I think it's pretty obvious what country you come from.
Also, I think you need to get your Humor Metertm re-calibrated, because mine was going off the charts when I typed that post up.
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 9:18 pmNote to self, do not press "Submit" instead of "Save Draft".
Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 11:35 pmIf the criteria for being thought to be Canadian includes usage of "eh" and "know what I mean", I'm half there!
And yay, new people!
But no new IC posts. I am very disappoint.
And yay, new people!
But no new IC posts. I am very disappoint.
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 2:35 amXeng He: Accepted.
Sigvardia: Accepted. Keep in mind that all the important stuff on the station is shielded from powers though.
Sigvardia: Accepted. Keep in mind that all the important stuff on the station is shielded from powers though.
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 7:12 amSo where'll I be starting out? In the simulation room, or...?
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 7:21 amXeng He wrote:So where'll I be starting out? In the simulation room, or...?
Ack, I need to relearn reading.
Don't think it particularly matters now.
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 2:50 pmWhat time is it ICly?
And when can we haz timeskip? And I know I'm impatient, but I've been waiting a long time.
And when can we haz timeskip? And I know I'm impatient, but I've been waiting a long time.
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 3:11 pmNakarisaune wrote:What time is it ICly?
And when can we haz timeskip? And I know I'm impatient, but I've been waiting a long time.
I'd say it's around 17:00. Timeskips will be had soon, probably tomorrow IRL.
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 3:18 pmGrrr. Had a bollocking from Scott to the mission team all set up but it's not really workable after MA's character's told them all "good job team"
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 3:21 pmUlarn wrote:Grrr. Had a bollocking from Scott to the mission team all set up but it's not really workable after MA's character's told them all "good job team"
Wait til MA's character is out of earshot, then unleash the disappointment
Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2012 3:23 pmThere's also a problem with AP having Makato rushed to the infirmary; Scott wouldn't be doing his rant while two of the main targets of his ire were passing out or whatever