Super Hero High: Prometheus Rising (OOC, Open)

[Terintania]

Pretty sure my brother isn't inhuman.

*looks at Corrian*

So wait you are under the beds in my room?

Cole is under his bed, in the room that was first his.

[Holy Empire of Avalon]

So wait you are under the beds in my room?

Cole is under his bed, in the room that was first his.

Well I was issued the room so don't take that tone with me <.<

[Terintania]

Cole is under his bed, in the room that was first his.

Well I was issued the room so don't take that tone with me <.<

You said 'your' room.

It's both of theirs, not one or the other

[Altruistic Paladins]

For the record I can get along with the girl who is from Canada, no problem with being from Canada, so long as they don't talk shit about my country or God me and the person can be friends.

Yeah, that was more of a joke then anything

I don't think Caitlin particularly has a high opinion of Canada right now, either.

Not that Caitlin should have a low opinion of Canada because plenty of people go through that stage in life where they fall victim to the Cultural Cringe where they overcompensate for a simplistic view that had a positive opinion of their nation by replacing it with a simplistic view that has a negative opinion of their nation and a positive opinion of most other nations as part of that phase of life where "Naïve Idealism" makes every teenager guilty of the Perfect Solution Fallacy.

To give an example which I planned on detailing a bit, Bramwell does have a problem of cultural cringe combined with Naïve Idealism that results in rather unhealthy and shallow obsessions with governments that he does not know of having anything which he disapproves of. He will latch onto one nation and say his home nation has to base itself-off that one nation entirely, that being subject to change the moment Bramwell discovers the German government's economic views. Then he will start idolizing France until he learns about the French prison system. Then he will start idolizing Australia until he learns of the fact the Australian officially ended the cultural genocide that is taking aboriginal children from their families to be raised by white foster families in 1969. The cycle will continue ad-infinitum until he reads reasons #4 and #3 of this Cracked article or gets a developmental psychology book that tells him about Naïve Idealism.

[Terintania]

Correction. Cole was under his bed. He crawled on top of it and is now sitting on it muttering to himself with one hand pressed against his head.

[Holy Empire of Avalon]

Correction. Cole was under his bed. He crawled on top of it and is now sitting on it muttering to himself with one hand pressed against his head.

feel free to sneak up on me if you wish :3

[Terintania]

Correction. Cole was under his bed. He crawled on top of it and is now sitting on it muttering to himself with one hand pressed against his head.

feel free to sneak up on me if you wish :3

He managed to miss the guy sitting on a bed muttering to himself? Kinda hard to miss Even Jay wouldn't have missed that, and he's blind

[Holy Empire of Avalon]

feel free to sneak up on me if you wish :3

He managed to miss the guy sitting on a bed muttering to himself? Kinda hard to miss Even Jay wouldn't have missed that, and he's blind

He is on it? thought he was under it? Gosh Damn it to the pits of Hell and Damnation

[Terintania]

Correction. Cole was under his bed. He crawled on top of it and is now sitting on it muttering to himself with one hand pressed against his head.

^

[Altruistic Paladins]

Hm. I remember Caitlin and like, Bramwell watched a bunch of stuff. I wonder how they did it

Well, internet piracy is no less rampant in the fictional world of SHH.

Bramwell has enough disposable income that he doesn't care to pirate, regardless of his thoughts about the need to punish record labels for giving musicians contracts which are ridiculously unfair (most musicians can't make money off sales; most contracts are manipulatively worded to make artists take contracts which will likely cost them money). Now that I think about their tendencies, Sakura probably uses Bramwell's Netflix account on the basis of Sakura being of a mentality paranoid of finances and Bramwell simply not caring enough to consider a friend using his account to be an inconvenience. Makoto, who holds views that would be pirate friendly, wouldn't even pirate due to her insistence on maintaining physical copies.

It's almost funny how my characters don't pirate not because of moral compunctions against piracy (at least toward record labels), but because they are a combination of lazy, sentimental, or having others pay for it.

[Altruistic Paladins]

Oh boy, good luck with my characters. Makoto is an androgynous democratic socialist whose gender role is masculine, Bramwell is from San Francisco and wore this messy/disorganized hair for most of the RP before he got it cut just the previous IC day for a Halloween costume and has a gender role right near the border of femininity and androgyny who thinks society is at an individualist extreme, Sakura thinks she is a pacifist, and none of them are heterosexuals.

I will just steer around talking to any of you then...

Oh, and I forgot that Bramwell is a Quaker/Zoroastrian/Catholic/Deist/Atheist/Reform Jewish/Pastafarian/Dudeist (good luck finding out which one is correct ) member of a Unitarian Universalist church (one of the few churches where membership means nothing about the person's religious affiliations or the lack there-of beyond a propensity toward religious humor) who thinks Pastafarianism is funny. I also better not forget that Sakura's religion thinks that Abrahamics are worshipping a mad-artist.

Irony is that they are all military brats and the US Military agrees with Bramwell about Pastafarianism being funny.

[Corrian]

That post took way longer then it should of because I think I kind of fell asleep at my desk....

[Corrian]

Geez, I'm being kicked in the feels simply by my brother mentioning how much he has loved The Last of Us so far....because it is getting my mind running again about how awesome that game is.

And the music

I'm going to kick myself in the feels again soon during the next day of classes in the RP.....

[Orinon]

I am immune to these "feels".

*Cried like a bitch playing Katawa Shoujo.*

[Corrian]

I am immune to these "feels".

*Cried like a bitch plating Katawa Shoujo.

I shall make you get emotional during the next school day when I commence my idea that keeps plaguing my mind!

Or maybe not.

[Corrian]

Speaking of feels. Here's my latest song for Cassie.

All around me are familiar faces.
Worn out faces.
Worn out faces.
Bright and early for the daily races.
Going nowhere.
Going nowhere.
Their tears are filling up their glasses.
No expression.
No expression
Hide my head I wanna drown my sorrow.
No tomorrow.
No tomorrow.

And I find it kind of funny.
And I find it kind of sad.
The dreams in which I'm dying are the best I've ever had.
I find it hard to tell you.
I find it hard to take.
When people run it circles it's a very very.
Mad world.
Mad world.

Children waiting for the day they feel good.
Happy birthday.
Happy birthday.
And I feel the way that every child should.
Sit and listen.
Sit and listen.
Went to school and I was very nervous.
No one knew me.
No one knew me.
Hello teacher, tell me what's my lesson?
Look right through me.
Look right through me.

And I find it kind of funny.
And I find it kind of sad.
The dreams in which I'm dieing are the best I've ever had.
I find it hard to tell you.
I find it hard to take.
When people run it circles it's a very very.
Mad world.
Mad world.
enlarging your world.
Mad world.

Hide my head I wanna drown my sorrow~

[Altruistic Paladins]

Speaking of feels. Here's my latest song for Cassie.

All around me are familiar faces.
Worn out faces.
Worn out faces.
Bright and early for the daily races.
Going nowhere.
Going nowhere.
Their tears are filling up their glasses.
No expression.
No expression
Hide my head I wanna drown my sorrow.
No tomorrow.
No tomorrow.

And I find it kind of funny.
And I find it kind of sad.
The dreams in which I'm dying are the best I've ever had.
I find it hard to tell you.
I find it hard to take.
When people run it circles it's a very very.
Mad world.
Mad world.

Children waiting for the day they feel good.
Happy birthday.
Happy birthday.
And I feel the way that every child should.
Sit and listen.
Sit and listen.
Went to school and I was very nervous.
No one knew me.
No one knew me.
Hello teacher, tell me what's my lesson?
Look right through me.
Look right through me.

And I find it kind of funny.
And I find it kind of sad.
The dreams in which I'm dieing are the best I've ever had.
I find it hard to tell you.
I find it hard to take.
When people run it circles it's a very very.
Mad world.
Mad world.
enlarging your world.
Mad world.

Hide my head I wanna drown my sorrow~

"It's very much a voyeur's song. It's looking out at a mad world from the eyes of a teenager."

As Curt Smith of Tears for Fears summed up excellently, the song has a theme more in common with "American Idiot" than "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" to use Green Day songs as analogies for themes. Where you hear the drain of going nowhere each day, I hear consternation at how extravagant society is as Roland Orzabal elaborated quite nicely about how he came-up with the song.

"That came when I lived above a pizza restaurant in Bath and I could look out onto the center of the city. Not that Bath is very mad – I should have called it 'Bourgeois World'!"

Thinking the world is insane and having difficulty getting through each day are the same emotional states, aren't they?

[Corrian]

Geez, Tyler and Caitlin definitely act like new lovers Being all lovey dovey over each other all day.

[Corrian]

"It's very much a voyeur's song. It's looking out at a mad world from the eyes of a teenager."

Seems appropriate

As Curt Smith of Tears for Fears summed up excellently, the song has a theme more in common with "American Idiot" than "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" to use Green Day songs as analogies for themes. Where you hear the drain of going nowhere each day, I hear consternation at how extravagant society is as Roland Orzabal elaborated quite nicely about how he came-up with the song.

"That came when I lived above a pizza restaurant in Bath and I could look out onto the center of the city. Not that Bath is very mad – I should have called it 'Bourgeois World'!"

Thinking the world is insane and having difficulty getting through each day are the same emotional states, aren't they?

This seems reasonable, too.

Not that Caitlin should have a low opinion of Canada because plenty of people go through that stage in life where they fall victim to the Cultural Cringe where they overcompensate for a simplistic view that had a positive opinion of their nation by replacing it with a simplistic view that has a negative opinion of their nation and a positive opinion of most other nations as part of that phase of life where "Naïve Idealism" makes every teenager guilty of the Perfect Solution Fallacy.

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Caitlin doesn't really dislike Canada so much, more some of their current policies (And some that have always existed). But there are a lot about it she'd like, too, over America any day. As a country, she probably loves it. Canadian Rockies, for example. And the cold. She likes snow and cold.

She probably bashes the U.S. more then her own country any day. Not surprising seeing as they are the big world bully neighbor of Canada.

[Orinon]

Pragia, will reply tomorrow. Too tired right now.

[Pragia]

Pragia, will reply tomorrow. Too tired right now.

Don't rush man, prolly won't be able to post for a while anyways.

On that note, I apologise if my posts go down in quality, junior years taking a lot out of me.

[Corrian]

Just kind of assume that Cassie is always talking in a quiet, shy, timid manner, because that is how I picture it being. Even when she is enthusiastic and happy she still can act shy and timid with how her voice reactions sound.

[Holy Empire of Avalon]

"It's very much a voyeur's song. It's looking out at a mad world from the eyes of a teenager."

Seems appropriate

As Curt Smith of Tears for Fears summed up excellently, the song has a theme more in common with "American Idiot" than "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" to use Green Day songs as analogies for themes. Where you hear the drain of going nowhere each day, I hear consternation at how extravagant society is as Roland Orzabal elaborated quite nicely about how he came-up with the song.

"That came when I lived above a pizza restaurant in Bath and I could look out onto the center of the city. Not that Bath is very mad – I should have called it 'Bourgeois World'!"

Thinking the world is insane and having difficulty getting through each day are the same emotional states, aren't they?

This seems reasonable, too.

Not that Caitlin should have a low opinion of Canada because plenty of people go through that stage in life where they fall victim to the Cultural Cringe where they overcompensate for a simplistic view that had a positive opinion of their nation by replacing it with a simplistic view that has a negative opinion of their nation and a positive opinion of most other nations as part of that phase of life where "Naïve Idealism" makes every teenager guilty of the Perfect Solution Fallacy.

Caitlin doesn't really dislike Canada so much, more some of their current policies (And some that have always existed). But there are a lot about it she'd like, too, over America any day. As a country, she probably loves it. Canadian Rockies, for example. And the cold. She likes snow and cold.

She probably bashes the U.S. more then her own country any day. Not surprising seeing as they are the big world bully neighbor of Canada.[/quote]
Actually thanks to our Great Dicktatorship Obama, America now bends over and takes everything because of our puss bag officials, and we were not a bully to start with, we just wouldn't take anyone's shit

[Pragia]

Avalon, this is role play, and I'd prefer we don't start rl political debate, especially a heated one.

[Holy Empire of Avalon]

Avalon, this is role play, and I'd prefer we don't start rl political debate, especially a heated one.

My bad, just responding as I saw fit
Oh and I think I am going to leave my room now and go find some other folks because Terri is not on to respond and has not been for a good while.