Personification Life OOC IX [CLOSED]

by **Fvaarniimar** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 5:45 pm

It would be very odd, Swith, were Ceril from your ear. (Proof your post.)

by **Swith Witherward** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 6:02 pm

Fvaarniimar wrote:It would be very odd, Swith, were Ceril from your ear. (Proof your post.)

~~You'll have to point it out to me, Fvaar. I don't see things clearly at the moment.~~

Thank you, TG Easter Bunny. Bok bok.

by **Swith Witherward** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 6:06 pm

Also, Neste's available for interaction. I set her at the Chaos bar.

by **Tiltjuice** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 6:16 pm

TG Easter Bunny? *grins*

Righto! I'll be back in half an hour, though. Gonna take a quick walk. Been sitting down all day.

by **Monfrox** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 6:41 pm

*busts in*

by **Highfort** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 6:57 pm

Evening, PL. Feels good to get some time to shoot. I'll post when I'm back from the range.

by **Swith Witherward** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:02 pm

Tiltjuice wrote:TG Easter Bunny? *grins*

Righto! I'll be back in half an hour, though. Gonna take a quick walk. Been sitting down all day.

My dad used to say "Dank ya Easta Bunny, bok bok" at home. I never gave it much thought... it was just a silly expression my family used. Years later, I said it to a Prof. She was absolutely delighted by the 80's throwback, and then told me where it came from. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KANvDIcr7M&feature=youtu.be&t=25s

by **Swith Witherward** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:03 pm

Highfort wrote:Evening, PL. Feels good to get some time to shoot. I'll post when I'm back from the range.

Enjoy!

by **Giovenith** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:11 pm

I used to be terrified of the Easter Bunny when I was little, because my young mind put a bit too much literal thought into what I imagined as a seven-foot, anthropomorphic rabbit-man breaking into our home while we were asleep, thumping around, and digging through our things.

I always thought as I was falling asleep that any moment I could hear the creak and slam of the door, the thump-thump-thumping of him moving around, possibly look up from under the covers to see him look down at me with those glassy, animal eyes and twitching nose stretched over a human-sized skull.

I appreciated the chocolate, sure, but jeeze.

by **Northwest Slobovia** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:13 pm

Highfort wrote:Evening, PL. Feels good to get some time to shoot. I'll post when I'm back from the range.

I used to work at a university which had a ROTC range on campus. It was open to students and staff when the ROTC guys weren't using it. That was really convenient.

by **Monfrox** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:16 pm

Giovenith wrote:I used to be terrified of the Easter Bunny when I was little, because my young mind put a bit too much literal thought into what I imagined as a seven-foot, anthropomorphic rabbit-man breaking into our home while we were asleep, thumping around, and digging through our things.

I always thought as I was falling asleep that any moment I could hear the creak and slam of the door, the thump-thump-thumping of him moving around, possibly look up from under the covers to see him look down at me with those glassy, animal eyes and twitching nose stretched over a human-sized skull.

I appreciated the chocolate, sure, but jeeze.

I may be twenty years old, but I swear to you all I saw the Easter Bunny. I swear. Swear on my life. I woke up on Easter morning when I was young and was excited. Only I had JUST woken up so I wasn't entirely THAT excited on the outside, but I was really excited on the inside. I sat up from my bed and I swore I saw a brown-haired rabbit hop down the hallway past my room. There was a basket at the foot of my bed. I could've just been too tired to thin straight, but I'm still pretty sure of what I saw.

by **Tiltjuice** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:17 pm

Aw Swithers. That's awesome. *nods*

Oh dear, Gio. >_>

Mon, rabbits do it all.

by **Mincaldenteans** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:22 pm

Giovenith wrote:I used to be terrified of the Easter Bunny when I was little, because my young mind put a bit too much literal thought into what I imagined as a seven-foot, anthropomorphic rabbit-man breaking into our home while we were asleep, thumping around, and digging through our things.

I always thought as I was falling asleep that any moment I could hear the creak and slam of the door, the thump-thump-thumping of him moving around, possibly look up from under the covers to see him look down at me with those glassy, animal eyes and twitching nose stretched over a human-sized skull.

I appreciated the chocolate, sure, but jeeze.

Aw! I used to think Cat in the Hay was Satan. I still do sometimes; creepy character is creepy. To this day I don't understand why children love that thing. That and the Grinch as I nearly walked out of the theater seeing the preview for it. -shudder-

by **Giovenith** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:31 pm

Mincaldenteans wrote:
Giovenith wrote:I used to be terrified of the Easter Bunny when I was little, because my young mind put a bit too much literal thought into what I imagined as a seven-foot, anthropomorphic rabbit-man breaking into our home while we were asleep, thumping around, and digging through our things.

I always thought as I was falling asleep that any moment I could hear the creak and slam of the door, the thump-thump-thumping of him moving around, possibly look up from under the covers to see him look down at me with those glassy, animal eyes and twitching nose stretched over a human-sized skull.

I appreciated the chocolate, sure, but jeeze.

Aw! I used to think Cat in the Hay was Satan. I still do sometimes; creepy character is creepy. To this day I don't understand why children love that thing. That and the Grinch as I nearly walked out of the theater seeing the preview for it. -shudder-

The Cat in the Hat is Satan? I can see someone try to make that argument.

"He tempts the children to do ill will, so he fish must represent morality and the power of God. Yes, yes, it all makes sense now! And after the fish convinces the kids to throw the cat out, the cat comes back to help fix the mess, showing how ultimately even evil is subject to the will of God. THIS IS A BREAKTHROUGH!!!!"

Oh apophenia, I love you.

by **Northwest Slobovia** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:33 pm

Giovenith wrote:
Mincaldenteans wrote:
Aw! I used to think Cat in the Hay was Satan. I still do sometimes; creepy character is creepy. To this day I don't understand why children love that thing. That and the Grinch as I nearly walked out of the theater seeing the preview for it. -shudder-

The Cat in the Hat is Satan? I can see someone try to make that argument.

"He tempts the children to do ill will, so he fish must represent morality and the power of God. Yes, yes, it all makes sense now! And after the fish convinces the kids to throw the cat out, the cat comes back to help fix the mess, showing how ultimately even evil is subject to the will of God. THIS IS A BREAKTHROUGH!!!!"

Oh apophenia, I love you.

Yay! A new word! And one for a phenomenon I talk about sometimes! Yay! :hug:

by **Germanic Templars** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:33 pm

Well I got nothing, so I am out for now. Bye.

by **Tiltjuice** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:34 pm

Germanic Templars wrote:Well I got nothing, so I am out for now. Bye.

*offers penguin*

by **Swith Witherward** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 7:56 pm

Mincaldenteans wrote:Aw! I used to think Cat in the Hay was Satan. I still do sometimes; creepy character is creepy. To this day I don't understand why children love that thing. That and the Grinch as I nearly walked out of the theater seeing the preview for it. -shudder-

I nearly spat out my tea. Thank you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vp0BnDiwSu0

by **Mincaldenteans** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:03 pm

-Hides behind the penguin-

Think I'm sufficiently freaked out. I need coffee to clear these horrific images from my head.

by **The BranRiech** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:04 pm

Germanic Templars wrote:Well I got nothing, so I am out for now. Bye.

I'm thinking the same thing for myself here.

by **Swith Witherward** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:09 pm

The BranRiech wrote:
Germanic Templars wrote:Well I got nothing, so I am out for now. Bye.

I'm thinking the same thing for myself here.

Torii is headed towards the kitchen.

by **Tiltjuice** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:14 pm

Mincaldenteans wrote:-Hides behind the penguin-

Think I'm sufficiently freaked out. I need coffee to clear these horrific images from my head.

Coffee! Coffee is good.

My brain is fried. Gonna get some dinner. Back in a bit.

by **The BranRiech** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:18 pm

Swith Witherward wrote:Torii is headed towards the kitchen.

I don't want to get too far ahead of Carly, I'll give her till' tomorrow to post before continuing on with Torsie and I.

In the meantime, I posted a little thing for Calle.

by **Tsuyoi Tekikoku** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 8:35 pm

Added something new to my Factbook! Tsu and all Tsuyoians have blood relations to Finnish,Germans and Russians!

by **Highfort** » Sun Jan 25, 2015 11:57 pm

The BranRiech wrote:
Swith Witherward wrote:Torii is headed towards the kitchen.

I don't want to get too far ahead of Carly, I'll give her till' tomorrow to post before continuing on with Torsie and I.

In the meantime, I posted a little thing for Calle.

You mind interacting with Sep? Had him go out on the backyard to meet her, since I've gotta kill time until the mission.

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