Weights seem fairly reasonable to me... All except Joshua and the one with Nill weight are in the Overweight Category of BMI. Joshua is within BMI norms towards the heavier side of things.
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by Kintain » Sat Feb 09, 2013 1:00 am
by Orinon » Sat Feb 09, 2013 1:39 am
by Altruistic Paladins » Sat Feb 09, 2013 8:47 am
Kintain wrote:More info Ratori, size zero models are required to have a BMI of at least 18. Your BMI at 6'1" and 97lb is 12.8. In other words, your character would be in the hospital if not on the verge of death.
by Altruistic Paladins » Sat Feb 09, 2013 8:58 am
Altruistic Paladins wrote:mass in kilograms / (height in meters squared) * 703
mass in pounds / (height in inches squared) * 703
by Corrian » Sat Feb 09, 2013 5:45 pm
by Altruistic Paladins » Sat Feb 09, 2013 6:28 pm
Corrian wrote:Stuff in space doesn't make noise as far as I know. That was an aspect of Firefly I liked, how their space scenes were completely silent.
Obviously the space station makes noise, though Well, inside of it.
by Kintain » Sun Feb 10, 2013 4:30 pm
by Altruistic Paladins » Sun Feb 10, 2013 5:52 pm
by Kintain » Sun Feb 10, 2013 8:18 pm
Altruistic Paladins wrote:Suggestions from a person of no authority in this thread:
A few errors I noticed are in need of handwaves. The South Korean draft is always active, thus what they would be doing is actually expanding the numbers rather than starting it since I doubt 1,800 every year would not be enough, but that is a different problem. The real problem is that the Republic of Korea can only draft people up to the age of 35, though that can be handwaved. That way, more people can be drafted into the Republic of Korea Armed Forces or if they have demonstrated sufficient knowledge of English and win a lottery for it, admitted into KATUSA instead of the ROKAF.
by Altruistic Paladins » Sun Feb 10, 2013 9:30 pm
Kintain wrote:Altruistic Paladins wrote:Suggestions from a person of no authority in this thread:
A few errors I noticed are in need of handwaves. The South Korean draft is always active, thus what they would be doing is actually expanding the numbers rather than starting it since I doubt 1,800 every year would not be enough, but that is a different problem. The real problem is that the Republic of Korea can only draft people up to the age of 35, though that can be handwaved. That way, more people can be drafted into the Republic of Korea Armed Forces or if they have demonstrated sufficient knowledge of English and win a lottery for it, admitted into KATUSA instead of the ROKAF.
I meant to say conscription, not draft. Silly me. Will change. And for some stupid reason, I thought the storyline was taking place farther out in the future. *Kicks self in the shins* More editing.
by Kintain » Sun Feb 10, 2013 10:00 pm
Altruistic Paladins wrote:Kintain wrote:
I meant to say conscription, not draft. Silly me. Will change. And for some stupid reason, I thought the storyline was taking place farther out in the future. *Kicks self in the shins* More editing.
Draft and conscription do not necissarily mean the same thing, but both are proper translations of what the Republic of Korea Armed Forces does, which is putting somewhere under 2,000 males every year between the age of 18-35 into the Republic of Korea Armed Forces for 21 months each or the Korean Attachment to the United States should they be lucky enough to be qualifed to enter and win the applicable lottery.
by Nulvelith » Sun Feb 10, 2013 10:20 pm
Pragia wrote:I'm trying to think what food they'd have on the station, so I'm going with formless food unless told otherwise.
by Pragia » Sun Feb 10, 2013 10:24 pm
Nulvelith wrote:Pragia wrote:I'm trying to think what food they'd have on the station, so I'm going with formless food unless told otherwise.
my guess is typical cafeteria food: gunk, frozen stuff, and lots of the "just add water and microwave it" variety of semi-edibles. Unless this is a highclass establishment... Anyways, its an internation station, right? So thered likely be a wide variety of foodstuffs. Just not a high quality.
by Nulvelith » Sun Feb 10, 2013 10:38 pm
Pragia wrote:Nulvelith wrote:my guess is typical cafeteria food: gunk, frozen stuff, and lots of the "just add water and microwave it" variety of semi-edibles. Unless this is a highclass establishment... Anyways, its an internation station, right? So thered likely be a wide variety of foodstuffs. Just not a high quality.
Couple questions to your post.
1. How'd you know his name, where his dorm was, and that he was at the pool?
2. Recall, I am major lawful-neutral, and you expect me to show up after curfew (is there one, if not, I'll show up)? My character would be far more likely to turn you in to guards.
by Kintain » Sun Feb 10, 2013 11:34 pm
by Mighty Asgard » Mon Feb 11, 2013 1:11 am
Kintain wrote:Name: Dr. Woo-jin Park
Gender: Male
Age: 60
Nationality: Korean
Height: 5'11
Weight: 190 lb
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Costume (if any): Standard 707 SMB uniform when on a mission unless the mission demands for different wear. When teaching class/off duty: Often wears a white turtle neck with rolled up sleeves and jeans with black loafers.
Abilities: Tactile Persuasion: He can persuade anyone to do anything when he is in physical contact with them. His persuasion is almost impossible to disobey when skin-to-skin contact is made.
Null Zone: This power can have any effect from nullifying a person's powers to rendering them completely senseless. He can focus it on a single individual up to 100 meters away or everyone within 20 meters of himself.
Subject: Cultural Awareness and "The Other Side of History"
Brief Bio: Woo-jin lived his life in relative peace when compared to other empowered individuals has his powers are subtle and do not manifest in a way that most people can notice. With the combination of his relative high intelligence and powers of persuasion, he was able to get into the Seoul National University with a full scholarship. He successfully received doctorate degrees in both World History and Cultural Anthropology in which fields he soon gained significant respect. That all changed when the vampires struck in full force. South Korea - in a combination of panic and a need for a quick and strong retaliation - at the time almost immediately began conscripting every able bodied man, and Woo-jin - who had always been proud of his physical prowess and well maintained physique (with which he had used too no little extent in picking up on graduate students he lectured and occasionally taught) - was forcibly thrown into the military and the war. He eventually caught the attention of high command when many incidents of vampires suddenly collapsing around him in a comatose like state were reported. Realizing that Woo-jin was empowered, the Korean high command - being somewhat phobic of empowered individuals - gave him an ultimatum, either be executed or join the 707 SMB "White Tigers" and use his abilities for the good of Korea. He, clearly wanting to live, joined the White Tigers excelling at assassinating vampiric commanders as well as anyone who posed a threat to the South Korean government from within often persuading them to commit suicide. Being that Korea was a small nation with a people practically fully mobilized, the war was over pretty quickly for them with tiny vampire cells occasionally popping up every now and then. The war over, the South Korean government had little use for Woo-jin and he knew it. Quickly, he had applied for employment to the Academy for the Empowered which almost immediately accepted him - in a combination of acknowledging what benefit he could bring both to the reputation of the school and knowledge to impart with the students as well as being aware of the possibly lethal situation he was in. Of course, someone with his training and abilities would also provide a helpful hand in breaking up or preventing incidents (ahem, fights amongst students) from occurring.
Pragia wrote:I'm trying to think what food they'd have on the station, so I'm going with formless food unless told otherwise.
by Transoxthraxia » Mon Feb 11, 2013 5:45 am
Kintain wrote:If there is a curfew, he might inform the guards of this meeting and they could end up crashing the party. And their power nullifiers would ensure that you didn't escape.
The Nuclear Fist wrote:Transoxthraxia confirmed for shit taste
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