Aristocles
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Still alive. Sorry for the delays. Still have that new job, but I'm (gradually) getting another one. Current one is too slow.
8 mos ago
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8 mos ago
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Still alive. Sorry for the delays. Still have that new job, but I'm (gradually) getting another one. Current one is too slow.
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1 yr ago
Starting a new job in June. Wish me luck!
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2 yrs ago
I truly wish I didn't have to type this, but RIP Jason David Frank.
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2 yrs ago
Still a little sick. Some sort of cold. Hopefully not the flu. Getting better but it's slowed me down.
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2 yrs ago
That's a good point. Classics like The Little Mermaid were basically perfect the first time around and any remakes can only be worse. Remakes of the bad Disney movies are a second chance for them.
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Bio
Hi there! I've been roleplaying for years, mostly in fantasy-type RPs. I don't like giving out too much about myself, but I am a man living in New York City (that's in the Eastern time zone, if you don't already know), over 18. Recently, I have been busy working, although I graduated from college and grad school a while back.
Most Recent Posts
@Blackmist16
My girlfriend is what happened. I was busy with her and her family for several days. I'm back now. Didn't think it would take so long. I'll be with her family again for New Year's, but that's about it.
My girlfriend is what happened. I was busy with her and her family for several days. I'm back now. Didn't think it would take so long. I'll be with her family again for New Year's, but that's about it.
@Blackmist16
Please use emoticons when indicating something non-serious. It is hard to tell on the internet. I know some people who would have meant it seriously.
Please use emoticons when indicating something non-serious. It is hard to tell on the internet. I know some people who would have meant it seriously.
@Cotton
I suppose a roughly human-sized, two-legged anthropomorphic dragon person is okay? I call them dracons.
I suppose a roughly human-sized, two-legged anthropomorphic dragon person is okay? I call them dracons.
@Blackmist16@Zillanilla@Searat@BigPapaBelial
Breden overheard Vox's offer of a home for Twig and his wolf companion.
"In the village? I-I can't speak for the chief, but- never mind. It should be okay. While I can't say the rest of the tribe will be thrilled to know that there's a wolf living in our village, I'm sure they'll get used to Greslarch once they see he isn't going to hurt anyone here." They left Koglan's forge and started towards Vox's place. It was barely within the wooden palisade wall which protected their settlement, in an area separated from most of the other huts by about 50 meters. By goblin standards, that was quite a bit of space.
"Will Greslarch be able to feed himself? Letting him stay with us is one thing, but there's no way the chief will let him eat from our food supplies." He asked Twig as gently as he could, knowing that a food shortage this winter was very possible. Being a wolf, Greslarch could probably smell the meat stored away in the granary, a scent which would certainly prove to be tempting if he was hungry, overwhelming if he was starving. Goblins had no qualms about eating wolves if they had to, so that was also a possibility if the food situation were to become desperate. He tried not to think about it too much.
Breden overheard Vox's offer of a home for Twig and his wolf companion.
"In the village? I-I can't speak for the chief, but- never mind. It should be okay. While I can't say the rest of the tribe will be thrilled to know that there's a wolf living in our village, I'm sure they'll get used to Greslarch once they see he isn't going to hurt anyone here." They left Koglan's forge and started towards Vox's place. It was barely within the wooden palisade wall which protected their settlement, in an area separated from most of the other huts by about 50 meters. By goblin standards, that was quite a bit of space.
"Will Greslarch be able to feed himself? Letting him stay with us is one thing, but there's no way the chief will let him eat from our food supplies." He asked Twig as gently as he could, knowing that a food shortage this winter was very possible. Being a wolf, Greslarch could probably smell the meat stored away in the granary, a scent which would certainly prove to be tempting if he was hungry, overwhelming if he was starving. Goblins had no qualms about eating wolves if they had to, so that was also a possibility if the food situation were to become desperate. He tried not to think about it too much.
Is this still going?
@Blackmist16
I'll hold off on a post until he posts or tomorrow night, whichever is sooner and I'm around to see his post.
I'll hold off on a post until he posts or tomorrow night, whichever is sooner and I'm around to see his post.
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