Okay that made sense.
Jurassic Weeb Banned
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STATUS: Fuckin' American stereotypes, fuck yeah, motherfucker. youtu.be/M_tMD5bTbLM 8 yrs ago
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Fuckin' American stereotypes, fuck yeah, motherfucker. youtu.be/M_tMD5bTbLM
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@Garland- Oh, you know it, darling~ ♥
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Hideyoshi is best waifu. myanimelist.cdn-dena.com/im… Hideyoshi isn't male or female. Hideyoshi is a gender in itself.
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I freely admit to having shit taste, but it could be worse. I could unironically think SAO is a good series.
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Starting to think I shoulda just stayed home and binged Madoka.
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>> Waiting for RP replies like:
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@knuxieh I'm just a little confused by Sara's wording...
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@Deamonbane I have a couple of ideas for post-apocalyptic stories. Can we discuss them via PM?
"How does one take back words once they have been learned? How does one un-teach someone how to grow crops?" Makan mused. "Tell me how, Miss Sara." He continued walking. "Man learned to create fire by themselves, and so they used it as they would. It's the same as giving a child a sword. When taught correctly, they can use it well to protect their loved ones. If not, they will use it to murder and kill as they please. It's the same as the gifts we gave. You cultivate plants and animals for food and clothing, and you speak and write in your languages to communicate. Both can go very wrong."
Name: Mason Crosby
Appearance: Mason has short brown hair and blue eyes. He is of a medium build, but has broad shoulders, and pale skin that never seems to burn or tan. When out of his school uniform, he wears old, faded, ripped jeans, a white or gray t-shirt (he has multiple...), and a black military-grade jacket. However at all times he wears black goggles with reflective gold lenses, and a pair of fingerless leather gloves; he also keeps his parents’ dog tags. He has a distinctive scar on his neck.
Age: 17
Level: 2
Personality: At first, Mason seems cold and distant, but eventually his emotions come to the surface. He is extremely protective of his friends and family, and, as a rule, respectful to other unless they show they aren’t worthy of respect. He is very fond of weapons, thanks to his parents being military. He takes a no-holds-barred approach when fighting, even if it means he'll be hurt. It takes a long time to gain his trust, but once you have it, he'll trust you with his life.
Biography: Born in America, Mason’s parents were stationed at Yokota Air Force Base in Fussa, Tokyo. However, rather than attend the school on the base, Mason wanted to attend a school in Tokyo, known as Murakami Academy. He soon acquired a reputation of fighting to protect others, even when the odds were against him. He would have been kicked out of the academy, but his grades were excellent, and all of his teachers vouched for him. Two years prior, he picked a fight with the son of a Yakuza boss, whose father attempted to have him killed, resulting in the scar on his neck.
Power: Gunner- Mason's ability allows him to store guns in a pocket dimension so he can easily summon them at any time when he requires it. However, there is a limit to the amount of items that can be stored in the dimension, and the number and type of weapons. For example, at this time, he can only store a single handgun and its ammunition. As a policy he only uses nonlethal rounds, except in life-threatening situations.
Prodigy? Not a prodigy?: Nope!
Mental energy level:
Relations: None
Appearance: Mason has short brown hair and blue eyes. He is of a medium build, but has broad shoulders, and pale skin that never seems to burn or tan. When out of his school uniform, he wears old, faded, ripped jeans, a white or gray t-shirt (he has multiple...), and a black military-grade jacket. However at all times he wears black goggles with reflective gold lenses, and a pair of fingerless leather gloves; he also keeps his parents’ dog tags. He has a distinctive scar on his neck.
Age: 17
Level: 2
Personality: At first, Mason seems cold and distant, but eventually his emotions come to the surface. He is extremely protective of his friends and family, and, as a rule, respectful to other unless they show they aren’t worthy of respect. He is very fond of weapons, thanks to his parents being military. He takes a no-holds-barred approach when fighting, even if it means he'll be hurt. It takes a long time to gain his trust, but once you have it, he'll trust you with his life.
Biography: Born in America, Mason’s parents were stationed at Yokota Air Force Base in Fussa, Tokyo. However, rather than attend the school on the base, Mason wanted to attend a school in Tokyo, known as Murakami Academy. He soon acquired a reputation of fighting to protect others, even when the odds were against him. He would have been kicked out of the academy, but his grades were excellent, and all of his teachers vouched for him. Two years prior, he picked a fight with the son of a Yakuza boss, whose father attempted to have him killed, resulting in the scar on his neck.
Power: Gunner- Mason's ability allows him to store guns in a pocket dimension so he can easily summon them at any time when he requires it. However, there is a limit to the amount of items that can be stored in the dimension, and the number and type of weapons. For example, at this time, he can only store a single handgun and its ammunition. As a policy he only uses nonlethal rounds, except in life-threatening situations.
Prodigy? Not a prodigy?: Nope!
Mental energy level:
Relations: None
... So no GPS?
Bump! Craving an Akame ga Kill alternate timeline!
Bump!
"What you know about dragons is most likely false," said Makan. "Dragons have existed nearly as long as there has been a world to live in. We saw many extinctions... and even caused one. But dragons have come a long way since then. You see, when Man was young, and the Dragons already old, the wisest of our race took pity on humans. So they gave Man gifts-- the gift of language, the gift of farming. Man could build tools and shelters, but this helped them to flourish.
"But it was our last gift that was our undoing," Makan continued. "It was given by accident: fire. With fire in hand, Man could burn forests and villages, and make metal weapons. Although dragons' have long memories, humans do not. Within a hundred generations we were considered to be no more than dumb beasts here in the West; in the Far West and the East, we are still revered. But because dragons reproduce at a slower rate than humans, we could not replenish our population as fast as humans."
"But it was our last gift that was our undoing," Makan continued. "It was given by accident: fire. With fire in hand, Man could burn forests and villages, and make metal weapons. Although dragons' have long memories, humans do not. Within a hundred generations we were considered to be no more than dumb beasts here in the West; in the Far West and the East, we are still revered. But because dragons reproduce at a slower rate than humans, we could not replenish our population as fast as humans."
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