Maaan, I'm terrible at figuring out signs.
That "guess" was pretty spot on--like, my rising sign is Pisces--so something tells me you're pretty intuitive. Maybe a water or fire sign... But I don't know how to narrow down to which, much less which sign.
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The Scotsman said
So what's happening? Are we still waiting on Cyra? I personally think we should take her out for the moment and as soon as she comes back she'll just appear in the RP as if she had never left. I don't think we should just halt the whole thing for one person, as mean as that sounds, but to paraphrase Spock, the wants of the many outweigh the wants of the few. Just my thoughts on the matter though.
I hate leaving people behind but I think I gotta agree. If we wait too long, we'll lose interest and that would suck.
Cynder said
As do I! I'm used to identifying zodiacs. Just a feeling, I guess.
What's your sign? o:
I love your Samantha's motto, haha
Wait, whaat? How'd you do that? I'm a Scorpio--and I freaking love astrology, haha
I keep hearing seven is pretty good. I only saw some of six, but I could try seven. I just don't like when shows are supposed to end, but producers wanna pump some more money out of them, haha. That's why I'm happy with the first five alone.
Ah. :D Nope, not a rabid fan at all. Actually dropped out of the Supernatural fandom 'cause I don't like seasons six and on. But 1-5--so very good.
Oh my gosh, I love your siggy, Cynder. Never laughed so hard throughout watching the show
Well I posted. uwu I was getting restless
Klaus Kalogeropoulos. Boy, were the students going to have fun with that name. The new teacher grinned a bit at the thought as a student worker handed him his iced coffee. "Efharistó," he said to express his thanks before turning to wander the grounds, the transition lenses of his glasses darkened by the sun. He was given the tour over the summer and introduced to a few teachers, so he had a...vague idea of where he was going. Soon enough, Klaus found himself right where he wanted to be: the beach. He approached the water, though didn't get close enough for it to wade over his shoes, and gaze out at the horizon. After a moment, he slowly sat himself down as to not spill his coffee. Settled down, the Greek sighed and sipped at his beverage, finding nostalgia and comfort in the rumble of waves crashing against the shore.
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