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Will be posting either Snow White or Bambi after I'm done helping the boyfriend with his homework.
MochiTheDango said
Me too~
c: Does that happen to be you or someone you know?
MochiTheDango said
Name: Ashanti JonesAge: 18 (Senior)Nickname(s): Ash, KingClique: Jock (Track and Field)Appearance:Personality: Quiet but when she talks she's funny. She never lets things bother her.Crush: You'll never knowRelationship Status: SingleHobbies/Interest: Running, Kick boxing. Short Bio: Ashanti never thought she was very feminine and found herself being more comfortable in male clothing, of course this brought about all sorts of rumors towards her sexuality. None of which she has ever confirmed.Other: She has a thing for pot.
I love the tattoos!
Darcs said
."N-not really anyone, no... not since high school, I had a few boyfriends and uhh... But since then, it's mostly just been me and the music-- m-maybe something that, y'know, lasts a night or two... but no one special," She sunk into the truck seat with a sigh, "Not yet, at least..." a gentle smile appear on her face after a time, "...Here's hoping...!"
YoOoOOho yoOooho a shipper's life for me.
Oh geez that was longer than I expected LOL
My posts will not be that long in the future me-thinks.
My posts will not be that long in the future me-thinks.
Coach had assigned Isabella 10 more laps around the gym because of her mouthing off; which wasn't that rare of an occurrence. It would have been easier to kick Isa off the team all together, but she was a good player, and their varsity team was dwindling in numbers as it was. Kids were more into partying and drugs than team sports and 10 year old used jerseys. Taking one lap, she waited until the coach was long gone out of the room before she slowed down "Two..three, seven, ten." Isabella counted quickly, now at a stand still, her hands on her hips. Her other task was to take down the nets and collect the strewn volleyballs that laid around the open gym. Sighing, Isa jogged over to the net. The faster she could get this done, the faster she could go home. She quickly untied the net, and folded it, placing it on the bottom of the ball carrier basket. Next was the poles. Wrapping her slender arms around the first pole she hoisted it up out of the hole in the gym's floor and let it tilt down to horizontal so she could carry it more easy into the storage room on the side door of the gym. The same sequence was repeated for the other pole, though admittedly a bit slower than the first one.
Coming back into the open gym Isa noticed she wasn't alone anymore. She forgot that 10 minutes after practice was open gym time for all the students and faculty alike. The boy was playing basketball, dashing around and letting it slip right into the basket with a satisfying swish. "He sure has a lot of energy." Isabella commented sarcastically as she slowly began wrangling up the volleyballs that were left by the team. It was almost like they took out more than necessary just to spite her. Throwing the balls towards the bucket they were stored in, several went in compared to the few that hit the corner and flew into opposite directions. Besides her height, it was obvious basketball wasn't her forte.
The last ball hit the corner with much more velocity than Isabella expected as it zoomed right into one of Solomon's shots knocking the ball away from basket, sending their balls flying. Isabella's face froze as she called out "Sorry!" with a wave of the hand. "Don't worry, I got it!" she called, running after the basketball and then the volleyball. She held them both on her hips, before tossing the basketball towards him with a huff. This was enough exercise to last the weekend, or the rest of the year.
Placing the ball into the cart softly, Isabella then pushed the cart with both hands into the storage room before exiting and shutting the door behind her. Finally she could retreat to the locker room and change into her street clothes and go home; or so she thought. Taking off her sweats, she jammed them into her gym locker- not wanting to take them home and wash them just yet. Something about getting changed in an empty locker room was eerie, so Isabella didn't take too much hesitation to re-dress. Adoring herself with a pair of black pegged jeans, a red sleeved baseball style shirt, and her ankle high black boots. Afterwards she took out her backpack and jacket. Reaching into the pocket of her leather jacket she took out her always worn apple core necklace and her hair bandanna. Her head titled down slowly as she tied the red bandanna in her hair into a small bow slightly angled on the right side of her head. She had been wearing red lipstick that day at school, but the color was faded drastically from the wear and tear of the day.
Having to go through the gym once more, Isabella threw the leather jacket over her shoulder and her basic backpack over the other.
Coming back into the open gym Isa noticed she wasn't alone anymore. She forgot that 10 minutes after practice was open gym time for all the students and faculty alike. The boy was playing basketball, dashing around and letting it slip right into the basket with a satisfying swish. "He sure has a lot of energy." Isabella commented sarcastically as she slowly began wrangling up the volleyballs that were left by the team. It was almost like they took out more than necessary just to spite her. Throwing the balls towards the bucket they were stored in, several went in compared to the few that hit the corner and flew into opposite directions. Besides her height, it was obvious basketball wasn't her forte.
The last ball hit the corner with much more velocity than Isabella expected as it zoomed right into one of Solomon's shots knocking the ball away from basket, sending their balls flying. Isabella's face froze as she called out "Sorry!" with a wave of the hand. "Don't worry, I got it!" she called, running after the basketball and then the volleyball. She held them both on her hips, before tossing the basketball towards him with a huff. This was enough exercise to last the weekend, or the rest of the year.
Placing the ball into the cart softly, Isabella then pushed the cart with both hands into the storage room before exiting and shutting the door behind her. Finally she could retreat to the locker room and change into her street clothes and go home; or so she thought. Taking off her sweats, she jammed them into her gym locker- not wanting to take them home and wash them just yet. Something about getting changed in an empty locker room was eerie, so Isabella didn't take too much hesitation to re-dress. Adoring herself with a pair of black pegged jeans, a red sleeved baseball style shirt, and her ankle high black boots. Afterwards she took out her backpack and jacket. Reaching into the pocket of her leather jacket she took out her always worn apple core necklace and her hair bandanna. Her head titled down slowly as she tied the red bandanna in her hair into a small bow slightly angled on the right side of her head. She had been wearing red lipstick that day at school, but the color was faded drastically from the wear and tear of the day.
Having to go through the gym once more, Isabella threw the leather jacket over her shoulder and her basic backpack over the other.
Don't mind my rambling! 
As a roleplayer, what do you look for in an interest check?
Well, first things first I like an informative title to draw me in! It can either be a narrative or summarized of what type of roleplay it is. For example my roleplay I'm running right now interest's check was along the lines of: "Your class reunion..what could go wrong?" though the other interest check I posted for it was titled "Horror/Escape/Drama" Either of these types of titles draw me in; though the second ones tend to have me click because the first type can often be misleading to what the role play is really about. AFTER I click the interest check; I like to see that someone has taken the time to make it look nice; even if it's just a small thing- some imagery and nice spacing goes a long way with me.
What is a turn on for you and what makes you hit the back button as quick as you can (remember, let's keep things civil)?
TEXT WALLS. If your interest check consists of one large block of text I get scared and exit it out as quickly as I clicked. On the other end of the spectrum; if you only have a sentence or two I get a little nervous as well.
Is there different things you look for or different ways you present things if you are a GM depending on what section the interest check is in?
No matter what section I am in I expect and provide the same aspects of a good interest check.
As a GM, how do you set your interest check up for the best success? Is there a big difference on how you format an interest check compared to your OOC?
I think the best way to answer these is to show my own work.
My interest checks and my ooc are usually close to the same thing- but the OOC usually contains rules/cs/other information.
My Interest Check
My OOC
Have you made a mistake in the past that might be good for others to hear so that they avoid the same pitfall? Do you have any advice or other GMs or people who are debating on becoming a GM?
Something that I've made the mistake of is accepting people too fast- possibly because I'm too nice and just want to accept everyone; but I have to learn to give a little background check on people and really think if their characters are good for the roleplay.
DONT. EVER. GIVE UP. Your going to have roleplays that don't make it out of the gates and you're going to have roleplays that grab your heart strings and play double dutch with them; you just gotta keep trying. It doesn't hurt to try and don't be hard on yourself when people drop out or leave unexpectedly- THAT IS THEM. THEY ARE SCUM. You are a creative butterfly and you should flap your wings straight to fleeksvile.
Anyway, that is my several cents. :D Thanks for the thread Kirra!
As a roleplayer, what do you look for in an interest check?
Well, first things first I like an informative title to draw me in! It can either be a narrative or summarized of what type of roleplay it is. For example my roleplay I'm running right now interest's check was along the lines of: "Your class reunion..what could go wrong?" though the other interest check I posted for it was titled "Horror/Escape/Drama" Either of these types of titles draw me in; though the second ones tend to have me click because the first type can often be misleading to what the role play is really about. AFTER I click the interest check; I like to see that someone has taken the time to make it look nice; even if it's just a small thing- some imagery and nice spacing goes a long way with me.
What is a turn on for you and what makes you hit the back button as quick as you can (remember, let's keep things civil)?
TEXT WALLS. If your interest check consists of one large block of text I get scared and exit it out as quickly as I clicked. On the other end of the spectrum; if you only have a sentence or two I get a little nervous as well.
Is there different things you look for or different ways you present things if you are a GM depending on what section the interest check is in?
No matter what section I am in I expect and provide the same aspects of a good interest check.
As a GM, how do you set your interest check up for the best success? Is there a big difference on how you format an interest check compared to your OOC?
I think the best way to answer these is to show my own work.
My interest checks and my ooc are usually close to the same thing- but the OOC usually contains rules/cs/other information.
My Interest Check
My OOC
Have you made a mistake in the past that might be good for others to hear so that they avoid the same pitfall? Do you have any advice or other GMs or people who are debating on becoming a GM?
Something that I've made the mistake of is accepting people too fast- possibly because I'm too nice and just want to accept everyone; but I have to learn to give a little background check on people and really think if their characters are good for the roleplay.
DONT. EVER. GIVE UP. Your going to have roleplays that don't make it out of the gates and you're going to have roleplays that grab your heart strings and play double dutch with them; you just gotta keep trying. It doesn't hurt to try and don't be hard on yourself when people drop out or leave unexpectedly- THAT IS THEM. THEY ARE SCUM. You are a creative butterfly and you should flap your wings straight to fleeksvile.
Anyway, that is my several cents. :D Thanks for the thread Kirra!
AngelNoire said
20 year old male single lonely guard escapes with 17 year old girl from the female juvenile penitentary they were at. Noooooooooooot creepy at all...
At least he gave her sweets!
That's the best type of white van driving civilian!
Oh gosh I love Disney so much.
I would either do:
Snow White as either a total homewrecker (7 boyfriends) or a stoner (talking to random objects/hallucinations)
Bambi as a bit of a skittish girl (Though I know Bambi is a boy) who also happens to be the school's weed dealer.
I would either do:
Snow White as either a total homewrecker (7 boyfriends) or a stoner (talking to random objects/hallucinations)
Bambi as a bit of a skittish girl (Though I know Bambi is a boy) who also happens to be the school's weed dealer.
PlantEater said
Alright that's fine. Thank you very much for accepting my character! I cannot wait to get started, although it will probably be tomorrow before I can post. I need sleep! :)
THANK YOU!
Yes, sleep is good- I'm excited to see your post when you get it up ^^
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