Status

Recent Statuses

9 mos ago
Current Alternatively - and now, hear me out - one could avoid looking up photos of such eldritch horrors ... maybe?
3 likes
10 mos ago
Back for my bi-yearly visit. Now where did I leave that thingy-ma-jig? Anyone seen that mish-masher? I think it looks like motivation or something!
4 likes
3 yrs ago
I now identify as a Master Procrastinator. Thank you all, and good night.
1 like
3 yrs ago
New medical term: Dizzy mummy (condition of patient when world is spinning and only treatment is confinement to bed). I hate being sick...
3 yrs ago
@Vampiretwilight: Funny indeed. Now to make it into a roleplay here...let the madness and sassy Narrator commence.
1 like

Bio

-The bio will be added once the profile user can be bothered to finish it. Right now he's probably busy doing nothing and stressed about more. Please come back later. Have a nice day.

Most Recent Posts

@gohKamikazeIt is, both deadly and mad in their own respective ways. I wonder who'll end up shooting who in the back.

@Sigurd@RBYDark That means that this is a spoiler-free zone, I have not seen it but plan to!
Lexington u dick


He's not a dick! He may have one, but the mere possession of an object doesn't automatically make him said object!

Thank you for the warning, I'll remember to put on something else then.
@RBYDarkThanks, I'll get to listen to them soon; possibly when I go to sleep (possibly a horrible idea)!

Got a post up, hopefully it can be used. And possibly Jeremy and Fredrick meets August, to get the case file that Barry needed hidden? What better way to hide it than to give it to a pair of strangers, am I right?
@gohKamikaze

Barry Lexington


"Oh...o...

The gut-ridden city-dwelling son of a bitch had the audacity to not only speak back to Barry, but in such a condescendig way that it felt as if this so called Agent Lichfield was superior to Inspector Barry Lexington; the cop who had gone off to fight for his country, kill more Krauts than he could remember and save his brothers in arms, come back and solve a dozen of unsolveable cases; Inspector Barry Lexington, the man who was at the brink of a case that felt bigger than himself, only to have this bastard of a Pinkerton Agent swoop in and take the glory. Barry could, and was threading close to beat the living shit out of him.

But then Agent Lichfield said those words, ...Any future work on the case must be cleared by and referred back to myself..., and Barry knew that he found the loophole he was praying for.

His furious face, ready to blow off any second now, turned on an instant to one of a happy man; very unusual for Barry, unless you were on The List.

...Of course, Agent Lichfield. I wouldn't dream of doing anything else; I was taken by surprise, that's all; us small-town deputies prefers to know what's going on, if you catch me drift." Barry said to the tall man, starting to walk to his desk; the picture that Argus had just looked at, he put down with its face to the desk, before he casually opened the drawers as if he was looking for something.

"Ah yes...about that, Agent Lichfield. It would seem that I locked my case files with the others down in the basement; we've had a few attempted 'break and entry's the past months, so we started to keep them safe down there during the night. Officer Hammilton got the keys, and he won't be here until after lunch, and I can't open it without my own key...which I of course forgot in the car."

Barry closed the drawers of the desk and walked up to Argus, smiling at him with a smile that many men had seen. "I'll go get it, wouldn't want the 'Bureau' to miss such an oppertunity for fame, now would we? Just make yourself at home here, and I'll be right back, Agent Lichfield."

That smile was not one of friendship, nor cooperation or anything of that like. Those men who'd seen it, were mostly Krauts, about to meet Blotige Barry and his trench-knife. Barry imagined himself, stabbing that knife through Argus's neck, many times. It made him smile.

Barry had no time to lose, however, and walked rather rapidly out of his office and to where August was still standing. "August, I don't have time to explain; Go to my apartment, find all the files and papers to the Atkins-case and hide them. I don't know where or how, and I really shouldn't know either. And take this file too, this was what I wanted to show you. Go, and don't contact me whatsoever; I'll find you. Now go, or else that Bureau Shithead is going to ruin everything."

August was out of the station within seconds, and just in the nick of time as well, for just when August exited the front door, Argus came out from Barry's office. "Did you get bored of my office that quickly? Geeze, good luck lasting that long in Arkham."
@RBYDarkThen I'll get to that right away! Then I have at least done something productive today except buying Prison Architect and discovering that "Dude...running a prison is hard...".

Please do link me some of the stories, though I have all of his books/works in one book. And now that I think about it, "The Beast in the cave" surprised me once I realized it was actually a man, and not a beast (though one can argue that it was both man and beast).

@SigurdSplendid! And no worries, things happens sometimes. I still have confidence that we'll get to the end with this RP ^^
Stalking? I like stalking! It makes life much more interesting when you can spy on another person's life!

I'm still waiting on Sigurd to make his post, but in the meantime I can post for @gohKamikaze and have him interract some more :)

As for favourite Lovecraft story, can't say that I have read many enough to make a decision without saying "Uh...Call of Cthulhu is pretty cool, I guess?".
@Halvtand

"Have you hit anything yet, MK-219?"

This was the spot where DV-125 preferred most to be when not in mission. Well, to be perfectly honest he enjoyed staying both at the Shooting Range and the the room where all those fancy tools were stored; not that he was welcome there most of the time. There on the other hand, he was more than welcome to stay.

He and his very powerful and dearly loved rocket launcher.

The scout trooper he had just passed, MK-219, was taking actually quite good shots at the holographic targets down the range, but VD-125 was always one for annoying you just slightly. In his mind it made others aware that DV-125 acknowledged their existance. Or it could be that he was an asshole before he was taught to forget his name.

DV-125 took a spot further down the range where he could freely - more or less - practice his Anti-Vehicle weapon-skills. It also helped that he enjoying blowing up stuff that the Empire allowed him to blow up. He lifted the rocket launcher onto his shoulder, calibrated the sights the same way he did between every mission, and took aim; the hologram of a TB-2 Light Tank appeared, about 200-300 meters down range.

"Mind taking out that sharpshooter behind there, MK-219? I'd rather not have my brain's fried up while I try to keep our squad from getting blown to pieces by that tank."
As for critique, the only real thing I feel is missing is the...I don't know, feeling of Star Wars to it. I think it might be the lack of the Star Wars-ish intro with the descending text. But then, that is my only real complain :P
Exactly why I picked it. Blowing stuff up always works ^^
© 2007-2026
BBCode Cheatsheet