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My FIRST post.
Jan. 7th, 2005 08:20 pmWow. This is like, epic.
And that sounded stupid and Valley-Girlish.
Um... I'm very bored, which is why I'm posting. I want to RP, but Marion won't come on! Gah! And I really want to do this one. It's a musical RP. I'll explain. Or I'll post Penny's rules which will be a load easier for me.
Crossover of Everything: Musical Form: Mild Poetry Skills Required (I made this up. I'm very proud of it.)
Hooray for musical parody! Have you ever heard of such a thing?
1) Characters can be from anywhere, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, books, television shows, movies, whatever--just so as long as they are not from a musical already.
2) This is a musical we're putting together! Your characters must burst (involuntarily or no) in to song frequently and without any especial reason (Thus the mild poetry skill requirement. Although, when we say mild, mild is what we mean.)
3) Try to be more or less literate. It just makes things easier.
4) If you want to, you are perfectly entitled to name a musical that's in clue whilst announcing yourself.
5) Setting: Unknown, lots of glitter floating around as is expected and back up dancers if you need them. 6) If you don't have fun, I will be very cross with you indeed.
Isn't it brilliant?
It really is.
I'd love to live in a musical. It would be snazzy every day, and I'd get to sing all the time. And everyone would automatically know the words!
Although, I'm assuming that I wouldn't simply be backup.
We'd probably have lunch numbers.
Leah: Oh I really like this pasta that...
Marion: But you have pasta every day.
Penny: This mustache looks like a bat.
Marion: Finish up your stories, kay?
Leah: But I'm stuck.
Marion: I don't care.
Leah: What the...
Marion: Let's not have that language in here.
This musical may be listened to by kids, I fear.
Leah: Maybe I was going to say duck.
Penny: A peanut landing on his head?
Leah: I don't understand what you just said.
Penny(cryptically): Maybe you don't need to.
Marion: This character is such a Sue.
Leah: What, mine?!
Marion: No never mind.
Leah: That doesn't rhyme.
Penny: I think I'll eat my lunch now.
Leah: No not another orange!
Marion: I'll say something about a cow.
Leah: I... oh crap.
Marion(spoken): There was a Farscape episode like that once.
Ouch. I just pained myself.
And I just found out that Penny is busy watching The Rutles. Oh well. We'll do the brilliant roleplay later.
My brother has to do a project in school. It's for the Iraqi children, but it's absolutely ridiculous. Instead of giving the Iraqi children food, or money, the class is sewing them plushies. But not just any plushies. No, the class is making them plushies shaped like fruit and vegetables.
Pretty darn useless.
Well, I guess if I think of anything else, I'll post something new.
The excitement! The thrills! The various cheeses!
And that sounded stupid and Valley-Girlish.
Um... I'm very bored, which is why I'm posting. I want to RP, but Marion won't come on! Gah! And I really want to do this one. It's a musical RP. I'll explain. Or I'll post Penny's rules which will be a load easier for me.
Crossover of Everything: Musical Form: Mild Poetry Skills Required (I made this up. I'm very proud of it.)
Hooray for musical parody! Have you ever heard of such a thing?
1) Characters can be from anywhere, Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, books, television shows, movies, whatever--just so as long as they are not from a musical already.
2) This is a musical we're putting together! Your characters must burst (involuntarily or no) in to song frequently and without any especial reason (Thus the mild poetry skill requirement. Although, when we say mild, mild is what we mean.)
3) Try to be more or less literate. It just makes things easier.
4) If you want to, you are perfectly entitled to name a musical that's in clue whilst announcing yourself.
5) Setting: Unknown, lots of glitter floating around as is expected and back up dancers if you need them. 6) If you don't have fun, I will be very cross with you indeed.
Isn't it brilliant?
It really is.
I'd love to live in a musical. It would be snazzy every day, and I'd get to sing all the time. And everyone would automatically know the words!
Although, I'm assuming that I wouldn't simply be backup.
We'd probably have lunch numbers.
Leah: Oh I really like this pasta that...
Marion: But you have pasta every day.
Penny: This mustache looks like a bat.
Marion: Finish up your stories, kay?
Leah: But I'm stuck.
Marion: I don't care.
Leah: What the...
Marion: Let's not have that language in here.
This musical may be listened to by kids, I fear.
Leah: Maybe I was going to say duck.
Penny: A peanut landing on his head?
Leah: I don't understand what you just said.
Penny(cryptically): Maybe you don't need to.
Marion: This character is such a Sue.
Leah: What, mine?!
Marion: No never mind.
Leah: That doesn't rhyme.
Penny: I think I'll eat my lunch now.
Leah: No not another orange!
Marion: I'll say something about a cow.
Leah: I... oh crap.
Marion(spoken): There was a Farscape episode like that once.
Ouch. I just pained myself.
And I just found out that Penny is busy watching The Rutles. Oh well. We'll do the brilliant roleplay later.
My brother has to do a project in school. It's for the Iraqi children, but it's absolutely ridiculous. Instead of giving the Iraqi children food, or money, the class is sewing them plushies. But not just any plushies. No, the class is making them plushies shaped like fruit and vegetables.
Pretty darn useless.
Well, I guess if I think of anything else, I'll post something new.
The excitement! The thrills! The various cheeses!
