The Oddities Of Seattle DT

*sniff* Ooh! It's a discussion thread smell! I'm sure you know what to do here.

Thank you very much AM!

Link to the sb: topic53981.html

oh...hi...just want to write...i think for this one...we need some plot plan so that this storybook will not die quickly

Good idea. I really think it'd be cool if at some point the military gets involved. Just a thought.

I has questions. Many questions... Are/did the Government Peeps:

teach us to read, write, e.t.c.?

cruel?

teach us about the world? Or were they afraid to give us info that could turn against them?

Male and female?

Let us socialize?

Keep us in confined areas?

Hmm, I could probably whip up some more...

I don't think they did, no. Unless you want them to of course.

No they didn't.

Yes.

No.

Yes.

No.

Yes.

That what you needed?

Sheesh... these are some crazy people... Hmm.

Did we:

live in solitary rooms?

see other children?

enjoy ourselves, generally?

Yes.

No.

No.

Forced to go through painful tests and in solitary confinement. I see no fun there.

I agree with the whole planning fandango. I don't want to send my bootiful character out there with no plan. xD
And the military? Cor.

Cor? Well, if that means yes, than I say cor! It could also be a foreign military, or a branch that's against the government... I don't know. Just throwing ideas out so they will be eaten with something original.

What about some secret part of the military? Like, a group of 'the best of the best', with awesome technology and weapons and stuff?

I'm spouting out ideas as they come, so don't mind me.

Would they find the runaways? Or would we be against them? I think we need >someone< on our side, as we don't know that much about the world...

P.S. Can someone tell me how to find Storybook Discussion so I don't have to go to the actual storybook and click the link? It gets annoying...

I don't think there's another way, but you could favorite the page and get to it from there.

Well, if someone wants they could play a regular human that runs into us.

I think if the military people fins the runaways... we're going to have a huge epic fighting scene.

You, my friend, have just proved that you aren't English.

Cor is an abbreviation of Cor Blimey:

Cor blimey
Meaning

An exclamation of surprise.

Origin

A euphemism (specifically a minced oath) derived from 'God blind me'.

First recorded in print in Barrère and Leland's A dictionary of slang, jargon and cant 1888–90, 1897.

An alternative spelling was used, slightly earlier, by Arthur Morrison in A child of the Jago, 1896:

"Gawblimy, not what?"

It is also sometimes spelled gorblimey.

*nods*

Oh, and if you want me to play a second character I will.

Oh cool! Now I can say that whenever I'm surprised and everyone will look at me like this; "O.o"