Mourn the Leper

happy [i]belated[/i] birthday, dark lady. ...wasn't around the past couple o' days.

congrats Pamplemousse, i couldn't imagine a better Queen.

Happy bday birthday bud. I am humbled a younger, more evil champion of the 23 rd exists. I vow to up my evil significantly this year!

thanks gang, for a second, the remnants of my once beating heart started up. ...don't worry the moment passed.

Florida. ...East Coast, MuthaBLEEPers.

6 silver for 1.

thanks gang. and the Johnny Depp references...are for a special someone.

6 sc.

i dunno exactly what it's for, but i liked it all the same. i thought the parts about "dying day" and then "grim friendship" sounded pretty cool.

[b]the following is a rant about the evils of God-Modding.[/b] pretentious and self-serving...oh, yes. if you think this is referencing you, i'm sure it's just your imagination. if your positive it's you, then...whoops. same rules apply as [i]"the path"[/i]. [attachment=1940:godmodding is lame.ppt] after downloading click view>slide show then left click to move forward *laughs* yeah i know. i'll try to find a different format other than ppt in the future.

happy birthday, caretaker.

my house had a bar, was across the street from the stadium, and i had two female roommates...and they had friends. i'm surprised i ever left.

*edit...if you go, just make sure to attend class. [i]random college factoids[/i] -your college can hook you up with part time jobs to work around your class schedule and a list of scholarships...hit up their offices. -talk to your guidance counselor often, sucks, but he/she'll keep you on track. (fyi - i didn't) -summer classes are usually easier. -don't take more than 12 credits per semester your first year, or a class before 9:30am...hmmm, the last one might just be me.

i think [b]rakaustan[/b] has that second avy.

5sc for the angien.

-first 3 Foundation books were great and only read the first of the Dune books, also amazing. my top 4 sci-fi books. Ender's Game is up there though, maybe rounds out the top 5. -Zelda, Ocarina of Time...just had to beat the water temple for my niece a couple o' weeks ago, and i forgot how much that part sucked. worse when your dropped in the middle of what she was already doing...like 15 years after i beat it. some friends just bought me the one with the train on DS. -Dan Brown, i knew a chick in college who said she went to Exeter when Brown taught there...kinda crazy...never read his stuff though. Tom Hanks' ridiculous haircut in the first movie + rampant fanboys yelling you gotta read this + desire to be cool by not being trendy = well, not reading anything by him. yeah, i'm a jerk. also, i haven't read a book for like 3 months...i can feel my brain atrophying.

retracted. bought 2 pimps. damn, i'm officially "that guy"

i liked the ideas about the trading company and the highwaymen.

I don't know too much about tokens, but I like the idea for a spell that destroys VE. I wanted to eventually gain such a spell for Mourn and call it leperous touch.

thanks gang, it was fun to make.

[size="4"][b]Mourn acquired this story from a travelling writer, who no longer needed it.[/b][/size] [i](the following is entirely fictional and inspired by Ailith's contest. However, due to my lack of reading the fine print, didn't quite meet the parameters of the quest.)[/i] [u]after downloading [/u] -click view>slide show -left click to move to the next page [attachment=1867:thepathofloneliness.ppt]

can entries be put into two categories...like something that is a comedic narrative or comedic poem/song? or must we choose one category to enter in?

dunno if this one's been said but... when you start referring TViX Romania to friends for their high end media center needs.

i was glad to see Tarquinus start this topic. i'm not particularly well-known in the realm, Mourn's a bit of a jerk/loner, but i also noticed that some people are a little more down on the game than they were last summer, when i played under a different character. i can understand vets getting a tad down because things aren't new and shiny anymore. the first book/movie in a series is always the best because it introduces you to the world and makes you love it. many people have stated that our ability to shape the world is what sets this game apart. we decide which way the story turns, we determine whether or not MD grows. if you don't like the way things are going, find a way to change it. the other thing that sets this game apart is the community. there is a collection of really intelligent people in MD. a great deal of creative people. very different personalities brought together, each very good at something. whether it be finding and exploiting bugs or creating beautiful and engaging stories. together, there is definitely a way to overcome a lot of the problems, but it requires people to work to find a solution. as an aspiring writer and amateur artist, MD has helped me a great deal, it's why i stay. my word of advice to anyone getting down is to step away from the game for a bit and figure out why you loved it so much to begin with. come back when your batteries are recharged and you have some fresh ideas that can help the game grow in a direction you want it to. truthfully, it's the best way to show your appreciation to MD. go team.

while i didn't know you, i always respected your character and made a point to keep my "eye" on you. hope to see you make your way back. take it easy, man.