just found this while looking at some online recipe books
is this really the man you all want to vote for as best cook???
is this really the man you all want to vote for as best cook???
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GENESSIA: A PANFANDOM RPG - May 21st, 2017
21 May 2017 @ 08:28 am
[Did you subscribe to The Genessia Tribune? Did you even remotely wish you had a newspaper or some other form of media to refer to for news, weather, and current events? Then you're in luck! There's a paperboy riding through the streets of Genessia flinging newspapers onto doorsteps or, if you're unlucky, through your window. Even remote locations in the other cities will still get a paper if one of the residents ever wanted one. The Paperboy is just that dedicated.]
[And if you're one of the following people, and you happen to subscribe to the newspaper, the Paperboy may or may not have flung the newspaper through that person's window, at the person, and/or broke something in the area: Joan Watson, Emerald Sustrai, Baze Malbus, Rowan Mcknight, Bodhi Rook, Major Lilywhite, Belle, Sans.
The following people have their newspaper placed neatly on their doorsteps: Cad Bane, Theodore Satchel, Deadpool, Gale Reinhardt, Blaze, Professor Sycamore,Ayame Sasaki, Soma Cruz, chaos, Yugi Mutou, Yukiko Amagi, Fai D. Flourite, Chiaki Nanami.]
( This Week In The News )
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21 May 2017 @ 08:30 am
Who: Open
Where: Fayren. Elemental Ruins.
What: Clearing out some elementals.
Warnings: None.
Where: Fayren. Elemental Ruins.
What: Clearing out some elementals.
Warnings: None.
21 May 2017 @ 02:04 pm
action; Garden Park
[Between her recently taking a job at the Cat's Eye and otherwise needing to keep an eye on Rascal the Zigzagoon, which though the option is there she refuses to have him confined to a ball, Celia's had surprisingly little time to actually do anything. The job doesn't demand too much of her time, so it's mostly due to Rascal, well, being a rascal; his name was originally a small joke the girl had made while trying to think of an actual name for him, but then the fuzzy terror had gone and more or less earned it by requiring more babysitting than even she did back home.
The irony isn't lost on her, as she'd been aware of her more-annoying quirks and habits—and largely unable (or perhaps just unwilling) to successfully kick them until—for a good stretch of time before she found herself here.
Rascal has gotten a bit better as time has moved on, and today, he seems to be behaving perfectly well, so Celia has decided to reward him with taking him out to the Garden Park. He seems to like it there, so much so that promised (but generally infrequent thus far) visits to the place have so far proven to be an effective way to get him to stop being so rascally so often. The only real downside is that when they do go, they come away from every visit with more small rocks for a collection that he seems to have taken up, and there's a decently-sized pile of them at the apartment now—not an excessive amount, but enough that it would likely be noticeable to visitors if she ever had any—because she's made no real attempt to stop him; it's preferable over him just straight up running off like he had a tendency to when she first got him.
So, today, any visitors to the park are likely to find the girl and her Pokémon, the former (literally) hovering along behind the latter, which bounds from place to place occasionally picking up rocks. Sometimes he runs back to Celia and gives her one that he found, which she places into a small bag that she's started carrying for this exact purpose. ...or he could just run up to anyone else instead, and give them one.
Like right now.
Hey, you.
Have a rock.]
[Between her recently taking a job at the Cat's Eye and otherwise needing to keep an eye on Rascal the Zigzagoon, which though the option is there she refuses to have him confined to a ball, Celia's had surprisingly little time to actually do anything. The job doesn't demand too much of her time, so it's mostly due to Rascal, well, being a rascal; his name was originally a small joke the girl had made while trying to think of an actual name for him, but then the fuzzy terror had gone and more or less earned it by requiring more babysitting than even she did back home.
The irony isn't lost on her, as she'd been aware of her more-annoying quirks and habits—and largely unable (or perhaps just unwilling) to successfully kick them until—for a good stretch of time before she found herself here.
Rascal has gotten a bit better as time has moved on, and today, he seems to be behaving perfectly well, so Celia has decided to reward him with taking him out to the Garden Park. He seems to like it there, so much so that promised (but generally infrequent thus far) visits to the place have so far proven to be an effective way to get him to stop being so rascally so often. The only real downside is that when they do go, they come away from every visit with more small rocks for a collection that he seems to have taken up, and there's a decently-sized pile of them at the apartment now—not an excessive amount, but enough that it would likely be noticeable to visitors if she ever had any—because she's made no real attempt to stop him; it's preferable over him just straight up running off like he had a tendency to when she first got him.
So, today, any visitors to the park are likely to find the girl and her Pokémon, the former (literally) hovering along behind the latter, which bounds from place to place occasionally picking up rocks. Sometimes he runs back to Celia and gives her one that he found, which she places into a small bag that she's started carrying for this exact purpose. ...or he could just run up to anyone else instead, and give them one.
Like right now.
Hey, you.
Have a rock.]
21 May 2017 @ 09:40 pm
[Action: Genessia, backdated to Friday]
[Midday, Grell stares into a clothing store, seemingly mesmerized with the mannequins and their attire for the day. But if anyone looks closer, they could tell that she's not really looking at them. She's looking at her own reflection in confusion.]
...where is it... [She touches her neck with her fingers, where her mark (ooc: #2) of the crew she belongs to is.] Was it real?
[Talking to herself, mostly, but anyone could hear. Just...don't startle her.]
[Video, present day]
[As the sun begins its descent, Grell sits on the steps to the sheriff's office. There is enough light to do a video, luckily. Sitting at the top of the stairs is her dog, Copper, who seems content with watching the scenery.]
As most of you know, City Guardian elections are approaching, and while I do plan to run again, there are a few things I'd like to state. The reason I'm bringing them up now is because they will be something I'll strive for, whether I'm elected or not.
First, the appointment for Deputy Guardians in Everglade will not fall upon whomever gets elected City Guardian, but will be voted upon. I believe it is imperative for City Guardians to set an example that-- [Grell begins counting on her fingers] they can work with anyone, that they will allow the citizens to choose who works closely with the elected Guardian, and that they accept that those elected deputies will act as a check against the Guardian's judgement.
Those that wish to run must be of adult age, have no criminal record in the city they're running in, and must not have criminal offenses in more than two cities. Other stipulations may apply, but those are the most important.
Second, and this is just an idea that popped up not long ago, I strongly believe that those who lose their lives here should have at least one session of psychiatric counseling. Most will be opposed to it, as it is quite personal to talk to a stranger about your feelings, but there are those who might see this as a benefit they didn't believe they needed, and coming back from a traumatic experience weighs heavily on the mind.
Of course, opting out after the first session would be at the person's discretion.
[She sighs and then Copper pushes at her shoulder with a paw.]
Fine, fine, let's walk. [The feed ends there.]
[Private Voice to Marco]
I need to speak to you soon.
[Private Voice to Namur]
I remember everything. [And that's all the message she leaves.]
[Midday, Grell stares into a clothing store, seemingly mesmerized with the mannequins and their attire for the day. But if anyone looks closer, they could tell that she's not really looking at them. She's looking at her own reflection in confusion.]
...where is it... [She touches her neck with her fingers, where her mark (ooc: #2) of the crew she belongs to is.] Was it real?
[Talking to herself, mostly, but anyone could hear. Just...don't startle her.]
[Video, present day]
[As the sun begins its descent, Grell sits on the steps to the sheriff's office. There is enough light to do a video, luckily. Sitting at the top of the stairs is her dog, Copper, who seems content with watching the scenery.]
As most of you know, City Guardian elections are approaching, and while I do plan to run again, there are a few things I'd like to state. The reason I'm bringing them up now is because they will be something I'll strive for, whether I'm elected or not.
First, the appointment for Deputy Guardians in Everglade will not fall upon whomever gets elected City Guardian, but will be voted upon. I believe it is imperative for City Guardians to set an example that-- [Grell begins counting on her fingers] they can work with anyone, that they will allow the citizens to choose who works closely with the elected Guardian, and that they accept that those elected deputies will act as a check against the Guardian's judgement.
Those that wish to run must be of adult age, have no criminal record in the city they're running in, and must not have criminal offenses in more than two cities. Other stipulations may apply, but those are the most important.
Second, and this is just an idea that popped up not long ago, I strongly believe that those who lose their lives here should have at least one session of psychiatric counseling. Most will be opposed to it, as it is quite personal to talk to a stranger about your feelings, but there are those who might see this as a benefit they didn't believe they needed, and coming back from a traumatic experience weighs heavily on the mind.
Of course, opting out after the first session would be at the person's discretion.
[She sighs and then Copper pushes at her shoulder with a paw.]
Fine, fine, let's walk. [The feed ends there.]
[Private Voice to Marco]
I need to speak to you soon.
[Private Voice to Namur]
I remember everything. [And that's all the message she leaves.]