"I want anyone and everyone who reads this to post in here something they would LIKE to do with me SOMEDAY. Then post this in your journal to find out what I want to do with you."
I'd like to write something with you. Or for you. Or whatever. It might be cool. ANd due to the joy of the internet we wouldn't even need to be near each other ever, which might be the perfect creative interaction.
Now there's an offer. Bearing in mind that I rarely finish what I start and have an unfortunate tendency to whore myself out to anyone who asks nicely (the two may be connected), it sounds like fun...
O! Surely we have met. Perhaps not actually conversed, and admittedly not outside the bounds of roleplay, but I certainly knew Dio-genes by sight. Indeed, I even attended one of those Ordo meetings. I was hovering behind KayLuna's shoulder, looking imposing. And slightly cowboy, for which I occasionally apologise.
On cowboys: The costume started out as primitive leather armour (a sort of tabard and hood combo), then I bought the hat because it looked cool and wasn't entirely anachronistic and I was trying to be brave and not care what anyone thought. Then I bought a coat to keep me warm. None of the elements individually looked too out of place, it's just when I wore it all together that I thought it turned into a little bit Clint Eastwood. I'm still not sure if anyone else even cared, but I was constantly afeared of people badmouthing me behind my back. The full version of that pic can be seen here in all its glory.
Bullseye. We never knew who you were apart from "the man who stood behind Kay-Luna in boring Ordo meetings" so we nicknamed you "Exploding ninja death hat man". I hadn't realised it was you because I never actually saw you mayself - Morgan ("Valentine") described you to me a couple of times. He was convinced your hat was some kind of engine of death-dealing and wanted to murder you for it to add to his pile of Special Treasures, with the singing rock and his mother's mummified corpse. I never knew if the hat was dangerous or not, but now I've just put two and two together.
Hee! No, no, the hat itself was not dangerous ... it was just a handy receptacle for Earthskin and Endurance and such (which people should have realised, really, since item enchantments went on a lammy rather than the colourful bits of paper). It was no more magical than, say, the various satchel straps and belts that held similar coloured papers. I occasionally wondered whether putting them on the hat was a good idea, but it was the most convenient place, and I was never actually mugged, so as time went by I worried about it less.
Oh, there was one thing ... as well as enchantments the hat also contained my soul (character card). So I was usually quite careful with it. ;)
Hmm ... hmm, hmmmm ... well, we had a ... um, I know Nyl had some things on the go that ... I think we would have eventually ... er. I had a sword that could do Air Blast. And my hammer reduced production times, apparently...
Mark W: Go into a comic shop with you and buy a copy of your comic and then when comic book guy behind the desk is dismissive of your art we can jump up and down on him :).
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Great. So you meet me under the dullest conditions imaginable. Marvellous. How am I supposed to sparkle under these working conditions?
Exploding Ninja Death Hat
...is not the image that springs to my mind when someone says the word "Cowboy".
*snicker*
I've just *actually* worked out who you are.
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Oh, there was one thing ... as well as enchantments the hat also contained my soul (character card). So I was usually quite careful with it. ;)
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Anyway, I never thought you looked like a cowboy either.
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