The Impossible Girl

@alia Have you needed fortune cookie fortunes before? 😛

@alia

Worthless then. 😛 But a good name source.

Are you a writer when you use a chatbot’s built-in fortune cookie library as reference material, if not actually using the fortunes? 😛

@rochellaine @jenwriter17 @ariel-ashira @alia

You guys seem to be the only ones on here regularly, so I’ll just tag you. I’m going away for the weekend on a Youth Camp, so I probably won’t be around to chat/write until (your) Monday (my)/Tuesday. Hope you guys have a good time (and I’ll be praying for your piano thing, Jen!)

Fare thee well 😀 *salutes*

@rochellaine

Well, I’ve been on the computer all day and my eyes are sore, and I need to do some chores, so I’m leaving now. Also, at the risk of sounding like a broken record, is it not late in Maryland??

@jenwriter17

That would be hilarious!!

@jenwriter17

Awesome! And no worries, I really liked it. Thanks for letting me read! (now to finish Skredder’s!)

@alia

Oh, and Alia! That’s awesome, awesome news!

@ariel-ashira

We’ve moved on without you, unfortunately and now there is a #17 corner!

@rochellaine

Well, I did. But Oliver Twist is not his greatest work, let’s just say that.

That quote though! I’ve done similar things before. Almost poked people’s eyes out with knitting needles. Almost stabbed myself with my own pocket knife this morning!

@daughteroftheking

In general? I would prefer they would have awful memories. Writing PTSD sounds fun. 😛

But then self-amnesia sounds compelling too.

For a specific character… I’d say not remember who they are.

Would your character rather be portrayed by a live actor, or by an animated character (any type of animation).

@jenwriter17

And then, we’ll defend the honour of KP with our knitting needles.

@jenwriter17

1.    Who was your favorite character and why?

Uma. I just loved her innocence combined with her…uh…robotness. I did feel that you could have done heaps more with her than you did, like explaining more about why she was created, what her programming is like, developing her character a bit more. But yeah, she was my favour…[Read more]

@rochellaine

Well, I didn’t really like Oliver Twist, the book either, which I just finished so…I don’t know, I feel like Dickens betrayed me.

There’s a super thin plot dealing with the “nine lives of cats” sort of thing, but that’s literally it. Who cares if it has a plot. Good dancing 😛

@skredder

My mum was learning Italian in uni and she…[Read more]

@skredder

In defence of Les Mis…its not really dark…okay, it kinda is. Hmm.

@skredder

I personally haven’t listened to it, because its sorta not a “dark modern musical”, but its a classic 😀

@skredder

Well, there’s a broadway version of Anastasia, which I personally like a lot more (though I like the animated movie too). I like the Count of Monte Cristo musical a lot too 😀 It was one I didn’t find until more recently.

Yep, Singin’ in the Rain is a musical too 😀

@rochellaine @skredder

It’s well known that Cats literally has no plot at all. They’re songs based on poems of T.S. Elliot’s and they’re crazy, but funny, and the dancing is absolutely astounding (especially in the DVD version), but the musical world is half and half on whether its stupid or genius. I personally on the fence. But the songs are…[Read more]

@skredder

LES MIS!!!! That’s all. What about Newsies, Anastasia, Tale of Two Cities, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, The Count of Monte Cristo, Lord of the Rings, The Scarlet Pimpernel—

Okay, I’ll stop.

Oh, I haven’t seen Mary Poppins since I was eleven, but it was really good! I liked it a lot. I don’t think I’ve listened to…[Read more]

@rochellaine

I don’t wear makeup either, but if I did, I’d do it singing this song 😀

@skredder Heyo!