Mark Kamibaya

@Leumeister I know this is SO helpful, but, pretty much what everyone else said. 😛 Especially about the need for a question.

And do you mean, can we tell the character on the left is a girl? I think that’s what you meant. That ‘left’ made you write ‘right’. 😛
I can tell, since you mentioned it, but I might be unsure if I didn’t know.

@S-G-Dewey I really really like the name Douglas; from what you said I think that could fit him. (I have a brother named Douglas, but I love the name even if it wasn’t one of my family members’. 😀 )

@Ethryndal START THE SILMARILLION. Happy six months indeed…but START IT. It ain’t a breeze ta get through, but it’s sure good (obviously aside…[Read more]

@Daeus I like Dire Recompense a lot better.

b@Daeus I like Dire Recompense a lot better.

I’m sorry.

Yum, Yum, Yum, Yum! Delicioso!

@Winter-Rose why does this make me think of a Studio C?

I’m sorry.

@Daeus Whoop!

@daeus Hop in!

@ethryndal @dragon-snapper I’ll join in.

@ethryndal 😛
Great!

@dragon-snapper How cheating of you! 🙂 I’ll be writing for a bit.

@winter-rose @daeus @kate-flournoy @jess @bluejay @overcomer @ethryndal @aella @anyone-else I’ll be doing more of the fun writing stuff if anyone wants to join me.

(yes, I copy and pasted my previous post) 😛

@daeus Well, I haven’t played it in a few weeks, so maybe that’s why it’s going away. 😛
That explains a lot.

@daeus Well, I haven’t played it in a few weeks, so maybe that’s why it’s going away. 😛
Well, that explains a lot.

@Dragon-Snapper Ooh ooh ooh! We knows, precious, we KNOWS!!! How to Train Your Dragon, Astrid to Hiccup. Here be mine:

I think you missed a column.

Oh, dear, @dragon-snapper. Civilization is a recipe for writer’s block. 😛

I have a PC, but it’s really the only computer that I’ve had. Makes me a little biased towards it. 😛 It’s pretty much the same thing that @winter-rose has, though I don’t use photoshop. I do use other big games though, like Civilization 4 and 5.
@aella

@Daeus It could work fine, but I still like Dire Recompense. The ‘dire’ adds in suspense, and we don’t know if it is dire for the character, for those recompensed, or for all involved, so it doesn’t give anything away either (while still hinting at the final end).