The premise: each set of clues will consist of the names of various past or current BPAL perfumes, arranged like a math problem. The answer will be the name of a fictional character. Leave your answers in the comments. No familiarity with perfumery should be required, since this is based entirely on the names, not on what they smell like ( Read more... )

In case anyone is interested, here are my fantrolls. None of them are completely fleshed out, I used an online dollmaker for the portraits, one of them is a deliberate self-insert, and all of them are a bit ridiculous. You have been warned.

( Be the human with too much time on her hands )

Premise: Each numbered entry will list a bunch of warnings/content notes, similar to what you sometimes see in fanfiction headers. Each will be for a preexisting work of fiction. Guess the work that's being referred to, and put your guesses in the comments ( Read more... )

There is skull-shaped guest soap available online. I don't know if Mordhaus has it, since the merchant's web page is kind of girly and there's a chance that Dethklok might think that anything that specifically mentions being all-natural and cruelty free is inherently un-brutal, but I'm pretty sure it's in all the guest bathrooms at Maenad's house.

I did the "I write like" meme, but got a whole bunch of different people depending on what piece of writing I fed into it. This is odd, since I've thought that one of my strengths was a distinctive "voice" and one of my weaknesses was that all of my narrators sound like me, both of which would seem to suggest a reasonably consistent style ( Read more... )

http://us.akinator.com/# is rather addictive, and can be surprisingly accurate, although it has odd blind spots. So far it's accurately guessed Solid Snake, Sam Vimes, Nanny Ogg, Tuco, Aeris, Madlax, the Boss, Volgin, Bertie Wooster, Naomi Hunter, Stephen Fry, Otacon, Doctor Watson, Scarlett ( Read more... )

I use these primarily for character portraits, which is why "most of the clothes seem designed for early 21st century teenagers" is a disadvantage and "access to tiny pixel sniper rifles" is an advantage.

( Candybar )