Sing It Loud, Sing It Long
Sweet did another walk through the Nexus, so I got caught up in two sing-alongs, one with Farfarello ((mentioned in this good_rpers_rock post)) and one with Crawford, neither fun. It seems like Brad has a lot going on, and it's not good. (( Other!Schu isn't terribly happy at the moment either.)) But Sylar's was sheer win.
Nagi's looking for clothes, while Aya-kun is looking for toys. ((NSFW))
Hanatarou is deeply, deeply sorry for whatever he did while LOL'd. He's brought pastry.
Kenyuu's such an evil pervert that he makes me look like a saint. ((NSFW))
Another Sanzo has shown up. Might be interesting. Might lead nowhere.
It's like the whole Nexus was on the rag when answering this one new chickie, but it was hilarious.
A young Namor has shown up and asked about the purpose of clothes. Of course I had to answer that one.
((In dear_mun, Yohji's complaining about being dressed up for a tea party his mun has planned for him. Everyone else points and laughs. Gojyo's mun intends to be meaner to him than usual, so he's being a real bitch about it to everyone. Greed demanded some action, and Farf said he might supply some. Jean-Paul, whose name everybody can now remember again, complains of being made to smex Apocalypse in the Sweet thread. Everyone else points and laughs. And Nightwing's freaking out over a new thing.))
Yeah, Heroes totally did the X-Men "Days of Future Past" thing, but it was still a deeply cool episode. Future Peter was hot, even if he can't pull off the gravelly voice he was trying for. Sorry, guy. Farf likes his scar, though. Matt can get back offa my side. What a putz. We all purred over Sylar's evil and figured that he keeps Mohinder as his accomplice and sextoy. Mylar forever! (And Brad's so annoyed that I can actually talk to a Sylar in the Nexus if I wanted to.) But they should have shown more Battle of the Matrix Stars between Sylar and Peter, dammit! I want Peter's coat.
I almost choked laughing when Brad said he'd downloaded an episode of Stargate Atlantis to watch. He, of course, said that he knew I would. Bitch. "Tao of Rodney" was very mushy in parts, and some of it felt uncomfortable to us from how I had my own preparing for death period when I had the chip in my head last year, but I give them credit for presenting telepathy well. Rodney asks some leading questions to make people think about the things he wants to telepathically grab. I approve, since it's the way I often work so I don't have to go digging.
Nagi's looking for clothes, while Aya-kun is looking for toys. ((NSFW))
Hanatarou is deeply, deeply sorry for whatever he did while LOL'd. He's brought pastry.
Kenyuu's such an evil pervert that he makes me look like a saint. ((NSFW))
Another Sanzo has shown up. Might be interesting. Might lead nowhere.
It's like the whole Nexus was on the rag when answering this one new chickie, but it was hilarious.
A young Namor has shown up and asked about the purpose of clothes. Of course I had to answer that one.
((In dear_mun, Yohji's complaining about being dressed up for a tea party his mun has planned for him. Everyone else points and laughs. Gojyo's mun intends to be meaner to him than usual, so he's being a real bitch about it to everyone. Greed demanded some action, and Farf said he might supply some. Jean-Paul, whose name everybody can now remember again, complains of being made to smex Apocalypse in the Sweet thread. Everyone else points and laughs. And Nightwing's freaking out over a new thing.))
Yeah, Heroes totally did the X-Men "Days of Future Past" thing, but it was still a deeply cool episode. Future Peter was hot, even if he can't pull off the gravelly voice he was trying for. Sorry, guy. Farf likes his scar, though. Matt can get back offa my side. What a putz. We all purred over Sylar's evil and figured that he keeps Mohinder as his accomplice and sextoy. Mylar forever! (And Brad's so annoyed that I can actually talk to a Sylar in the Nexus if I wanted to.) But they should have shown more Battle of the Matrix Stars between Sylar and Peter, dammit! I want Peter's coat.
I almost choked laughing when Brad said he'd downloaded an episode of Stargate Atlantis to watch. He, of course, said that he knew I would. Bitch. "Tao of Rodney" was very mushy in parts, and some of it felt uncomfortable to us from how I had my own preparing for death period when I had the chip in my head last year, but I give them credit for presenting telepathy well. Rodney asks some leading questions to make people think about the things he wants to telepathically grab. I approve, since it's the way I often work so I don't have to go digging.