Player: Aubrey (inthemortalcity)
Email: taibhsearachd@gmail.com
AIM: meant to care
Plurk: mortalcity
Availability: Usually around noon to 4 AM EST, though that's somewhat variable in either direction. If I'm visible on AIM, I don't mind being contacted.
Notes: Slowtime/backtagging/whatever you want to call it is awesome. I'm also cool with bendytime (wherein ( Read more... )

So... when I went to bed last night, it was the end of October.

Could someone please explain to me how I woke up eight hours later in January? I am still in the same universe, right? Please tell me I don't have to give the zombie talk again.

There are dalmatian puppies following me around. They won't go away, and more keep showing up, and they are ninjas, because they keep finding me even when I lock them out. At last count, there are fifteen, and the temptation to drown them all in the lake is growing pretty damn fast.

Please tell me they belong to someone who will take them away. ( Read more... )

( It's a lifetime commitment, recovering the satellites... )

Any comments on my portrayal of Georgia or RPing in general can be left here. Anon is on, IP logging is off, and comments are screened (but may be unscreened so I can respond if I need clarification on something).

( I didn't want to be anyone's ghost... )

To anyone who can see this post, please read it in its entirety. I can not overemphasize the importance of this. It is not a joke or a prank or an extremely elaborate delusion. This is real, and it may mean the difference between life and death for you and anyone you care about ( Read more... )

Thanks to the Rift, Kellis-Amberlee is now significantly less infectious than its original 100% infectiousness. The exact percentage is probably somewhere around 10-20%, but what it means in practice is that we infect NPCs whenever we feel like it, and infection is opt-in for player characters.

Please review this infopost for an idea of what you' ( Read more... )

[Note: Here be spoilers for... everything Newsflesh related that has ever been published. If you care, DO NOT READ THIS.]

( Thanks to the wonders of mad science, a bunch of smart men and women found a cure for boredom. And cancer. And the common cold. And oh, right: death. )

( It's a shot of dumb idea with a bad plan chaser... )