Agonus

Heh. Got my villain name and 50 word description (maaan that's short), now to just dust off teh pencil for a sketch and send it in.

The art was pretty, but the writing itself just... sucked. And then DC gave Robinson a run on JLA grind that book down even further.

Heh. You again. Welcome back.

We're still here, sorta.

Did I mention she has already has a boyfriend?

Well this appears to be over before -anything- even happened. Sent her a message about the artwork for the comic. Haven't heard back, though I do have my guesses as to why. *shrug*

Strange to me, anyway. Now I'm not -that- socially inept, but I just have it stuck in my head that attractive women are never interested in -me-, ever. Anyway, back to the story.

So last Thursday a cute girl and her friend walk in to the comic book shop I've been working at. (And no, that wasn't the strange thing. ) The owner was also in the store at the time, and between he and I, we try to get the smalltalk going, just like we do with every customer. Turns out both girls are pretty geeky, and they stick around for like an hour, chatting with us about random geeky stuff.

The conversation eventually shifts to cute girl going to college for art, and I think to myself, "Self, you need an artist for your webcomic! Say something!" I do, and the cute girl gets all starry eyed at the idea. So while the owner is his giggling his *** off (he knows I'm single) I grab a piece of paper to write down the web address for my webcomic. I figure I'll show her where to go, tell her to comment on the website if she's interested in doing the art, and leave it at that.

Cute girl, on the other hand, wants my full name, cell number, gives me her full name and number, and tells me to friend her on facebook. Which completely took me by surprise.

Is this sort of thing normal in public business? I was stuck in an office job for the better part of the last decade and didn't really talk to many people in person, so I'm reeeaally out of the loop on this stuff.

Any Avatar: The Last Airbender themed/homaging/influenced RP heavy groups out there? (And by the way, I haven't finished Season 3 yet.)

In terms of taking advantage of what Elec Melee has to offer, other than Shield Defense, between a Scrapper and Tank what's the best AT and defensive set to use with it for PVE?

I was leaning towards a Tank, but I had no idea what to pair it with. I initially asked this in the Tank forum and got 4 different answers, so nothing conclusive came of that. Scrappers are the other option. Brutes are out as I have enough, and Stalkers don't fit the concept.

Didn't expect the first 4 responses to be 4 different answers. Leaning towards Elec Armor, might even go Scrapper for SR.

In terms of taking advantage of what Elec Melee has to offer, what's the best Primary to pair with it for a Tank for PVE?

I'm not super familiar with 80's comics, especially DC stuff from the time. BUT, if it's anything like how Marvel was, the books will probably be bogged down with narrative text until mid 90's when art took some control of the story back from the writing. (Ymmv on that, of course. It was arguabley due to the influence of the Image founders on the rest of the business.)

Another thing to consider is that word count will vary depending on the writer. Books were definitely wordier the farther back you go, but some writers are worse about it than others.

Why does the Flash look like a 10 year old with a goatee?

Starting a new alt, but I'm not sure of the way to go.

I was leaning towards Inv/Elec mostly for concept, but I don't see much of anything about that combo on the forums. Are the two sets counterproductive somewhere along the lines?

The other option I was thinking of was Inv/Dark, which I know synergizes well, but lacks AoE.

I might have some of the details off, but according to a friend of mine, he gave a drive on his laptop that was connected to Pro-Tools a cutesy 15 letter name. Then Pro-Tools stopped working. He spent hours trying to figure out why Pro-Tools wouldn't work. Then he claims he found the answer; Pro-Tools can only handle drive names of 14 letters or less.

My main group wants to shift to Rogue Trader and it's spinoffs.

I do like the character concept I came up with (corrupt priest trying to bring down the Ecclesiarchy from the inside) but I'm still not sure this is a good thing. The GM and another player that spearheaded the movement are GW lorehounds, and I'm dreading sessions devolving into arguments over minutia like which Space Marine chapter found guy was born where.

I doubt anyone is willing to throw enough money at Gellar to get her to change her mind about returning to -anything- Buffy related.

And as far as Boreanaz, this is supposed to be his reaction to the news of the reboot. (The other guy in the pic is the creator of the Bones show.)