Neverworld

I realize that I never actually talk about anything personal here, unlike others. Dunno why.

(Actually, that's a lie twice over. I don't like to talk about myself—I mainly got a LiveJournal in order to comment and have a Friends page—and even if I did my life is rather static since I don't like to even consider upsetting the status quo. C'est ma vie.)

( Snurched from Terri Osborne: I am Winter. )

I didn't actually read the description before posting. But... that's pretty damn accurate. :-/

Snurched from David H.: ( What D&D Class are you? )

Not what I expected; I would've figured myself more for a druid or magic user. I wonder if it was the "no God" stuff that did me in.

Snurched from brendan_moody:

atimson is happy.

You're a rosy-cheeked ray of f'ing sunshine 24/7. I bet you smile a lot and little things don't get you down. Must be nice. Fuchsia's definitely your color.

brought to you by interim32. wanna know your lj's moodring color? enter your user name and hit the button. (discussion thread)

Not true, methinks. But then, I don't tend to post about the... negative emotion-inducing parts of my life. :p

Snurched from terri_osborne and kradical:


Colonel Maybourne: You are an opportunist who's
only real concern is yourself. You only do
things that will benefit you in some way.


Which Stargate Character Are You? (Now with pictures)
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Who, moi? *whistles innocently*

Snurched from me_weird:


You are a GRAMMAR GOD!


Congratulations! If your mission in life
is not already to preserve the English tongue,
it should be. You can smell a grammtical
inaccuracy from fifty yards. Your speech is
revered by the underlings, though some may
blaspheme and call you a snob. They're just
jealous. Go out there and change the world.


How grammatically correct are you? (Revised with answer key)
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Surprised, this self-proclaimed grammar whore fanatic is not. (And yes, writing that last sentence pained me.)

Trying to come up with a story to work on. Question for ye writer types: when submitting "blind" to a market (like Strange New Worlds, or Analog) do you usually find it easier to just send off a story once you believe that you're done, or do you find it better to sit on it for a week or so, and take one more look? I've been submitting immediately, simply because I'm afraid that my (lack of) self-confidence will lead me to never send it in if I sit on it. But I'm curious as to what some of the more... successful have done. (And I realize that this is going to vary from person to person, most likely. It's more for curiosity's sake than anything else.)

Stolen from steve_mollmann and omahastar, among others. :p

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Snurched from fledermauskid:


What Type of Villain are You?
mutedfaith.com.



Damn. They're on to me. Guess I should probably put my plans on hold 'till the police forget about me....

Snurched from fledermauskid, ( What planet are you from? )

And snurched from brendan_moody:( What Edgar Allen Poe poem do you relate to the most? )

Snurched from altariel1:


Which File Extension are You?


Well, my feelings about INF files are quite similar to the ones I have about myself, so I guess it fits....

Snurched from onyahbear, though it's apparently forked and made its way to my flist through two different paths. :)

A book you own that no one on your friends list does: Star Wars: Jedi Trial. Working in a bookstore has perks. ^_^

A CD you own that no one on your friends list does: Umm... The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask is about the only one I can be reasonably sure about. Not enough distinctive stuff otherwise....

A DVD/VHS tape you own that no one on your friends list does: And here I'm totally stumped. Probably the DVDs with cutscenes from StarCraft, Diablo II, and WarCraft III....

A place you've been that no one on your friends list has been: Milwaukee is about the only possible place, and I wouldn't be overly surprised if that weren't true, either. I've been almost nowhere, though, so..... :(