Oh, I thought it was an intentional play on wordsSir Kohran wrote:Oh, thanks. I almost forgot.Sir Drake wrote:It means 'to forget'Sir Kohran wrote:Yes...this is a busy time, for me. Right now, I'm revising for a Spanish exam on Tuesday (BTW, what DOES 'olvidar' mean?). (I think)
But now that he recordo (I have remembered), I won't forgot again.
- Matt
Waait a minute.... Rewind that and play it in slo-mo.Formendacil wrote:The Green Knight: Much the same as Sir Kohran.
.......The Green Knight wrote:Waait a minute.... Rewind that and play it in slo-mo.Formendacil wrote:The Green Knight: Much the same as Sir Kohran.
WHAT!!!!! CLUMPY? Cullumpy? Why I'm just getting revved up! That's RIGHT! Get ready for the new and improved Green Knight! With no cholesterol, no carbs, no raisins,(I don't like raisins) and yet with that same great taste and stick-to-your-ribs-fill-you-up goodness that you know and love. And MOST importantly.... NO CLUMPS.
NO folks, this is not merely a crafty marketing ploy to make you wish you had the old Green Knight and increase sales later with Green Knight Classic. This time it really IS better!
So get ready for the new Green Knight! The one you never knew you never wanted!
Don't get Grumpy. Get Clumpy! No wait, don't get either of them. Get Green! Well, you know, get The Green Knight. Getting green wouldn't really be that much fun I guess and you'd probably be shunned by society. Unless you were really tall and could get a job as the Green Giant. Or the Hulk if you worked out. Or the Wicked Witch of the West if you were a girl. Or the Grinch if you were already ugly and hairy. You could get gang green, but that wouldn't really be much better and probably a lot more disgusting. So yeah...
The Green Knight! That's what we were talking about. New and improved! Count on it!
Well... That was really good to get out of my system. See you guys in March
And with that, I offically close that plot. Phew, took long enough.Robin Hood wrote:"He was right," mused Lego, "I guess that deep down I knew it too." The king of the Royal Knights breathed deeply, at last, not only his father, but also he himself could sleep peacefully.
Well, we've still got to finish the Sir Pyriuss/Gyrioss plot...TheOrk wrote:Hi Everybody!
The reason I've been stagnant for the past couple of weeks was because of a number of school projects and a broken keyboard. Besides I'm in that phase where my chars are wandering around looking for a new epic. I hope to take it back up a notch over the Christmass break.
It's to see acouple of people are out of their clumpy stages
Nice ending, with some interesting reflection on the past.And with that, I offically close that plot. Phew, took long enough.
Not going to happen soon... Your work is so mixed with TheOrk's and both his and your work are mixed with Maedhros', so until all three of you have come, more-or-less, to a convenient ending, I wouldn't expect to see any of it published...Robin Hood wrote:Thanks. Now Nathan has some more work to with archiving it.
Dan
About that. The latest post I made has pretty much started off the final "chapter" of my particular epic. For the most part, I think Theodore didn't have a whole lot to do with the Cloak story arc, but the four of them just bumped into each other on the way home from their own epics.Formendacil wrote:Not going to happen soon... Your work is so mixed with TheOrk's and both his and your work are mixed with Maedhros', so until all three of you have come, more-or-less, to a convenient ending, I wouldn't expect to see any of it published...Robin Hood wrote:Thanks. Now Nathan has some more work to with archiving it.
Dan
Just my opinion, though.
I fail to see how that has any bearing on the subject. As far as I am aware of, Theodore was never a part of the Cloak plot. Just those last two posts. Theodore was part of Matt's. As for Maedhros, the only part I had contact with him never actually had any say on his line. One could type his plot, with the stuff involving Aiden and Kae-Os left out, and not miss anything.Formendacil wrote:Not going to happen soon... Your work is so mixed with TheOrk's and both his and your work are mixed with Maedhros', so until all three of you have come, more-or-less, to a convenient ending, I wouldn't expect to see any of it published...
Just my opinion, though.
I have to agree with this. My characters have had very little influence on what happened with those plots. And merging all of these plots together in one epic would be kind of difficult too I think...TheOrk wrote:About that. The latest post I made has pretty much started off the final "chapter" of my particular epic. For the most part, I think Theodore didn't have a whole lot to do with the Cloak story arc, but the four of them just bumped into each other on the way home from their own epics.Formendacil wrote:Not going to happen soon... Your work is so mixed with TheOrk's and both his and your work are mixed with Maedhros', so until all three of you have come, more-or-less, to a convenient ending, I wouldn't expect to see any of it published...Robin Hood wrote:Thanks. Now Nathan has some more work to with archiving it.
Dan
Just my opinion, though.
As for Maedhros, he said further up that Ioan is related but doesn't affect his vampire plot, he was just there to add to the mayhem. Mircea is a main character in Maedhros's plans, but really he just made a guest appearance at Castle Dracul.
To sum it up, I'd say Dan's and my epic's are at their ends, but Maedhros's still has a ways to go.
Worry?Sir Kohran wrote:You're right, plots can meld a bit. For example, in the BloodVaine Epic, ou have a few chapters that feature the Old Man and the Sorcerer-King, even though they haven't been introduced properly within that story. Then they vanish, and we don't see them again for the rest of the story. And yet no-one complains about that. So what's the worry here?
