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I made my current water themed banner and avatar a few months ago. It was pretty cool then, but now i'm craving something new. MehrLicht means "More Light," so I request from whoever is kind enough to listen a banner and avatar that have something to do with light. The only thing I'm really adverse to is very rainbow-ish, bright colors.
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It's masterful! The whole thing is just genuinely masterful! There is not one shred of negative criticism that I (or anyone with a fully functional brain) could stick to this piece. The dialouge is rich and funny. The sensory detail is complete and...sensory. The transitions between scenes are without flaw and make sense. And incorporating real users into a story like this is just a bonny good idea! I know I don't post around the boards too often (attributed to shyness around strangers), but I am here reading something everyday. You certainly don't have to, but I think it would be pretty nifty if I was written into this. You can place me where ever, it's your choice as the author. (MehrLicht could be turned into a first name last name, maybe? Also, MehrLicht means "more light"...just in case that helps)
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Actually, Krusty had his heart attack while endorsing his pork products on his show. O well, Ill go ahead and let someone try to answer your question...Its kinda sad that there are like three people posting in this thread...some bad taste with the people on this board. :(
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UGH! :mad: Obviously there arent many simpsons fans on this site! Answer: Homer buys a spiderman number 1 from comic book guy for $20,000. When he sees Homer's breifcase of money, comicbook guy exclaims "Saturns rings!" :animesmil [B]Question: What caused Krusty the clown's hear attack? This is not a science question about veins or anything. Think of it as what was he doing before the attack happened.[/B]
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[QUOTE]if you want a witty but still funny show check out family guy- x Kakashi x[/QUOTE] Ok, say what you want about the simpsons now, but how can you even THINK that family deserves to be called whitty?!?!?! They are the antithesis of whit and cleverness! Half their jokes are about cum or poop or giggady giggady giggady. "Hey lois...Diherea!" Yeah thats very clever, lets give these writers an emmy...And dont even get me started about the HUGE list ive compiled of jokes from family guy that come STRAIGHT from old simpsons episodes. [QUOTE]I'd say the biggest reason for the loss of some wit is the death of Phil Hartman, who was instrumental in the simpson's success.- Morpheus[/QUOTE] Not really. All phil hartman did was guest voice every now and then. The MOST instrumental man ever to be with the simpspons is conan Obrien. He left for his own show long ago, however.
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Well ok, I didnt wanna post again on this too soon but it looks like everyone is stumped. There are, as of today, 350 episodes of the simpsons. But from now on lets try to ask questions that people can answer from WATCHING the show, ok? [B]Question: When Bart is exchanged in the foreign exchange student program, what country does he go to?[/B]
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Yes, I am copying off of Pyromaniak1, who just made Family Guy Trivia. CREDIT GIVEN. But i saw that thread, thought the idea was awesome and original, and thought to myself, [I]I cant take part in this, i dont know enough about this show...there must be some Simpsons fans on this site![/I] So yeah, same rules that Pyromaniak layed down. I ask the starting question, Someone answers, they ask a question, ETC. Starting question: (Easy warm up) [B]To what religion does Krusty the clown belong? (bonus respect if you can tell me what religion Lenny and Carl are)[/B]
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[B]Name-[/B] Toran Syfert [B]Age-[/B] 26 [B]Gender-[/B] Male [B]Race-[/B] Urla [B]Occupation-[/B] None [B]Position-[/B] Unitless Urlan Commander [B]Weapon-[/B] Byte [URL=http://tinypic.com/view.html?pic=4fzlao](CLICK)[/URL] Byte is the sword of Toran's bureaucratic and highly esteemed Urlan family. It is tradition that the oldest male of the family in military service carry this sword with him into battle. Toran took this from his father's dead body after the battle against the legion of undead troops which no man in the Urlan batallion except Toran survived. [B]Appearance-[/B] [URL=http://tinypic.com/view.html?pic=4fzkgk]CLICK[/URL] [B]Personality-[/B] It will be done [B]Excerpt of Character-[/B] It also will be done
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[B]ULX, you are my hero! I get off a break from OB to find a pool RPG! Pool hall bums unite! Now someone just needs to make a running rp...then all my dreams will come true.[/B] [B]Name[/B]: Ty Paulson [B]Age[/B]: 25 [B]Gender[/B]: Male [B]Favorite Pool Pun[/B]: "You always have a shot!" (in response to a complaint about being left nothing on the table. Factor in degrees of reflection from bumpers, other balls, and ball english, you can literally, and in theory, sink any ball on the table at any time. Also pertains to hopeless life situations; there's always something you can do about it.) [B]Appearance[/B]: It will be done [B]Personality[/B]: Ty's disposition is almost the exact opposite of his poolmates'. Whereas they are cocky and competitive, Ty is calm and humble. Ty never minds losing, because he doesnt believe in betting on games. Always the good guy, Ty sometimes goes too far to make everyone happy. The only time he himself shows any negative feelings is when people complain. If someone blames losing the game on a lousy leave, or complains about anything else, Ty can become rather flustered. [B]Writing Sample[/B]: It will be done
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[I]Cats, tonight. Cats, tonight...[/I] Stan repeated this to himself as he walked on top of the stage to help Kenny set up for their quick performance. Kenny, it turned out, had everything wired and ready to go, but just hadnt set out the stools yet. "So.." Stan's roomate purred in a sly tone. "What were you two talking about?" Stan grabbed two stools from side stage and sat them both at their propper places behind the microphones. "Nothing much. She mentioned a play she's doing tonight...Should i go? Wait, does she even want me to go, you think?" Stan had never had much understanding for women, or people in general. "Well of course she wants you to go, why else would she have told you about it, dip?" Retorted Kenny amusedly. Stan sighed. Sometimes he felt like throwing all friendly pretense away, knocking right on Ryan's door, and sweeping her off her feet. Other times- well since the former never happened, all the time- Stan would lose all hope; sulk around town or his apartment and lament over the fact that he could never have such a desirable woman. "Come on, Stan!" Kenny said, pretending to fiddle with an amp to better hide what he was saying from any curious patrons. "All these boundaries you place around her are in your mind. What is there REALLY that keeps you from asking Ryan out on a date?" Stan turned and pointed inconspicuously to the door of the restaraunt. "Things like that." Ryan was giving an eager goodbye to JT Morelli, owner of club ONYX. "How does a waiter compete with a club owner!?" Kenny shrugged. He picked up his guitar from sidestage and sat at his stool behind his alloted microphone. "You ready, lover boy?" OOC: Sorry it wasnt that long, but it's late and i have both morning practice and a meet tomorrow. I was gonna work in Xander coming to see Ryan and Stan meeting him...but i didn't have time.
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OOC: Or so you think... sorry had to do it. [I]Another Monday morning, another nice little walk.[/I] Stan Sighed to himself as he walked the sidewalk of a busy city block. He hated New York City, everywhere you went you felt like a damn fish in a school, completely unnoticable and homogenous, just like all the other fish. With his waiter's uniform in a bag slung over his shoulders, he made his way to CAMELLA'S, a ritzy and stuck up restaraunt where the only way someone like Stan could catch a glimpse of the interior was to get a job waiting tables. About halfway to his destination, someone across the street caught his attention. A cabbie was yelling at his passenger, who looked utterly perplexed. Stan chuckled softly to himself. "OOF!" His attention diverted, Stan had walked right into a man existing a shop. The stranger stumbled, but Stan fell right down on his butt. "Ma'am, are you alright? I'm sorry i should have-" He broke off as Stan looked up at him. "Oh..." trailed the pale young man rather awkwardly. "Sorry [I]sir[/I]." He held out a hand to help Stan up. "Perfectly understandable." Replied Stan, taking the man's hand and once standing, flipping his curls out of his eyes for emphasis. "Have a good one, pal." The pale young man wished him the same, and both men walked off in seperate directions. [I]Hi ho, hi ho, off to work i go.[/I] Stan smirked.
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5 Most under rated and over rated bands or artists
Mykul replied to ChibiHorsewoman's topic in Noosphere
[B]Interesting things that have been said:[/B] [QUOTE]blink 182- They are seriously funny. - Morpheus[/QUOTE] Blink 182 is one of the most popular punk groups around, excepting that group of people that always has a problem with good music. How are they underrated? [QUOTE]Blink 182 - They're actually just the first band that came to mind, but this entire emo-punk rock revolution that has taken place over the past couple years is just way overrated. all of these bands like Blink 182, Good Charlotte, Avril Lavigne, Simple plan. They all have these hardcore images that they front but all of their songs are just so fruity. It all appeals to Junior high & early high school kids who think they're oh-so jaded and have seen it all. Give me a break.- QuincyArcher[/QUOTE] How are you even putting Blink 182 in the same category as Good Charlotte and Avril Lavigne?? Blink has been around roughly TEN YEARS MORE and had to WORK for their acclaim. TEN YEARS BEFOREE= before the "emo punk rock revolution". They are a catalyst. My list goes... [U][B]OVERRATED[/B] [/U] [B]Metallica[/B]- Let's face it, they may have started some big rock revolution a decade ago, but now they're just old men obsessed with money and their egos. That some kind of monster DVD is pretty much just Lars whining ON AND ON AND ON! [B]Incubus[/B]- Their albums are starting to leave a taste in my mouth that rather resembles shoe leather. The single for an album will be good, and the rest of the songs will be a drum beat with one cord for 6 minutes. And the whole liberal politics thing is starting to get old. [B]Nirvana[/B]- Or more accurately Kurt. Guys, he wasnt that great of a guitarist... [B]Linkin Park[/B]- Im just tired of the image changing. They start off hybrid theory with a rock look, go to reanimation with an anime look, meteora is structured like a rap album, then they do that album with JayZ and lose the ROCK that used to be in their RAP ROCK. And they've been together for about 6 years and they've only put out two albums! (Remixes and Remakes and live versions dont count as new albums). [U][B]UNDERRATTED[/B][/U] [B]Flogging Molly[/B]- C'mon, who's crazy enough to turn down an Irish rock band? [B]Coldplay [/B]- So what if they're really quiet and mellow? The stupid rap and punk only world needs some quiet now a' days. [B]The Crystal Method[/B]- What makes me mad is that hardly anyone has heard of them and their music is played in every action movie ever made. Blade Trinity had two of their songs. [B]Reel Big Fish[/B]- Rock for losers, basically. Rock with brass ensemble. Anyone who has seen WATERMAN flash movies has heard them. [B]The Offspring[/B]- I live Offspring. I hate that everyone just went out and bought Splinter last year and put all the songs on deir wittew pwofiwes and xangas to make them look cool. The Offspring has been kicking *** since before many of us were born. -
[B]Name-[/B] Jeff Collings [B]Alias-[/B] Vaquero [B]Age-[/B] 23 [B]Appearance-[/B] [URL=http://www.policejournalsa.org.au/0401/42a9.jpg]Not...Depp[/URL] [B]Alliance-[/B] The Regulators [B]Weapon of Choice-[/B] One modified silver Colt pistol [B]Bio-[/B] fill this in later. i do know it though.
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No, this is not another runner sign up! He USED to be a runner... [B]Name-[/B] Stanley "Stan" Harbor [B]Age-[/B] 26 [B]Gender-[/B] Male [B]Appearance-[/B] The Eye- hiding, not quite shoulder length golden curls of a runner dominate Stan's head. Once a lean and muscular athlete, the stress of New York life has added some actual meat to his bone. Never one to be tied down to fashion, Stan simply stays true to his school days: A race shirt and blue jeans. [B]Occupation-[/B] Stan uses his merely acceptable singing voice to accompany his roomate who plays acoustic guitar. They earn bread crumbs by performing at coffee houses and other mellow venues. [B]Personality-[/B] Even though he is now a struggling (i conformed...) artist and should be out to tear at the world's throat, Stan is still the runner loner. He walks the crowded and insane streets of the apple with his head down, and talks to few people other than his roomate, Kenny, and a nice girl named Ryan who lives in the same appartment complex as him. He even actually mustered up the courage to see this girl act on stage once. [B]Bio-[/B] leaving high school, Stan would settle for nothing other than being a professional athlete. The second he graduated, he drove himself from North Carolina all the way to Oregon, running capitol USA, to show off what he thought were his skills. He never even made the team. Stan couldnt go back home and face all the people laughing at his failed dream, so he moved to a place so impersonal that he would never have to feel embarassed: New York. Stan got along as a waiter for a while, but one night his luck changed. While goofing around with his roomate and his guitar, Stan found he had a tolerable singing voice, or at least one favorable to be paired with an acoustic guitar. He's no freddie Mercury, but these days you really dont have to be. He now just floats from day to day, looking for the thing that will take his life in some real direction. *Hope thats ok. Rhian, if you have any problems with the tie i made with your character please tell me and i'll change that. Also...have any of you guys ever actually BEEN to NYC?*
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[CENTER][B]June 2, 1878[/B] [/CENTER] [I]The so-called Lincoln County War began in 1878 and dragged on until 1881. At that time Lincoln County covered nearly one-fifth of the entire territory. It was the largest county in the United States. The Lincoln County War was no less bloody than other wars which have struck the area. This particular war arose from conflicts between rival New Mexico cattle barons. During the 1870s a group of merchants had gained control over the economy of Lincoln County, including a monopoly on filling lucrative contracts from the military at Fort Stanton. L.G. Murphy and J.J. Dolan, who owned huge cattle ranches in Lincoln County, had a monopoly on the cattle and merchant trade. This group and their allies was called The House. The infamous Seven-Rivers gang, of which Jesse Evans, a boyhood friend of Billy the Kid, was a member, fought for the cattle barons. In 1877, their control was challenged by Alexander McSween, a Lincoln attorney, and John Tunstall, an English entrepreneur -- who were backed by the day's biggest cattle baron, John Chisum. Chisum's employees and supporters were known as The Regulators, and followers of The House violently resisted them. The battle was fought not only in courtrooms but also through gunfights, murders, and cattle rustlings. The war attracted desperados from all parts of New Mexico, Texas, Colorado and south of the Rio Grande. On February 18, 1878 Tunstall was murdered by members of a sheriff's posse after he had surrendered his gun. According to the "code of the West," an unarmed man was not to be shot. The Regulators vowed to take vengeance upon House followers resonsible for killing Tunstall. Among the group of Regulators was a young man known as Billy the Kid, who had befriended Tunstall. o, Billy the Kid rode in and out of the war with the purpose of avenging Tunstall's murder. In September 1878 President Rutherford B. Hayes removed Governor Axtell from office and appointed Lew Wallace as New Mexico's new governor.[/I] (source cited- GlobalSecurity.org) [COLOR=Red]Alright, this is gonna be my first historical RPG, so let's all learn together. I actually have done a good bit of research on the old west for this RPG, but i really dont expect you to do the same. Feel free to signup without even a basic knowledge of American history, the chapter system will probably help you there. I will provide you with a few links that may make your character signup a little easier. Thing to remember: we're pretty much acting out the lincoln county war as we see fit, so either choose to be for the house, the regulators, or other. You can Even sign up as Billy The Kid if you would so like.[/COLOR] [CENTER][U]LINKS[/U][/CENTER] [COLOR=SandyBrown]FOR A NEW MEXICAN TIMELINE-[/COLOR] [url]http://encarta.msn.com/media_461529142/New_Mexico_Historical_Events.html[/url] [COLOR=SandyBrown]FOR PICS OF WEAPONS USED IN THE 19TH CENTURY-[/COLOR] [url]http://www.ushist.com/weapons/wea.htm#item2[/url] [B]Signup as follows[/B] [B]Name:[/B] Something American unless you want to be a foreigner. [B]Alias:[/B] Example: Billy The Kid was a pretty famous alias. Think up something good if you choose to have one. [B]Age:[/B] Not too young please. [B]Appearance:[/B] Paragraph or Pic. [B]Alliance:[/B] The House, The Regulators, or other? [B]Weapon(s) of choice:[/B] Again, make it something from Western culture unless you plan to play a foreigner. [B]Bio:[/B] Inculde why you picked the side you did, but dont feel obligated to make it too long. I'll post mine if we get enough signups. Have fun and thanks for reading.
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A big clap on the back for everyone who follows the teachings of the cone zone. Truth is, no late night host comes anywhere close to being as funny as him. Not for lack of trying, however. Jay leno stays up till the AM every day writing fresh material for his monologue, and you really have to respect that. When i have to choose between Leno and Letterman, the vote obviously goes to Leno. He's much more charming and does more to help the community. Plus he has exquisite taste in cars. David Letterman is considered by most to be the worst academy awards host of all time, jtluk.
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[QUOTE]Almost 50% of that was from my friend Mike. Great musical taste he has.[/QUOTE]-The Nameless haha jake my old friend you flatter me. tee hee. well with that aside, i dont like to listen to people alot of the time when they have a band that they really like and ive never heard of. even so, its happened once or twice. I was told of: Flogging Molly and Blind Guardian (by you, jake!) and thats all that really comes to mind.
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[QUOTE]It makes me really sad when people say some band is sold out just because so many people listen to them. And then you blame the US on top of it. Damn, I didn't kow it was our fault that some bands suddenly became more popular.... You sound like all the other 'punk' kids over here that think they decide what's punk and what isn't and what's good and what's not...get over yourself. Oh look, I have to go do something more important.[/QUOTE] hm, i didnt know it was make flash judgements on Mike's character day. well for starters im not a punk. I dont place labels on myslef and dress like a member of a social group. I am completely open minded about my music; in fact im the only person i know who owns/ listens to CD's of symphony orchestras and African Tribal music. So with that aside... I have never been one to blame things on America. However, The sudden Wave of popularity LostProphets recieved led to them being the kind of band where somoene hears their two singles and goes and buys three T shirts without once thinking "hm, maybe i should listen to them more first..." And i said this is America's fault cus of the oh so wonderful UPSTART BANDS craze going through MTV and FUSE right now. In 2004 with the release of START SOMETHING LostProphets was tossed around everywhere as an "upstart band," which meant everyone played them EVERYWHERE ALL THE TIME. THE BAND FORMED IN FREAKING 97 AND RECIEVED UK ACCLAIM ABOUT A YEAR AFTER! They sold out COUNTLESS concerts in the years before they came out with their first album in 2001 (fake sound of progress). And then America decides to call them an upstart band just cus WE have never heard of them??? That, ladies and gentlemen, is the fairy tale of how America ran LostProphets into the ground.
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[QUOTE]Err, this is a hard one. I like a lot of lyrics, but The Show Must Go On by Queen pops in first ^__^;[/QUOTE] oooo my. Queen could arguabley be the best band to ever touch the face of the earth. "The show must go on" is certainly one of their greats, and i especially enjoy the Elton John version, even if the guy is kinda weird. [QUOTE]i also like Falling to Pieces and LostProphets Train Back Home. tis cute and funny. lol ^_^[/QUOTE] I assume you mean "Last Train Home" by LostProphets??? That really makes me sad, how ruined and Sold-out overpopular LostProphets is now. America and her retarded thirst for nothing but punk music all of a sudden has completely ruined this talented UK band. No one knew who they were when their first album hit, "THE FAKE SOUND OF PROGRESS." If you came up to someone with one of those retarded black skull shirts thats says "we still kill the old way..." on it and asked them which they liked better, "Kobrakai" or "Ode To Summer," theyd probly do nothing but stutter at you for about two minutes.
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I one hundred percent agree with Kane about the "not listening" to the lyrics things. I only care about how the singer's voice sounds coupled with how skilled his band members are. People today are too lyric crazy; fans and the bands. For instance, pretty much every single emo band out there has the same lyrics in the sense that they have these over the top stupid metaphorical phrases in their songs. It would be better if you stopped trying to write poetry and just FREAKIN PLAYED MUSIC! And my old buddy Jake (THE NAMELESS, who definetly stole my band :smirk:) couldnt have possibely just heard those lyrics by himself, not with the way Shane Told sings. Which brings up another frustration i have: why is it that people have to rush to their lyrics books or websites? Why cant we just accept the song for what it is, without needing to find some hidden meaning in a song or a phrase we can coin and use for ourselves? I did get netted, however, on one song and ONLY ONE SONG because of the lyrics. BECAUSE THE SONG HAS NO MUSIC. This flogging molly song is just an irish man singing his heart out, solo. Almost made me cry. "Grace Of God Go I" Lookin' down through a tide of no return Is a field where the crops no longer grow Parched is the land, strangled an' be damned There for the Grace Of God Go I Down beside where the riverbed sleeps Is a man not knowin' what he should feel Mocked by the wave that beats the waters edge There for the Grace Of God Go I If I ever hurt another like thee again I would drown myself beneath your name Lost was the child, we all once did hide There for the Grace Of God Go I
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[QUOTE]Basically, Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist are the only 'horror' movies I liked[/QUOTE] Very good choices. Those are without a doubt two of the best horror films ever made. However, i dont think you should be too critical towards other movies just because they dont scare you. Plenty of my favorite horror movies didnt scare me at all, but i love them for the rich plot. [QUOTE]The Ring? I didn't even flinch.[/QUOTE] Rightfully so. There are so many holes in that movie that i just want to cry. The movie kills you...cus it does. You survive if you make a copy...cus you do. The girl can crawl out of a TV...cus its magic. Im growing very tired of the "cus it is" attitude writers today seem to have. [QUOTE]Everyone rants that Halloween is amazing, and I didn't find it scary.[/QUOTE] This is one of those things i was talking about that isnt really scary but, yes, still is amazing. The ideas behind all the films are so original, with the hearing the voices telling him to kill his family and everything, and then that whole tie in with the constellation curse...truly wonderful. And the ties you make to the characters are simply heart breaking. When Dr loomis died i almost cried...
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Yes, it is true that many of today's horror genre movies are rather shallow. However, if all you can do is complain about all the movies you've seen, you just arent watching the right movies. Did someone tell you that house of 1,000 corpses would be scary? I can see how you would come to that conclusion, rob zombie is a very accomplished director*scoff*. There is still real talent out there that you just need to find. M night Shamalan (spelling) has got to be the greatest macrabe mind ive seen since stephen king. Each one of his movies that have hit box office (6th sense, unbreakable, signs, the village) was pure genius. You can say all you want in your little whiney cool guy tone about how none of them scared you (well a few werent made to), but no other person of our age has really come up with such twisted and interesting storylines and plots. Yes, i do agree with Excel. If you are looking for a real scare without the nudity (although he writes plenty of it) read a stephen King book. I highly suggest his latest short story compilation [U]Everything's Eventual[/U].
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Yes, we will find out. But i mean elfpirate and phayt, you two should admit (and i mean no offense here) that you might not be the best candidates to give information about OB members. You both have each been here for about a month.
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"Look, my friends, I've already told you everything i know." D.c and Rom had driven out to a Crimson Viper club to confront Vaughn Roth, their allied informant, and see if they couldnt coax out of him more than he had already given. He claimed, however, that all he had told Rom before was all he knew. "Come on Roth." Snapped Rom skeptically. "Quit bullshitting me. We're all friends here and we can pay you any sum you throw out there. We are...eager to know more about this STU situation." "look, i told you-" A click from under the table cut Roth short. He switched his gaze from Rom to D.c, who's body language clearly revealed the fact that she was directing the barrel of her gun directly at Roth's groin. "Now," said D.c with a mockingly sweet smile on her face. "You're gonna tell us everything we want to know about this 'Agent 4', or everyone in this club will smell burnt testicles for the first time in their lives." Rom raised his eyebrow, grinning at Vaughn. "She's serious, you know..." "Ok, Ok!" Roth exclaimed in a shushed voice. "Her name is Kiri Conner. I've got everything you want! Her adress, her license plate, even pictures for fuck's sake! Just put away the hardware!" Another click sounded as D.c put the safety back on and holstered her pistol at her hip. Rom, still grinning, leaned across the table toward Roth. "Spill."
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"...Two dead, three badly injured..." Ejaculated Rom's car radio. With a growl he took his hand off the wheel and turned the damned machine off. He had heard this story a hundred times on a hundred different news channels, and each time he heard it he became a little bit angrier. The two fatalities were acquaintences of his, one a shadow spider and one a Crimson Viper. The media had gotten that much right. What no one knew was who's fault the ordeal had been. [I]I wish i had killed him.[/I] Rom thought to himself as he pulled Spade off the road and into the entrance to the Shadow Spiders' garage. [I]Outlaw. I wish he had died in our crash.[/I] It had been Outlaw's "all or nothing" style of fanatic driving that had caused the two other novice racers to lose control. The garage door began to descend; Rom stepped out of his car and into the flourescent hum of the cheap lighting system in the small wherehouse that served as his gang's maintenence facility. He walked around his beloved hover, touching the spade on the hood as he passed it, and made for the door connecting to the garage to the back of "The Web," one of the popular dives for the shadow spiders. He took a deep breath before opening the door, focusing on the task at hand. [I]Dont worry about that bastard outlaw, you've got a job to do.[/I] He pushed open the door and entered the club. A few people closer to the door looked up and nodded to him as Rom walked passed their tables. It took him a second, but he found DC sitting at the bar by herself, drink in hand and eyes , as they usually were, directed downwards. Going over in his head what he had been told, he walked up to the bar and sat down beside his captain. She looked up and smiled at him before he could speak. For a second Rom said nothing, just continued to stare into her lovely eyes... "Sorry to interupt you." Said Rom, snapping back to reality, "but ive just been given a very important piece of information that the boss should be privy to." He stopped and waited for DC to signal for him to continue, but instead she asked a question of her own. "And this information comes from..." It had never been quite in her nature to trust information passed down from others. "Vaughn. Roth from the vipes. We can trust him." "Indeed we can." Replied DC with a smirk and a nod. "So sorry, please continue." Rom leaned closer to DC and lowered his voice so not to be overheard. "Its STU, theyre up to something. According to Roth, theyve actually managed to plant an agent into the Panthers undercover as a novice racer!" Rom paused to let what he had just said sink in. DC looked at him full in the face, eyebrows raised in surpise. "So chief," continued Rom. "What's to be done?"