Not video game RPGs. On-line role playing games in chatrooms and through e-mail.

When I finally got a computer with the internet (9th grade-ish) I found the Chatroom RPGs of AOL. I donned the username Oz to claim a space in the Buffy RPGs as… Oz.

Then I feel into a group that started our own unique RPG called Overview(?). I played Wilt, the teen owner of a bookstore.  His parents may have been dead or out of town. But he was alone and he lived above the bookstore.

Then I got out of chatroom rpgs (cause we said goodbye to AOL) and then entered the world of E-mail RPGs through Yahoo Groups.

I played Clue via this way, which was fun. And I’d be totally into doing so again.

But the most notable was Big Smoke. Which took place in London. I played Wilt (shut up) a American with no family ties, who moves to London. I played this for I think 2 or 3 years. It was really fun but got too overwhelming. (The thing about E-mail RPGs is that they are like writing exercises) Plus my character’s arch was pretty much over. He did end up marrying his dead best-friend’s girlfriend.

There you go. Thanks for following me for this long. I’ll miss you.

  8:51 am  |   March 3 2011  

What the hell is wrong with yall?

For Realz.

  1:50 pm  |   March 1 2011  

In light of Owen B Parson’s Post, I’d like to add another situation to the table. 

For instance, you’re somewhere and things are quiet. Almost awkwardly quiet and you’re next to a stranger. You look and see a logo of something that you know something about. And so you break the awkward silence to connect with another human being only to have them say that they know nothing about the logo they just “thought it looked cool” or “was a present from their aunt.”

Then you drown in more awkward silence.

  4:58 pm  |   February 19 2011  

I mean as long as I think it’s funny, that’s all that matters. And if others laugh, I pretend they’re not laughing at me. Which they probably are. Jerks.

  8:10 pm  |   February 18 2011   |  1 note  

So If I was going to write Doctor Who fan fiction, this would be the cover.

Confession #18 & 19- I like Puffins and Pluto. Deal with it.

  7:19 pm  |   February 11 2011   |  2 notes  

I’m not quite sure if this is true or not. But I might as well confess that I:

A) wear black rimmed glasses

B) like bands you’ve never heard of (The you in this sentence refers to many people who know me in real life. The bands are bands like Jet, She & Him, Keane, Vampire Weekend, and The Ceasars.)

C) I don’t drink Starbucks (because I don’t like coffee, however I do like their Double Chocolate Chip Frap)

D) I enjoy wearing strips

E) I know all the words to Blues Traveler’s “Run-Around”

Confession #17- I’m Not 100% Sure What A Hipster Exactly Is.

  6:49 pm  |   February 8 2011   |  2 notes  

Each time I get retweeted my day gets little brighter.

Then I realize this effect and my life gets a little dimmer.

  10:18 am  |   February 7 2011  

Let’s be honest. Song just need to start.

Please stop:
- Beginning your song with the “searching on the radio” noise. We’re not searching the radio any more, we’re listening to a CD or a MP3 player. And even if we were searching the radio we hit the turner button and not using dials. JUST START YOUR SONG
- Beginning you song with the “cell phone answering machine”. I didn’t call your CD. JUST START YOUR SONG.

Neither of these are original anymore. Now they’re just annoying.

  3:47 pm  |   February 3 2011   |  1 note  

Well they maybe just baby steps but tonight while cleaning my closet, I decided to get rid of my legos. 

I know a guy who wants them so I going to tell him to come get them. I haven’t told him yet but I will sometime this week.

Confession #13- This is really huge for me.

That’s what she said.

I said they were baby steps.

  5:53 pm  |   January 30 2011  

As I was driving to lunch I thought of a Confession for #10 but then I forgot it. Oh well.

  1:40 pm  |   January 28 2011