*nuzzles* Alright...I'll wait.

Originally Posted by David Bowie

Username: David Bowie
Character: Suzie Petrol (Susan Christophen)
Appearance: here
Bio: Suzie is a young, up-and-coming musician who, to be blunt, sucks. While she can sing, she refuses to do so, instead preferring the guitar. It's a shame, really, because she lacks any inkling of talent for said instrument. As such, she went to bar tending school and spends her life skipping from job to job and town to town, practicing her music as she continues along. Her family is currently eighty-four thousand dollars in debt due to a failing restaraunt, and every day their debt grows. As such, Susan Christophen dropped her maiden name, adopted the streetname of Suzie Petrol, and got to work on the bar scene. So far, Suzie has saved up sixteen thousand dollars towards her family's debt, and now that she's no longer paying for school, she's hoping to raise more as she goes on.
Suzie is 23-years-old with a spit-fire additude that fits her bouncy, colorful, wild music style. She enjoys humor, movies, fashion and art, and takes her bartending seriously. When she isn't furthering her dreams as a musician, she's coming up with colorful new drinks to add to her recipe book or painting abstract pictures to sell at art shows.

Roleplaying sample:
Suzie stepped off of the bus in the center of the city. It was so quiet... almost like a ghost town. She looked around, hoisting her bag higher up on her shoulder. Deciding to check in with her parents, Suzie pulled out her cell to call them. No signal.
She really was in the boonies. In the boonies... and out of bus fare.
Letting out a disappointed sigh, she decided to make the best of things and started skipping merrily down the streets, taking in all the scenery that a new town had to offer. It was near impossible for her to sit still, so she decided not to stop until she had seen the whole town.
That plan was quickly trashed when a huge gust of freezing wind blew past her.
The best thing to do right now would be to find a hotel or something, so she headed out to find one.
As she explored, she ended up walking far off the beaten path. She noted a gravel pathway leading into some woods, and the roof of a building peeking out from behind the trees. She squealed giddily at the thought of getting out of the cold, so she sprinted along the pathway until she finally reached the door of the building.
Silver, shiny, slick. It sure was a pretty door.
Curiously, she reached her hand out and grasped the handle, which was so cold it sent a shock of pain up her wrist. Grunting, she pushed the door open and was greeted with the heavenly sight of a warmly lit bar...

(uh... I hope that's alright. I was planning to have her apply for a job, as well... oh, and a get a room, hopefully. chill, cats~)

Double spaced paragraphs for actually roleplaying, by the way.

There's no way she'd earn any money in the inn because they're self-sufficient and any funds they do have go towards supplies... I'm not sure if she'd have a place in the inn, but I guess we could try it.

Just a warning though, it might not work out. =S

*laughs* Now Kanna, be nice.

Ooh, nibbles then...
Watch your back, honey, I might pounce on you at any time ;)

Teehee, this is how I get after reading Beast Master. I really need to stop XD Ne, Cricket, you blanking on the rp or did I miss something?

I'm blanking. Trying to figure out how to have Phoelo realize that it's Amani's 21st birthday.

huh. well, just post back a little whatever and let me take care of it, how about that? I have an idea. Hopefully it'll work.

Alright gorgeous. <3 Just make sure your dad doesn't catch us again. -Giggles-

Don't worry, I'll lock the door this time. *wink*

Feyona, I'm going to go ahead and give your character a key and have Athena lead him to a room so he won't end up an NPC in the bar. Is that alright with you?

Originally Posted by Insane Cricket

Double spaced paragraphs for actually roleplaying, by the way.

There's no way she'd earn any money in the inn because they're self-sufficient and any funds they do have go towards supplies... I'm not sure if she'd have a place in the inn, but I guess we could try it.

Just a warning though, it might not work out. =S

huh? what's the point of a bar if you don't make any money?! ^(>o<)^ oh, well. she'll just be disappointed. hey, she can always work out of town for actual money, yeah? if not, I'll just have to work it out ICly or she'll just be in the shit.

by the by, by double spacing do you mean...

number 1- The kid walked down the stairs. And then he tripped and broke his face off. It hurt him very much. It hurt him very much indeed because he had no face.
And that kinda sucks.
It does suck, doesn't it? Pain sucks. Pain hurts.

ooooor do you mean...

number 2- The kid walked down the stairs and then he tripped and broke his face off and it

hurt him very much. It hurt him very much indeed because he had no face and

that kinda sucks.

It does suck, doesn't it? Pain sucks. Pain hurts.

because I always double space when necessary. ie, starting a new paragraph after someone talks yadda-yadda you know the drill.

...Huh.

Hey, Cricket, would Lora work out for you then? I'm wondering. Maybe I should get someone else?

David:
1) This thread is literate as well. Please follow those rules.
2) Double spacing is like this:

Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph Paragraph

New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph New paragraph

And maybe you didn't see the part of it being in a dying city? In a dying city buses from out of town most likely wouldn't be there, and dying cities have such horrible economic states that there's really no money to be made.

Edit for Kanna: I dunno. I don't think you gave me much detail on Lora. A little more detail perhaps?

Yay, rp thread is up~

I'll use Ian for now. Maybe bring in more characters, or switch out or something. I'll figure that out later. xD

Oh geez.
No, I didn't understand the full extent of "dying". I just thought like... you know, a town in the middle of nowhere that really no one paid any attention to. And besides, how else would she get there? Walk? I suppose I could stick her in her own car or something if you're that bothered by it.
I mean, buses pass through cities that aren't necessarily stops, you know? Just because a bus passes through doesn't mean it's a busy city.
And once again- why would there be an inn there then?! xD Ha, but really it's no big deal. If there's no money to be made, well, shit happens. She'll just have to be a poor person, or work it out on her own.

Oh, you mean like between paragraphs? Well, why didn't you say so?! xD

Mmh. Yeah, of course.
Let's see. By himself he's a rather quiet individual. He likes to read and listen to music on his downtime. He's Phoelo's manager by trade and a clubhopper by night. When with others, he likes to party. A reliable worker but not really a reliable friend. Faithful to only one mystery guy who he never speaks about with anyone, really. Can be deviously and frighteningly conniving when he's vengeful. It's not smart to piss him off.

Anything else you want to know?

Dying means dying, no matter how you look at it, David. Whether it's dying or already dead, either way, it has the same result; no life, no hope of revival, nothing.
Yes, characters could simply walk there. How else would they get there? Drive an imaginary car that has an unlimited supply of imaginary gas? Riiiiight.
Sure, buses pass through cities that aren't normal stops. But that's just it; if they're passing through, they're not going to stop, and anyone sane enough wouldn't just go, "Hey! Look! A dead town! Driver, let me off! I want to be stranded here with no hope of survival!"

Also, doubly spacing isn't that hard to understand. You should know what it means right off the bat, you shouldn't even have to think about it.

Anyway, what I'm getting at is; Congratulations, you're rejected. ='D Have a nice day.

Woah, woah. I'm sorry, did I sound rude there?
I was seriously not trying to piss anyone off, and I'm sorry if you saw it that way.
Sad to here I'm not going to be able to roleplay wit you, but really the way you "rejected" me was uncalled for and unnecessarily... well... mean.

1. I've seen "dying" referred to in many different ways, thank you much. If there's no bus, walking is impossible, you said cars aren't going to work, then what? (xAx) I mean, like, you say there's no way to get there... then how do people show up at the inn?

2. Once again, I've heard "double spacing" referred to many different ways. One, after every other line, two after every paragraph, etc. etc.

I'm sorry, but some parts got me kerfunkled. It's natural to be confused when trying something new, yes?
Anyway, thanks for letting me apply, I suppose. And thanks to Insane Cricket for being patient.

Wow, Ryuu, that was harsh XD *cracks up*

There's a power that pulls people to Silver Door. Instead of driving there, people find themselves drawn to it. There are many reasons for this. People don't really travel there, they just 'wind up there'. It's a turning point in people's lives, and it's an intersection to something much greater than many can ever imagine.

Ryuu was harsh because we came from Gaia ages ago, and we've found that there's really no gentle way of getting rid of people. She's also the co-owner of the original Silver Door established over a year ago and abandoned months ago due to troll attacks.

If you can't laugh at crap like that, we don't need you, anyway. x3
Sorry, though, but you are rejected.

Kanna: I know. ='D

Cricket: I've always been blunt, anyway. x3

No, I mean I don't have a problem with it, I just thought it was kinda funny.

So, how about Lora?

It is funny. Except when you're on the receiving end, I guess. xD

Yeah, I feel that -_-; But I think that behind that, some perseverance is useful. Dedication, lovins.

That wasn't even as mean as I could have been. >.>; I always start off with a nice kick to the butt, ya know, throw some humor in it, etc. If they don't take the hint from that and leave, then they get a major kick in the pants. x3

Remind me to never get you angry...