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Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness
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Nov 28, 2010 04:32PM

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Me: It's OK. Nomnomnomnomnomnomnom.
Isobel, I'm confused >.<
But can you reply to Evandy Pandy's post in Phoebos?
Isobel, I'm confused >.<
But can you reply to Evandy Pandy's post in Phoebos?
message 6154:
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Me: *facepalm*
I wanna make another charry, but in what cabin?
Should I make an Aphrodite fail...
Or and Ares...
Or a wind god...
Or a ....
I wanna make another charry, but in what cabin?
Should I make an Aphrodite fail...
Or and Ares...
Or a wind god...
Or a ....

isobel: * screams * whim, i'll check aladdins post through my brother. i'll write it on his account though so completely ignore the fact its by tom. after this i have to go
message 6162:
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Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness
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Me: HAHA ALADDIN'S. DO YOU HEAR THAT EVANDER? HE CALLED YOU ALADDIN.
Charries: *facepalm*
Me: Which gender?
Charries: *facepalm*
Me: Which gender?
Me: I dunno... It matters. I'm thinking girl, 'cause I only have two.
Me:
Ungh, I feel so sick.
My dad made some of his incredible fried-potato-and-sausage dish and I shovelled it all up. Now my stomach—false traitor of an organ!—is aching. Figures. All it does at first is complain because it’s empty, and now that it’s full it’s complaining again.
Stomach, I hate you.
Actually, that’s all the human body does—complain, complain, complain. I’m too cold, I’m too hot, I need someone to scratch my back, I need a massage, I need to work out, I need to sleep. This concludes my rant about the human body, because I’m a lazy ass. See? That’s my body’s fault, too.
I have a bunch of funny stories. Mainly because I was an epically retarded child whilst living in the wilderness of South Africa... Not really the wilderness, unless The Wilderness was the name of the hotel we stayed in for most of my life there (since my dad got a suite of rooms for free). And that would be ironic.
Anyway, the hotel we were at—that’s 2-year old me, my dad, and my mom, had a great swimming pool. And there was nothing I liked better than having my dad hold me while I splashed to my heart’s content in the pool. Really. Sometimes I’d sit in dirty puddles (of water, thank you very much) on purpose, knowing that I’d either get a bath or a trip to the pool out of it.
And so it chanced on one happy summer’s day in February, we went out to the pool. I was already dressed in my little swimsuit and raring to go, but of course my mother wanted to get the camera out and was performing the usual hustle and bustle, hunting through her massive bag. As if that weren’t enough, Dad started doing his hustle and bustle, helping Mom.
Clearly mini-me was fed up with this foolishness, so I waddled off to the deep end of the pool by myself—and promptly jumped in. I, with my limited brain capacity, had somehow figured out that it was not my father, but I who could make myself float at will in water. Yeah. At two, I was convinced that Jesus Christ had given me magical powers to rule against toddlerkind...
So it took my parents about thirty seconds to realize what had just happened, by which time I was already well on my way to the bottom of the pool, wondering what on earth was going on and why my powers had failed me. And dammit, I couldn’t fucking breathe! What the fucking hell, Jesus?
My dad then looked up and saw that baby me was nowhere to be seen. It clicked: I’d fallen in the pool, or I’d jumped in of my own accord, desperate for suicide two years into life.
My dad then proceeded to perform the most epic move of his life, much to the enjoyment of whoever happened to be watching at the time: he took two steps, then did a flying leap straight into the water (hey, Red Bull gives you wings!). He saved me, sitting confused at the bottom of the pool—he now describes my expression as being absolutely shocked. Why fail me now, magic powers?
I screamed my tiny little lungs out as soon as my head poked above water, and after my mother (who had only then glanced up to see husband and child emerging from the pool) had cried and cradled me.
Ten minutes later I pulled my dad by the hand into the pool, determined to stay in the water but not drown.
Yeah, fuck you, Jesus.
Ungh, I feel so sick.
My dad made some of his incredible fried-potato-and-sausage dish and I shovelled it all up. Now my stomach—false traitor of an organ!—is aching. Figures. All it does at first is complain because it’s empty, and now that it’s full it’s complaining again.
Stomach, I hate you.
Actually, that’s all the human body does—complain, complain, complain. I’m too cold, I’m too hot, I need someone to scratch my back, I need a massage, I need to work out, I need to sleep. This concludes my rant about the human body, because I’m a lazy ass. See? That’s my body’s fault, too.
I have a bunch of funny stories. Mainly because I was an epically retarded child whilst living in the wilderness of South Africa... Not really the wilderness, unless The Wilderness was the name of the hotel we stayed in for most of my life there (since my dad got a suite of rooms for free). And that would be ironic.
Anyway, the hotel we were at—that’s 2-year old me, my dad, and my mom, had a great swimming pool. And there was nothing I liked better than having my dad hold me while I splashed to my heart’s content in the pool. Really. Sometimes I’d sit in dirty puddles (of water, thank you very much) on purpose, knowing that I’d either get a bath or a trip to the pool out of it.
And so it chanced on one happy summer’s day in February, we went out to the pool. I was already dressed in my little swimsuit and raring to go, but of course my mother wanted to get the camera out and was performing the usual hustle and bustle, hunting through her massive bag. As if that weren’t enough, Dad started doing his hustle and bustle, helping Mom.
Clearly mini-me was fed up with this foolishness, so I waddled off to the deep end of the pool by myself—and promptly jumped in. I, with my limited brain capacity, had somehow figured out that it was not my father, but I who could make myself float at will in water. Yeah. At two, I was convinced that Jesus Christ had given me magical powers to rule against toddlerkind...
So it took my parents about thirty seconds to realize what had just happened, by which time I was already well on my way to the bottom of the pool, wondering what on earth was going on and why my powers had failed me. And dammit, I couldn’t fucking breathe! What the fucking hell, Jesus?
My dad then looked up and saw that baby me was nowhere to be seen. It clicked: I’d fallen in the pool, or I’d jumped in of my own accord, desperate for suicide two years into life.
My dad then proceeded to perform the most epic move of his life, much to the enjoyment of whoever happened to be watching at the time: he took two steps, then did a flying leap straight into the water (hey, Red Bull gives you wings!). He saved me, sitting confused at the bottom of the pool—he now describes my expression as being absolutely shocked. Why fail me now, magic powers?
I screamed my tiny little lungs out as soon as my head poked above water, and after my mother (who had only then glanced up to see husband and child emerging from the pool) had cried and cradled me.
Ten minutes later I pulled my dad by the hand into the pool, determined to stay in the water but not drown.
Yeah, fuck you, Jesus.
message 6165:
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Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness
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Stephen: Actually it's four hundred twenty-
Jess: No one cares! *stuffs Stephen into potato bag*
Stephen: It's always the nerds....
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Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness
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message 6172:
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Me:
Things I noticed while watching this:
- You play it well. Sounds pretty.
- You have beautiful hands.
- You have great technical skill, except for (as you said) some tempo screwups.
- IT LOOKS SO ARTISTIC WITH THE PIANO AND THE DUST AND THE HANDS AND THE SUNLIGHT.
Things I noticed while watching this:
- You play it well. Sounds pretty.
- You have beautiful hands.
- You have great technical skill, except for (as you said) some tempo screwups.
- IT LOOKS SO ARTISTIC WITH THE PIANO AND THE DUST AND THE HANDS AND THE SUNLIGHT.
ÄßÌGÄÌL-£RÈGÈ-þÈR§õñ! wrote: "Me: I dunno... It matters. I'm thinking girl, 'cause I only have two."
Me: IVI.
Me: IVI.
message 6176:
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Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness
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Me: :D It took me forever.
I have no teacher to teach me it. >.>
My hand looks white... lawl. it's God's hand. JUST KIDDING. o.O No, but I was recording at like, 9 in the morning so it was all bright and annoying.
I have no teacher to teach me it. >.>
My hand looks white... lawl. it's God's hand. JUST KIDDING. o.O No, but I was recording at like, 9 in the morning so it was all bright and annoying.
Me: LIGHT!!!!
I need help:
I wanna make a charry, but in what cabin? O.O
I need help:
I wanna make a charry, but in what cabin? O.O
Me: There is already to many, you see?
message 6181:
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Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness
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Me: I had a Muse, but I deleted him...
message 6184:
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message 6189:
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Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness
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Me: NEW PAGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Me: YESH. SO ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS?
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Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness
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Me: Frege fits her title very well.
UHM. SO. PHOBOS, ARES, OR UM.... I DON'T KNOW. WHAT CABIN DON'T YOU HAVE CHARRIES IN?
UHM. SO. PHOBOS, ARES, OR UM.... I DON'T KNOW. WHAT CABIN DON'T YOU HAVE CHARRIES IN?
Me: Can I say the ones that I do have?
Hermes, Muse (deleted, though), Hypnos, Poseidan, Satyr, Artemis, Hecate.
Hermes, Muse (deleted, though), Hypnos, Poseidan, Satyr, Artemis, Hecate.

Ajax: Snap.
Evander: Obviously it's Evander.
Caspar: Or Caspar."
Rose: ikr? And sorry, bro. Hell no, Evander
Me: his name is Devante. I wanted it to be Tariq. But apparently Devante is liked more by my brother
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Iviana (The Sign Painter), The Goddess of indecisiveness
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Whimsicality wrote: "Me: WHAT'S HIS NAME?
Ajax: Snap.
Evander: Obviously it's Evander.
Caspar: Or Caspar."
Cassidy: *facepalm*
Me: fufufufuffufufufufu
APOLLO?! DEMETER? The Demeter cabin is over-populated with girls XD
Ajax: Snap.
Evander: Obviously it's Evander.
Caspar: Or Caspar."
Cassidy: *facepalm*
Me: fufufufuffufufufufu
APOLLO?! DEMETER? The Demeter cabin is over-populated with girls XD
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