Dowan's posts

@RainbowPanda: Oh man! That's no good. D:
Quick, evacuate before your parents find out! They may just kill you so you don't have to get someone else to do it. =D

@Llama: Yeah! I've had breakfast pizza with like sausage and eggs on-top. It was pretty good. Should try it sometime.
I, like Mica the noob, play Final Fantasy Brave Exvius. Got her into it actually. >.>

@Mica: Smilies* :bernard_happy:

@RainbowPanda: Heya. How are you doing today? No dreadful math, I hope? D=

@Llama: It's some delicious french bread pizza with pepperonis. =D
Come to think of it, they have actual breakfast pizzas which I've had before. I should get some more. >.>

@Mica: You suck. =(

@Llama: Eating some pizza for breakfast. LOL oh, and playing Overwatch...

Aww. Feel free to post whatever you like in here. We don't bite much. =D

@Llama: Pretty good, and yourself? Welcome to the thread. =D

@ghost: Ooh! I'd heard about Mineral Town but not the DS/DS Cute games. /googles

Holy crap it looks cute. No pun intended. Only slightly different from SV, and I love that graphic style. You can fight monsters, though?! I didn't think that was possible in HM. I thought that was a Rune Factory thing... which I've also been curious in. I also heard 'fishing' and when I hear fishing in any game, I'm instantly excited for some reason. I fished up every fish I could POSSIBLY fish in SV and it was fun. =D

Now I really want to play HM while you really want to play SV. What is this relationship, ghost? WHY DO WE DO THIS TO EACH OTHER?

I was being naughty but I survived somehow. Now I've gotten a combined 11 hours of sleep over 2-3 days. =D

Man, it works out incredibly well then. After your date with him, we can do all sorts of fun activities.

No probs. I would say something vulgar, but ESSENTIALLY he's made to be shared.

I'd definitely hit it.

Why thank you.

I'm almost done with my first commission, and sadly I won't be able to post it as an example. LOL

@Kaderin Triste: That sounds awesome! I agree that we need more fun stuff in the world. There's already a lot of violence and darkness in literature. While I myself love writing dark themes, happy, silly, and epic can turn out amazing. I wish I could pull off those things more often. XD

It can also be quite uplifting for the writer because you get to be as quirky as you want, and really unleash your creativity as opposed to thinking along serious lines all the time.

@Concentricity: Haha. Let's just say I've gotten a bit lucky over the years in some cases, and not so in others.

@Kaderin Triste: I like your new avatar. =D

@RainbowPanda: Hey there! How's school treating you today?

@Kaderin Triste: Aww, Derpy. You're so goddamn cute. /pets you <3

I'd happily accept your cookie since it looks to be an oreo.

@Kaderin Triste: Derpy is so cute! might have something for you later about him

@Concentricity: Oh, I see. That's a relief. ^^

Dude, I had my first stomach virus a year ago and it like put me out of commission. I feel for you. Hope it's not too bad. :x

@Kaderin Triste: If you're worried about an idea's creativity, just try and remember that -everything- has been done before. It could very well BE your interpretation of Inkheart.

What's important is the execution. How your story unfolds, and what your characters do and how they interact will determine how enjoyable your story is for you, and to everyone who might read it. Mainly because while anyone could take your base plot and spin it their own way, it would still be vastly different from your style.

Your little dragon buddy could very well be the mascot for the team, so to speak. It could be the catalyst for the team meeting up, or the glue that keeps them together. It could be a deity hiding in the form of comic relief, or a fragment of a greater being that saw the end of the dimensions in a terrifying vision.

There could be multiple fragments that found their way to the characters you rip from each dimension to signify their importance outside of just 'he's one of the characters.'

Sorry if I'm rambling. I tend to get excited when it comes to writing.