Writer's Family

that was.... different.

 

Thank you!

There's at least two jokes in there.

I've been focusing on Comedy-writing while taking a break from writing the Sebax series.

 

cool.. it's really not hard..

 

so bama...how are we going to do this? Can you pm me the infomation, and attach the picture into a post on here?

 

wanna fill me in?

 

family. I say hello

 

Capt. D Lies!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I guess I could do that...with the permission of the Writers Family Don (Italian Head of the family)

Seriously, I wouldn't want to upload with that sort of consent because the image is kinda big.

By the way, totally off topic but I just wanted to inform everybody:

I've got yet another Fanfic brewing that will really keep on the front page for a while!

A Square-Soft/Naughty Dog crossover.

Drake's Fortune, Kingdom hearts, and yet another game many know, all mixed
into one very good and inventive Story.

It's called "Sora's fortune" and is in creativty corner.

It's way better written and much more serious, with comic relief
just so that it won't be too serious, than the other one that I mentioned I was doing earlier.

I'm going to continue both so that others can enjoy my writing while I'm working on
the Sebax series on WordPad.

Give it a read and post to tell me what you think.
I'm about to go and do chapter two
when I'm done writing here, just so you know.

 

How have i lied?

 

idk my bff jill...
ah well i have to go..

 

Anyone else out there?

 

It was a dark and stormy night. The winds raged and the rain fell hard, pounding the ground with its soft pitter-patter. All of the lights in the neighborhood were off, except for on light at the end of one street. A young girl was sitting in her bedroom. Soft techno music played from the speakers on the desk and she sat back in her chair, rubbing her eyes tiredly. She then went back to typing as she had been. She typed "Yah. I'm here." And reached over, grabbing the mouse to her computer and using it to press the "Submit Reply" button.


lol hai ;P

 

And the grand entrance goes to DS lol.

What's up? I'm tired of writing Sac. Chapter 6 is nearly 70% done.

 

haha... I copied ur technique ;P I'm in a creative mood... :D

nothin' much... just writin' an article... and looking over a past one that I wrote last week... Would you like to read it? :P

if ur tired of writing then stop, lol... listen to music or something ^^

 

Hey guys.

Very nice Destiny.

 

I am now smiling, it does get the creative juices flowing doesn't it ;)

What up V?

 

Hey Destined.Nothing much.Bored,listening to music,waiting for school tomorrow.And you?

 

hmm... I'm gonna post it, anyways ;P :

It was November 1st, 2008. That day seemed just like any other ordinary day. Children were outside running and playing with their friends, students completed the night’s homework, and gamers all across the country were seated comfortably at their computers. One child, Kasey McWilliams, was logged into her account on a game commonly known across the globe as “World of Warcraftâ€. She had teamed up with a couple of her friends and was attempting to destroy a dragon, when she got some urgent news.

One of her best friends on the game, a player commonly known as “Snowlyâ€, had recently died. Medics found that this may be from lack of sleep and terrible health. A few of Snowly’s friends said that she had been training for several days to beat a difficult monster in the game, and had been telling them that she was tired. It was no wonder that she was in an unhealthy condition.

The news of Snowly’s death shocked many people, especially those in the universe of WoW. Of course, Snowly’s family was well aware that her addiction to WoW had been getting worse every day, but they were still not expecting anything like this to happen. After Snowly had passed away, her friends in the game held an online funeral in her honor, saying that she was a wonderful member, and a key to having a good time.

However, this event can only prove that games are becoming more and more dangerous. There has been more than one occurrence all over the globe that has happened, just like this. MMORPGs have been causing the majority of these happenings. Games such as World of Warcraft, Everquest, and Maple Story are just a few of the many MMORPGs that can be found on the internet. World of Warcraft has, by far, become one of the most popular games on the internet. With over 2 million players, World of Warcraft shows you fantasy like you’ve never seen before. Nobody ever expected a game such as this to be dangerous.
Not too long after Snowly’s death, another member from the game died as well. Many of the people playing these games have been put in danger. More than 80% of the people who sign up for an MMORPG become addicted. At least 20% of those people either become insane or, in Snowly’s case, die. With an addiction to a game, there are usually only three different outcomes. The player either becomes insane, dies, or is able to break their addiction and eventually quit the game. Although many people have been able to love these games without becoming addicted, there’s still a chance that they may become addicted later in the future.

As researchers have noticed, many people who become addicted tend to block out their family and friends. Some people even end up quitting their jobs so that they can have more playing time on these games. Even though a lot of video games are addicting, MMORPGs tend to get more people addicted than an average video game. Scientists have found that game addictions have led many people to being unhealthy and not getting enough exercise. Some doctors have said that game addictions can be classified as a “medical conditionâ€.

Even though many MMORPGs can cause health and medical problems, they can also cause other problems as well. Many people who play these games and become addicted have isolated themselves away from their friends and their family. In a game known as Ultimate Online, players can fight many monsters and build houses, as well as learn skills such as cooking or tailoring. One player on UO, commonly known as Rose, is a housewife with 3 daughters of her own. She began playing UO about a year after it had been created, and she immediately became addicted. She would spend hours a day playing this game, raising her skill level and earning virtual gold to buy new equipment for her character. Her kids would try to find a way to amuse themselves as she played her game, and she would only stop playing to go eat, sleep, or use the restroom. She did have control over her addiction, but she’d isolated herself from her family.

Money is also another important matter with these games. Most MMORPGs that you’ll find usually cost $15-20 per a month to play. Some families pay for these games when they should be using the money to buy food and house needs. Also, is you search on EBay, you find that many people are selling virtual items for real money. On many shopping sights such as EBay and Amazon, people are selling virtual game items such as houses, weapons, and gold for use in game play. But what is the point of buying these items with real money? Some people need their money for more important thing, but instead they go and waste it on useless things such as this.

As the addictions to these games grow worse, so do the situations that the players are put in. By playing these games, people have wasted their lives living in a fantasy world. Many of the gamers family members have seen this, and have formed together in a group to try and help gamers break their addictions. If you have a gaming addiction or know of someone who does, then try calling the Addict’s Protection League at (530) 624-8549. They’ll help your addicted gamer save their life and live it to it’s fullest. Protect your children before it’s too late.

this can cure boredom... lol... XP

 

hey everyone, school's a b*tch... teacher made me re-write y english assignment since the main character was the bad guy... stiill the bad guy... just made it seem like he's the good guy XD

Bored... =... random creativity...

The eerie cold seeped through Alex's fabric, as he looked on in horror and the silent slumped figure standing in front of him. Heiro's once pale skin was now completely black, and his eyes had turned red, flashing an angry blood lust. Claws had started to form at the end of Heiro's fingers, blood splattering everywhere as they pushed out his original nails. Soon, the once shy and awkward figure was completely enveloped by this heartless... THING, which had apparently lived inside of him all this time. Alex saw in the corner of his eye that Heiro's self-proclaimed girlfriend, Kate, was moving towards the figure, reaching out silently, and jumping back in horror as a small explosion seemed to envelope Heiro, Causing Heiro to yelp in pain, cutting everything in sight, even his own silk cloak he had treasured so much, until eventually, only a scarf like material showed to be left. Alex yelped in surprise as the figure rushed at him, reaching him within seconds and stabbing at Heiro's un-protected heart venomesly... A moment of silence passed, this alternate Heiro's eyes glowing, as Alex slowly but surely reached for the claw that had punctured his skin. Heiro's figure stared at him in surprise as he grasped it suddenly, Alex’s own eye shining venomously. The three bystanders, than companions so far all looked on in awe as the two most formidable members of their party glared at each other. As if on que, a single thread of Heiro's cloak floated in-between them, a small flicker of Heiro's old self flashing through his eyes, as Alex now drew his own blade, ripping through Heiro with a blood chilling scream, a deep craziness showing in his eyes...

I am so bored! B-O-R-E-D!!!
And Destined if that doesn't teach you something about Heiro and Alex's relationship i don't know what will ^-^'

and Destiny, wow... O.O but that would mean that alot of the rp'ers on this site are game addicts... and some of is were isolated before we even became gamers sooo... all the same you raise an interesting logic...

 

oh, wow O_O that was very good writing, but a bit creepy ^^' either way, you did a very good job on it... :P

and yes, alot of the people on this site are game addicts... including me. ^^' although I should probably tell you, some of the stuff in this essay aren't true... And that's because our articles didn't have to be true... when my teacher read it aloud, my class laughed and said "It's funny but it's so true!" How in the world is that funny?! O_o