*sighs...drinks*
I know you don't get this reference but you really remind me of Vala Mal Doran....I wonder if Beren gets the reference.
I looked it up. Claudia Black 
You know, I watched a couple of episodes of Farscape. But it doesn't count cause I didn't see much.. and she has attitude. Morrigan has attitude. So I take it this Vala had attitude and a foul mouth to boot?
Did you just call me "dudette" by chance?
*drinks to wondering where that came from...*
ETA: Though I do applaud you for using the word. It has been a part of my vocabulary for decades and I love the odd looks I sometimes get when I use it.
Dude you forgot your tissues!
Erm...dudette you forgot your tissues!
*erm wonders if it actually works like that for women...drinks*
Well.. if you have to wonder about something like that, you aren't doing a good enough job. 
Either that or I'm some pro at "making it rain". 
*drinks to wondering where that came from...*
uh oh
*drinks to wondering where that came from...*
ETA: Though I do applaud you for using the word. It has been a part of my vocabulary for decades and I love the odd looks I sometimes get when I use it.
Must be the nurse outfit you used to wear.
I should really brush up on my nerdy sci fi shows. So far I've only watched Battlestar Galactica remake
Must be the nurse outfit you used to wear.
I actually like the BSG remake. To be precise, I like how it makes the epic-scale events happening simply a backdrop and focuses on the people in that horrible situation. At least before the series takes a leap in to weird town in season 5. Oh, and the Battlestars (all two that you get to see the inside of) are actual warship and not the usual flimsy sci-fi things that confuse navigation bridge with the Combat Information Center, where a warship is actually run (hooray for original mass effect writers for doing their research and getting that right). Plus they can actually take a beating. It's too bad that you pretty much have to see the movies to get the whole picture of some of the characters. Helena Cain's story kinda changes from a "cold-hearted b**ch" to a completely broken human being who has slipped over the edge of sanity for actually understandable reasons with the movies.
Well.. ****. I never saw the movies. I tend to avoid TV-to-movie adaptations 
just like I avoid game-to-movie.
Well.. actually that's a lie. I watched Mass Effect: Paragon Lost and DA: Dawn of the Seeker 
the latter put me to sleep tho.
I actually like the BSG remake. To be precise, I like how it makes the epic-scale events happening simply a backdrop and focuses on the people in that horrible situation. At least before the series takes a leap in to weird town in season 5. Oh, and the Battlestars (all two that you get to see the inside of) are actual warship and not the usual flimsy sci-fi things that confuse navigation bridge with the Combat Information Center, where a warship is actually run (hooray for original mass effect writers for doing their research and getting that right). Plus they can actually take a beating. It's too bad that you pretty much have to see the movies to get the whole picture of some of the characters. Helena Cain's story kinda changes from a "cold-hearted b**ch" to a completely broken human being who has slipped over the edge of sanity for actually understandable reasons with the movies.
Hey I like that to but they did not do the best. Game of Thrones for the win. It seems the Witcher does this too. And BSG was a good series.
Well.. ****. I never saw the movies. I tend to avoid TV-to-movie adaptations
Well.. actually that's a lie. I watched Mass Effect: Paragon Lost and DA: Dawn of the Seeker
One thing you learn from the movie 'Razor' that is in no way referenced in the main movie but 'clicks' perfectly with the plotline involving her in the series is that Admiral Cain is a lesbian and the 'Six' she has ordered tortured was her lover before the war. Kinda feels like a cut plot that would be sold as a dlc if it was a game :/
lmao!
Someone does not like DLC...but its funny because that is essentially what happened.
Hey I like that to but they did not do the best. Game of Thrones for the win. It seems the Witcher does this too. And BSG was a good series.
Different things, GoT and BSG in my mind. GoT focuses more on the societal power, politics and manipulation. It rarely pauses to take a good hard look at a character as the choices are being made. BSG has some of that but focuses more on what is going on inside the characters heads as they make their choices from a crappy selection supplied by a bleak universe. But that's just how I feel about it
*muses* I guess. But in both cases (and in the Witcher) I just feel its about a bunch of people with selfish motivations getting caught up in larger events because of those motivations. Though in BSG I am finding a hard time finding...well I guess survival is one of the most selfish and small motivations you can get.
But in Game of Thrones all of these people want toa dvance their own power and position over the rest of society, and in the process get thrown in the way of events much larger and grander then they have in centuries.
In the Witcher Geralt goes out looking for A. his lost memory. B. his lost love. C. Ciri. And then in the process gets caught up in events much larger then him and his motivations.
In The Hobbit the Dwarves simply want to get home and reclaim their homeland from a Dragon, and in the process are the opening shots of events and wars of a grand world changing level.
In Origins the Human Noble gets involved in the story for revenge of his family and in the process stops the world from being consumed by a Blight.
I think of all the big story miscues Inquisition had, which they had...well a few...a very few...but this one was the largest. The Inquisitor had no personal reason, no 'inciting event' to get involved in the story.
They are indeed called boobies.
Hehehe.
*coughs* But anyways.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have a date with a dark corner and your post of Sera...
I still have trouble viewing Sera as an adult, so I felt really bad staring at her... blue feet.
Hehehe.
*coughs* But anyways.
I still have trouble viewing Sera as an adult, so I felt really bad staring at her... blue feet.
Well like they say, if it's got grass.. play cricket?
I do hope I become a famous enough writer that one day I can say words of that level of wisdom and then get quoted for it. I have recently, wthin the last year or so, gotten very big into the idea of 'inciting events'. for stories and more importantly the characters in those stories.
...its cool being the only person who understands these references it makes me feel so cool and unhip and old and mature
........ 
Whatevs, dude. *drink*
Hey guys! how ya doin'? I'll be here with my doughnuts
ewww.@ doghnut injection.
Don't eat all the doughnuts! We have an hour until the stream. *drink*
C-can I have a doughnut, please?
-snip-
Here you go, matey
ewww.@ doghnut injection.
Heh... moar for me.
Don't eat all the doughnuts! We have an hour until the stream. *drink*
I knooow but it's like they're calling me... can't... resist... the urge. Damn... take care of them for an hour will you?
I still have trouble viewing Sera as an adult, so I felt really bad staring at her... blue feet.
I confess, while I totally respect your POV, I've never understood this whenever I have read it on BSN. She's always struck me as being on the younger side of the twentysomethings. Now Dagna, yeah, she totally gives me the kid vibe. Not Harding, but Dagna, which is weird because she was obviously a young adult in DAO and that was 10+ years ago, but her depiction here screams mid-teens to me.
Well like they say, if it's got grass.. play cricket?
Oh Donk... *shakes head*
Hey guys! how ya doin'? I'll be here with my doughnuts
*Beren walks up to his dear necromancer friend, smiling all sweetly... THEN SUDDENLY HOLY SMITES HER AND RUNS OFF WITH THE DONUTS!*
Hey, you don't steal donuts from my friend!
You ask.
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