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Thread: Rangers and Oulaws. (Zell and Mafdet)

A figure dressed in all black walked though the doors of the Red Sand inn, from his boots, pants, long coat, shirt and even his cowboy hat it was all black. Even his face was coverd by a black banddana, there was only one man known for what he looked like and that was the Black Rider or Black for short. One of the most wanted and deadlist outlaws known in the states, hes also known to never been caught as well. No one knew what he looked like under the mask, some say he is a demon with dark powers for he been shot before and still walking as well nothing happens. Its said that his shape change every so often which makes one wonder if its the same person or a group of people poseing as the same man. In ether case he is well fears by everyone even outlows and rangers alike and now he is here looking for another known outlaw name Hexx Shadowbane who some say is an walking undead outlaw. His hide out was buned down by one of his own men and said have died but some how raised form his grave and got his revenge on the traitor and became well known as the undead outlaw. Others from the inn looked at the man at the door way, a few showed fear and others show signs of interest. Its what it should be when Black walks into a place like this or so Nova hoped he was playing the part right. Nova was a half fire demon so posing as Black was the best choice that the other rangers could think of and being that Nova have indeed met Black only once it was still enough for Nova to know how Black acts. All Nova knew when he encounter with Black that Black is indeed a non-human, how the outlaw fought was more demon like but he never seen a demon that could move that fast or be that strong. But his mission wasn't to catch Black but right now finding out what Hexx is up to and being Nova knows Hexx more then any ranger in the known states, he is the best person to tack the undead outlaw down and bring him in. There been word that Hexx is garthering other outlaws for something big, bigger then what the rangers could handle or so they believe. They were able to pinpoint where Hexx might be at but what his plans are is still unknown. That they knew of Hexx and Black have never met each other before, mainly becuase Hexx didn't want to cross Black in any way but if he some how hears that Black wish to join Hexx in what ever plan he have it might interest Hexx to take him in or at lest thats the plan. Nova Without the wings
Thread: Female looking for rps that are 50% Romance and 50% Smut rps.

If anyone is interested in what kind of rps that i'm looking for 50 Romance and 50 Smut please pm right away i only rp over pms only.
Thread: Female looking for rps that are 50% Romance and 50% Smut rps.

I have a major craving for an HawkeyeXKira rp.Anyone know who Hawkeye is?
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

I think I need an outlet to vent my thoughts, good or bad. So, here goes my first little entry. ----------------------- I firmly and completely hope with every fiber of my being that the internet bankrupts, destroys and abolishes the Recording Industry within the next five years. I also hope that streaming internet bankrupts all major cable networks. We as humans have finally breached the cusp of artistic infinite potential. Musicians, writers, independent film directors, every single means of creative expression is now able to be completely free of profit-hungry executives and producers who's only concern is whether or not this PRODUCT will sell. Music, books, and film are ART, not products. They are expressions of the human condition and should be treated, enjoyed and analyzed as such not graded based upon their ability to move merchandise and generate capita. The problem? People need to realize this. If you know a local artist, musician or author encourage them to host their material online in free mediums to share with the public. The second you put something on the internet every person with internet access can find it if they know where to look. Isn't that an artist's wet dream? Being able to reach a global audience with their work with very little effort and investment. Humanity, please wake up. We have common ground and the power to move mountains with the internet. Let's start using it.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

The problem with that is that even though local artists will be heardseenread, they won't get any money. The starving artist started for a reason.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

And for some people........... this is how they make their living and the ONLY way they make their living.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

Except they will still be able to sell albums and make money via shows, touring and deals with local venues! The Tacoma Punk scene is a classic example of a self supporting music scene that's doing quite well. People who make music to make money are the starving artists. People who live their normal lives, do what they need to get by and are musicians in bands for personal enrichment are usually the ones that end up famous.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

If they can get recording studio time. Some people can't. Punk scene says it all. I think that music can be pretty cheap sounding but make it sound interesting with some bass and people are wetting themselves.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

Hahvoc The Decepticon said If they can get recording studio time. Some people can't. Punk scene says it all. I think that music can be pretty cheap sounding but make it sound interesting with some bass and people are wetting themselves. Click to expand... ...Did you even comprehend the point of my statement? I'm trying to encourage music to evolve past it's current money driven consumerism mentality. The vast majority of people have no idea who their local musician are, they only know what's easily available to them on the radio...Which is you know only things by major record labels, NOTHING ELSE. At least a scene of music is thriving outside of the oppressive decision makings of the record industry. Yes, punk is all but completely talentless. But so is EVERYTHING produced by the major record labels of america. It's homogenized soulless crap broken down to algorhythms based around what's proven to sell. At least a local music scene is people with a genuine interest in the art No matter how mediocre banding together to keep something alive.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

Cheshire Smirk said Hahvoc The Decepticon said If they can get recording studio time. Some people can't. Punk scene says it all. I think that music can be pretty cheap sounding but make it sound interesting with some bass and people are wetting themselves. Click to expand... ...Did you even comprehend the point of my statement? I'm trying to encourage music to evolve past it's current money driven consumerism mentality. The vast majority of people have no idea who their local musician are, they only know what's easily available to them on the radio...Which is you know only things by major record labels, NOTHING ELSE. At least a scene of music is thriving outside of the oppressive decision makings of the record industry. Yes, punk is all but completely talentless. But so is EVERYTHING produced by the major record labels of america. It's homogenized soulless crap broken down to algorhythms based around what's proven to sell. At least a local music scene is people with a genuine interest in the art No matter how mediocre banding together to keep something alive. Click to expand... If everything produced by major record labels was crap, it wouldn't sell no matter how you wrapped it. If people can put together local record companies, that's where you can change things. Not just the local music scene.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

Hahvoc The Decepticon said Cheshire Smirk said Hahvoc The Decepticon said If they can get recording studio time. Some people can't. Punk scene says it all. I think that music can be pretty cheap sounding but make it sound interesting with some bass and people are wetting themselves. Click to expand... ...Did you even comprehend the point of my statement? I'm trying to encourage music to evolve past it's current money driven consumerism mentality. The vast majority of people have no idea who their local musician are, they only know what's easily available to them on the radio...Which is you know only things by major record labels, NOTHING ELSE. At least a scene of music is thriving outside of the oppressive decision makings of the record industry. Yes, punk is all but completely talentless. But so is EVERYTHING produced by the major record labels of america. It's homogenized soulless crap broken down to algorhythms based around what's proven to sell. At least a local music scene is people with a genuine interest in the art No matter how mediocre banding together to keep something alive. Click to expand... If everything produced by major record labels was crap, it wouldn't sell no matter how you wrapped it. If people can put together local record companies, that's where you can change things. Not just the local music scene. Click to expand... Record labels have NO REASON TO EXIST with the state of internet technologies. Bands can stream, host and produce without congolmerates telling them No, that sound won't work. The internet is the means to artistic freedom and evolution as opposed to the guided stagnation of art that we are experiencing as a whole. With the sharing potential of the internet every single person is more free than they have ever been to discover, learn, be inspired and experience growth and diversity in their tastes. Instead this growth of global culture is being curbed and discouraged by a lack of effort on the part of fledgling artists to utilize the information technology tools available at their disposal to reach their audiences. Do you know HOW bands get big? They start LOCAL. They spread by word of mouth and small venue shows. Well, with the internet the entire world is LOCAL to an artist. Artists just need to wake up, think outside the box and take advantage of the incredible potential the internet has.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

Cheshire Smirk said Do you know HOW bands get big? They start LOCAL. They spread by word of mouth and small venue shows. Click to expand... First of all, since I'm not stupid, yes, I fucking know how bands get big. It's also talent and booking places that great bands once played at as well. And being funded by a company that can get you places you might never see on your own. Having the backing of a label makes you look more professional and accessible. That you're serious about the music you make. Not selling out is how you keep up with what you've got. Just because a label says, Hey, that probably won't sell, doesn't mean you just give the fuck up. Most bands know that. They either play music they love and still sell out concerts or they play music they are told to play and eventually drop off the map. Just because the internet is a highway for music doesn't mean it's exactly helpful to artists. Unless people feel inclined to donate, they don't get money they might actually need to keep doing what they love and bring music to people who haven't heard their sound yet. Yes, some sites sell their music and people buy it but a lot of people also download it for free. Just because you believe there is no need for record companies doesn't prove that they don't have merit. Sure, they could use the downsize from their giant status and stop backing people like JB and Chris Brown but most people like Hip-hop and Rap compared to actual Rock and Roll.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

Hahvoc The Decepticon said Cheshire Smirk said Do you know HOW bands get big? They start LOCAL. They spread by word of mouth and small venue shows. Click to expand... First of all, since I'm not stupid, yes, I fucking know how bands get big. It's also talent and booking places that great bands once played at as well. And being funded by a company that can get you places you might never see on your own. Having the backing of a label makes you look more professional and accessible. That you're serious about the music you make. Not selling out is how you keep up with what you've got. Just because a label says, Hey, that probably won't sell, doesn't mean you just give the fuck up. Most bands know that. They either play music they love and still sell out concerts or they play music they are told to play and eventually drop off the map. Just because the internet is a highway for music doesn't mean it's exactly helpful to artists. Unless people feel inclined to donate, they don't get money they might actually need to keep doing what they love and bring music to people who haven't heard their sound yet. Yes, some sites sell their music and people buy it but a lot of people also download it for free. Just because you believe there is no need for record companies doesn't prove that they don't have merit. Sure, they could use the downsize from their giant status and stop backing people like JB and Chris Brown but most people like Hip-hop and Rap compared to actual Rock and Roll. Click to expand... It feels like you're only looking at the financial aspect and not realizing that the internet is free exposure. Exposure is a direct factor in a musician's growth. Exposure is the big thing that record labels did for musicians that they could not do in the past. Studio time was a small factor in the equation it was EXPOSURE above anything else that record labels offered. They had the money and means to make a larger population aware of the band. With the internet and social media artists can do that themselves for very little to no cost. With record labels gone it would encourage a growth in the number of independent studios readily available to musicians. Stuidos free from the bottom-line mentality and polluted biases of an industry. Art should never be an industry. Industry is for things that are fabricated by definite patterns. The automobile industry, the lumber industry, the fast food industry. Thank you for the lovely debate though, but we're just going in circles!
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

I'm talking the whole picture, not just exposure. Still gotta put food in mouths and pay bills. You can be heard in Japan through someone's phone or laptop but it doesn't mean you'll get a chance to tour over there if you don't have the proper funds. Btws, art has always been an industry. It's been the entertainment industry since the arts became the focal point of societies besides science. Why do you think colleges have bachelors of art or bachelors of science degrees? It's an industry.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

Hahvoc The Decepticon said I'm talking the whole picture, not just exposure. Still gotta put food in mouths and pay bills. You can be heard in Japan through someone's phone or laptop but it doesn't mean you'll get a chance to tour over there if you don't have the proper funds. Click to expand... Kickstarter! Independent video game studios and companies are using kickstarter to fund their projects. Small bands can easily do the same, just like authors and artists are.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

Look at that...it provides money. Just like I've been saying, everything requires money, even if you think it should be free. Exposure is free, the work for a dream is not.
Thread: Behind Blue Eyes

Hahvoc The Decepticon said Look at that...it provides money. Just like I've been saying, everything requires money, even if you think it should be free. Exposure is free, the work for a dream is not. Click to expand... Are you serious? Do you not understand the problem with Record Labels? Most small bands that sign to record labels become subjugated to the will of the label. They are peons in a music factory, putting parts where they are told to put them. The label CONTROLS the band. They own and run the studios, they assign the producer and they DECIDE how the band sounds. Most creative control is completely surrendered until the band makes enough money to branch out on their own Which doesn't happen as often as you'd think! Alternatives such as social media and kickstarter enable bands to chase their dreams without exposing themselves to controlling labels. Many bands manage to tour across the country without ever touching a record label!
Thread: Owned (trisscarxloneiysong)

Captian Moqlah of the Klingon empire warbird Kahless was not a patient man. He had been promised by his superiors 4 days shore leave on a particularily fetching pleasure planet and the fact that his inompetant helmsman had delayed them by 4 hours had majorly pissed him off. Now finnaly he had arrived at his favorite traders. This time he would get a proper slave. The last trader he had delt with had not pleased him. But Shur was a high end slave trader, and he always had the best of slaves. SHUR!! GET YOUR GREEN ASS OUT HERE! Moqlah was tired of waiting, the puttering insect of an assistant was annoying him. Shur's large boned frame apeared from behind a screen, the heavy set orion slowly meandering over to where the imposing form of the klingon captian stood. Ah hello captian. I have some fine ladies for you today. right this way Shur never took any of Moqlah's barking seriously. All klingons were like this. Leading the irrate klingon to the back, where the cages were lined in plush fabric. Shur threw back a tarp off one cage, revealing a scantily clad, human girl. Here we are.
Thread: Owned (trisscarxloneiysong)

She had been asleep. But when the tarp was pulled to the side, she was jolted awake. She looked up at the figure. She shot to one side of her cage. Her blue eyes looked him up and down. She had never seen a klingon before. She trembled in the corner and looked down. She was human and she bit her lip. Her planet had been overthrown and laid waiste. Slavers came to the planet like large vultures. She had been able to hide, but one slaver found her as she was dying from hunger. He grabbed her, cleaned her, and dressed her in a small loincloth and bra. He gave her a steady ration of bread and water. But ven where she came from, it was like stake. Her name was Amara, but she would not speak her last name. Her long black hair was cleaned and brushed so it was soft and smooth. Her features were very beautiful. Her breasts were soft and perky. She stood at a 5'5. She was thin from starvation. She cowered in the back of the cave and trembled tears roolled down her face.
Thread: Owned (trisscarxloneiysong)

Moqlah frowned slightly in thought as he gazed down at the obviously timid human female infront of him. She's rather thin Shur. Usually your merchandise is better kept. Shur shrugged, unlocking the cage door anyway. He could tell from the gleam in Moqlah's eye that the small human had caught his intrest, current condition put aside. She was just brought in. She's timid, but a fighter when pushed. She's a virgin also, so you cant fully sample her unless you intend to buy. She is equiped with an off and on translator chip. Moqlah watched as Shur reached in and grasped the girl by her hair and drug her easily from the cage. She was petite and too skinny from lack of food, but her form was good and her skin looked soft. When the girl was deposited at his feet Moqlah gave her a toothy smile.
Thread: Owned (trisscarxloneiysong)

She cowered in the corner and growled a warning to the man as he opened the cage door. The two talked together in a language she didn't quite catch. With a scream, she struggled digging her feet in gripping the man's arm drawing blood from the use of her nails. She snarled and struggled hard. When the man had thrown her to the side, she jumped up to her feet and tore off running at a speed that was impressive. She continued to run panting hard. She knew that this was not her plannet, her family, everything was gone. She had to figure out how to get into a space ship and get the hell off this planet. She needed some clothes. Ducking behind some house, she saw some clothes hanging outside. Looking around, she grabbed a shirt and some pants. She ran until she was in an ally. Pulling on the loose light shirt, her eyes darted around. She wiggled into some pants and stepped out keeping aware to her surroundings.
Thread: Owned (trisscarxloneiysong)

Moqlah laughed heartily as his pet dashed away. Turning to Shur he tossed a bag of money at the orion and lopped off lazily. this human was brave, but stupid. She obviously had no experiance with a klingon male. The hunt for his woman was half the fun. Taking a deep breath Moqlah made use of his superior sense of smell, easily picking out the humans unique sent. Tracking her was easy, but involving all the same. He would simply trail her until she tired, or made a particularily bad blunder. Finding the missing clothes and catching sight of the clear signs of her passing Moqlah smirked, slowly increasing his pace until he could see her shadow cloaked figure sneaking through the underbelly of the city. If she wasnt carefull his pet could get jumped, and he didnt feel like pulling anougther man off his pet. Pitching his voice too high for human hearing Moqlah let loose a powerfull growl, proclaiming quite clearly the succulant human was off limits. He was on the hunt, no one would dare to oppose him now.
Thread: Owned (trisscarxloneiysong)

Amara panted and was on the search for some shoes. She found them. Lacing the boots up, she looked around. Seeing the man, she ducked back and frowned stumbling through a bush that smelled of licorice. Looking back, she took off running for an almost heavily wooded area. She ran hard and fast panting hard. Her lungs were breathing. She ran through a stream and waited. Leaning against a tree, she leaned her head back her chest raising and falling. Her sweat was beading on her forehead. She was exhausted, hungry, and thirsty. She waited, listening very carfully. Sinking down to the floor of the forest, she rested her head against her knees and panted softly. She was listening closely, but knew that she would just need to find a method to hunt and find food. She shivered thinking of the look in the mans eye. She gripped her leg and then got up and began to move again being slow and steady.
Thread: Owned (trisscarxloneiysong)

Moqlah nearly lost his pet twice. But found her trail again with ease each time. Seeing that the girl had gone into the woods he chuckled, not bothering to hide his aproach to her. Dont you tire of this human? You must be tired and hungry. Senting his prize was close Moqlah speeded up, rounding a tree and lashed out, snatching her thin arm in his large hand and dragged her to him, easily pinning her to a tree face first. You gave a good hunt woman. But you are mine now.
Thread: Owned (trisscarxloneiysong)

Amara could have kept running from him easily. But she was hungry. She had only had bread. Enough to keep her alive and sustained. But a slavers job was not to feed the slaves, only keep them alive until purchase. She swallowed her heart was racing. His voice seemed to come from everywhere at once. She couldn't pin point where he was. She just continued to walk in the opposite direction of where his voice was coming from. She yelped as he garbbed her and she began to struggle. Looking into his face, she panted her heart was racing and she tried to pull away, but she was pinned face first to a tree and howled her rage. She struggled and pressed against him, trying to shove him off. Not realizing how strong he was. Then, finally, at the cumulation of everything, she looked down and broke down sobbing. She never really cried in her life, not during the slaughter of her people, but now, it was... Unstoppable.