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Thread: Battlestar Valhalla : Character Profiles

RE Battlestar Galactica Valhalla Character Profiles Leoben looks good. I will find a way to integrate him!
Thread: Battlestar Valhalla : Character Profiles

RE Battlestar Galactica Valhalla Character Profiles Name Adam Collins AliasesCallsign A-co, Commander, Commander Collins Rank Commander Planet Caprica Gender Male Sexuality Bisexual, with heavy preference towards women. Marital Status Widower Age 58 Hair Gray Eyes Graypale blue Height 188cm 6'2 WeightBody StructurePhysical Faults Strong, but not very fit anymore. He hurt his left knee back in his youth, it doesn't effect his everyday normal walking, but that old injury still makes it impossible for him to run anything but very short distances. He also uses reading classes. BeliefsReligion Believes in the Lords of Kobol, but keeps religion and duty separated. Turn Ons Loyalty and kindness, yes we can attitude. Sexually he is turned on by rather normal things, watching beautiful women with large breasts or round butts. Turn Offs Disloyalty, People who complain about small things. Sexually he is turned off by extremes like scat watersports torture etc. Talents Making hard, but right decisions. Giving hope to people in hopeless situations, Giving speeches. Flaws He isn't really in good shape anymore, probably losing to any crew member in acts that require physical stamina. He never was a combat pilot and can't pilot any spaceship more than just going from place A to B. Temperament He is quiet and calculative. Strict but extremely fair. Likes to think the crew on Valhalla as his family who he is responsible for. Background Adam Collins served in the first cylon war as an tactical officer, appointed on newly made Valhalla. It was a dream come true for then young officer with pride in his eyes, being appointed on such a modern ship. After the war, while slowly being promoted up on the ranks, he fell in love with a viper pilot who also served on Valhalla. Their love was forbidden and kept as a secret, even though most of his co-workers knew they didn't bust him as they liked and respected him. Eventually they married and soon after, he reached the rank of Commander on Valhalla. Life was good. About 12 years ago, everything changed, a new ensign was appointed on Valhalla to work there for one year as part of his career plan. He quickly found out about Adams affair and in the hopes of promotion, reported to Adams superiors. Not before long his wife was transferred to other duties on another ship, while Adam was seemingly left unpunished, but everyone knew that his name was blacklisted and there were no hope for him to ever get transferred to a more modern ship. This didn't really bother him as he had a deep emotional bond to this ship and had been ready to live and die on it for many years already.
Thread: Battlestar Valhalla : Character Profiles

RE Battlestar Galactica Valhalla Character Profiles Drew looks great! He's accepted. I've sent PMs to both of the commander applicants.
Thread: Battlestar Valhalla : Character Profiles

RE Battlestar Galactica Valhalla Character Profiles Name Seren Gunn AliasesCallsigns Spitfire Rank Lieutenant Planet Tauron Gender Female Sexuality Straight, but vulnerable to aggressive females Marital Status Married Age 24 Hair Red, shoulder length Eyes Brown Height 1.6 meters WeightBody StructurePhysical Faults She retains the dancer's physique from her teens, small but perky breasts. BeliefsReligion Agnostic, but is a bit of a traditionalist when it comes to marriage or at least likes people to think so. Turn Ons She feels frightened and alone and will be receptive to anyone that can help her feel safe again. Turn Offs Men who come on too strong as she wants to keep at least to appearance of being a faithful wife. Talents Skilled Viper pilot. Decent with a gun. Basic first aid knowledge. She is easy going and makes friends easily. Flaws A hedonist at heart. Loves to sleep in late. A bit of a Daddy's girl and is finding being so far from her husband a real challenge. Competent enough against smugglers but feels unsure of herself against a real enemy like the Cylons. Temperament Feisty, opinionated and passionate, Seren has done plenty to earn her callsign. But she has a softer side that few see and is a lover of reading as well as journaling. Background Mother died in childbirth, was raised by her father a wealthy merchant who kept her pretty far away from boys. Went to the academy when she was 18, her first real act of defiance against her father. Married when she was 21 to a protege of her father as an act of contrition. Was assigned to the Valhalla right out of the academy and has seen her husband only rarely during her leave. He seemed distant and enjoying life as the heir apparent of her father's business. She couldn't be sure but she had seen several clues that he was being unfaithful during her long absences. Is in command of a flight of Valhalla's vipers.
Thread: Battlestar Valhalla : Character Profiles

RE Battlestar Galactica Valhalla Character Profiles Seren looks alright. Accepted
Thread: Battlestar Valhalla : Character Profiles

RE Battlestar Galactica Valhalla Character Profiles I am still holding the position of commander open right now. So if there is anyone else interested, please feel free to apply!
Thread: Battlestar Valhalla : Character Profiles

RE Battlestar Galactica Valhalla Character Profiles Name Aurai Lang AliasesCallsign XO, Sugar though rarely by younger officers Rank Major Planet Tauron Gender Female Sexuality Pansexual Marital Status Single Divorced x2 Age 51 Hair Blonde, fine and short. Eyes Deep Blue Height 1.6 meters WeightBody StructurePhysical Faults Very fit for her age, D cup, beginning to show her age. BeliefsReligion Only when it suits her mood. Turn Ons Strong discreet younger men, risk taking. Turn Offs Whimps, bragarts. Talents Been through it all and is very steady in a crisis. Natural leader, competent in most aspects of running a ship. Flaws Not particularly ambitious for command. She has made some poor career decisions involving men and alcohol and has grown content with her simple life on the Valhalla. Sometimes prone to excessive behavior. Temperament Still has many appetites that don't lend themselves to advancement in the Colonial Fleet. Some bitterness over a career that didn't go as far as once promised but making the best of it. Background Originally a bit of a pioneer as a woman officer in the fleet. Her promising career was sidetracked by a combination of misogynist higher ranking officers and her own poor judgement in not keeping her alcohol fueled sexual encounters as discreet as one should to be a 'proper' officer.
Thread: Battlestar Valhalla : Character Profiles

RE Battlestar Galactica Valhalla Character Profiles Your version of Aurai looks very good! Approved.
Thread: Battlestar Valhalla : Character Profiles

We are still looking for people is anyone's intrested.
Thread: Speaking in front of people

Are you good at giving speeches? Do you like to talk in front of a large group of people or are you really shy? I'm alright at it. I get real worked up about it beforehand, not in the sense of panic attack but more a hyper awareness and exhaustive preparation. I do much better with written words in front of me and can read aloud fairly well. There's also a measure of pleasure in it, standing up there in front of people and I often adopt a mixture of conversationalist and lecturer tone. So long as I know what to say, there isn't a problem, lol.
Thread: Speaking in front of people

i think public speaking really depends on the person, and the atmosphere they're going to be doing it in. for me, i always start to panic beforehand, and my anxiety goes through the roof, whether i have a pre-written speech to read, or if i'm just winging it. honestly, though, i find i do much better winging it, even though my nerves always tell me otherwise before the initial speech process begins. it all depends on my mindset. usually, i can force myself to pay attention, and keep my eyes focused somewhere that doesn't make me look like i'm shy, or unable to look whoever my audience is in the face. of course, i'm not usually actually looking at them, but close enough to make it seem that way, but still. i have a way of looking through people, if that makes any sense at all. i can stare in a direction on a busy street, and clearly be looking at several people as they cross my line of view, but i don't actually see or focus on them. so, by using that method, it gets me through a lot, or at least gets me through enough to a point where i feel comfortable to go with it. i don't do a lot of speaking in front of large crowds anymore, however
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I love it. Having a room full of people shut up and actually listen to me is magnificent.
Thread: Speaking in front of people

A lot of my working life has involved making speeches to groups of strangers. I always got off on the adrenaline buzz, and I suppose being the centre of attention is always fun! Traditionally I usually wing it - just have some bulletpoints on a piece of paper and improvise from there. The sense of spontaneity always helped build a rapport with the audience, and I could adjust the speech as I went along to suit the requirements.
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I'm totally fine talking in front of a bunch of friends, but if I'm like... at the front of a room, talking about something and everyone is quiet, listening, and looking at me, I find that really hard.
Thread: Speaking in front of people

I'm fine with it as it forms the greater part of my job. Like others have said, winging it is easiest, and mostly I have no more than a handful of bullet points. If I see pages and pages of pre-prepared spiel, I just know I'm going to forget something so make sure I know what I'm going to say before I open my beak!
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I used to feel uncomfortable giving speeches but I feel I've gotten better as I progressed through college. It no longer makes me nervous. I usually wing most of it, but I practice the opening lines to each slide I often write the main bullet points in a small post it note.
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Despite the fact I hate large crowds, I do public speaking very well. I was taught some pretty good ways at dealing with stage fright by a high school teacher who was also a family friend and I've kept what he said in mind any time I'm nervous on stage. The only thing I don't do well on when speaking in public is reading from a script as in actually reading aloud because I have a stutter that becomes more apparent when I'm reading aloud from something. If it's something I'm pulling from memory it isn't so bad, but reading fresh... Ugh. It's embarrassing to fight to get a word out.
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Decade of acting experience. It comes naturally.
Thread: Speaking in front of people

As long as I know what to say, I have no issue with it and can even enjoy it. I've done it regularly including in settings considered 'scary'
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I do not have a problem if I understand the topic. Most time, I just find humans boring.
Thread: Speaking in front of people

Last time I gave a public speech, I kinda flipped out and cried because I didn't know what to say in a such a massive audience. That was pretty embarrassing even though it was such a long time ago. Usually i'm okay with it as long as I have something written down to say the least.
Thread: Staying up late

How often do you stay up past 3 a.m.? I am self-employed, so, my sleep schedule is whatever I want it to be. I often stay up until sunrise and sleep until noon. It'll probably change this fall when I open commissions again and have to be up during the day, but for now, I like to be awake when the summer heat is the weakest.
Thread: Staying up late

I work at night sometimes, then I'll be sleeping at 7 am. I don't mind it at all, I love nights in the summer.
Thread: Staying up late

I don't have a sleeping pattern . Today I woke up at 2 pm, yesterday at 830 am. Some days I sleep at 4 am, and some days I fall asleep by midnight. It gets more organized when I have schoolwork, but now its chaotic and I love it And yes I like avoiding summer mornings ,
Thread: Staying up late

Last couple weeks I've been on a more normal sleeping schedule but most of this year was spent staying up anywhere between 3-6am. I don't mind it, but when it stays like that too long it can make having to readjust to a normal sleep schedule a pain. I would go to lay down and my body and brain simply would not be tired because I was normally up during that period of time.
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Wow! Love your signature pic, ColorWheelY! I love staying up late but am curtailed by the usual early-ish start work demands. That said, I can go without sleep for a long time, so I can still indulge the late nights until I start...well...hallucinating.
Thread: Staying up late

I have a fairly strict work schedule and work anywhere from 40 to over 60 hours a week depending so my sleep schedule is fairly set. However I have an odd form of insomnia and when I become very tense and stressed it cranks up to 11 and I simply cannot sleep no matter how exhausted I am physically. My mind simply will not shut down. For the most part however I only stay up past 3am when I have off work the following day and do not have anything super important to do. Otherwise I will not be awake past 1am granted I try to get to sleep by 11 most of the time but 1 is the furthest I will push it during the work week provided I go in at 11 and not earlier the following day. Prior to my current job I worked nights. Go in at 3 in the afternoon and get home by 1am. I would be awake until roughly 5 or 6 am back then. I did that job for a year and couldn't take it any more. It has hard manual labor in an environment of 120 degrees not counting the humidity. XP I am SO glad I switched jobs!
Thread: Staying up late

It's very often for me now that I have a newborn, but before that insomnia kept me up quite a bit and being uncomfortably pregnant. Normally, it depends on whether I'm working or not. If I had to work the next day? Nope. I had to be up at 5 AM If i didn't? Hell yeah.
Thread: Staying up late

I regularly go to sleep around 4-7 in the morning, and wake up around 8-10 the same morning.
Thread: Master or Mistress Wanted!

sure I am Interested
Thread: Master or Mistress Wanted!

Let's talk about in PM.
Thread: Master or Mistress Wanted!

sure i am interested
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If you could play a black chick that would be AWESOME! I'm interested!
Thread: Master or Mistress Wanted!

I sent you a PM. We can discuss it there.
Thread: The most beautiful place you have been?

Where is the most beautiful place you have ever been? I've lived a lot of places during my life and visited many places as well but the most beautiful place I have been is where I am now. The rural countryside of NEPA. Hills abound, green and vibrant, forests lush and layered with age. I love it here. We get a great spring, a good snowfall in the winter, and the hills remind me of freedom and childhood.
Thread: The most beautiful place you have been?

I've been lucky too and traveled far and wide. Big open spaces such as deserts and towering mountain ranges are always up there but there's something so other-worldly about the Isle of Skye in the Inner Hebrides off the north-west coast of Scotland that is spell-binding. I need to go there again.
Thread: The most beautiful place you have been?

Home. The Pacific Northwest is Earth at it's most vibrant and alive. It's the sort of place where you can sit on a mountain top and see all the way from the rainforest to the whale pods off coast. Human settlements have carved a niche out of the wall of green, but the war isn't won. Trees tear up roads in just a few years, and blackberries reclaim entire acres of cleared land every spring. Other places define a forest as 'a gathering of trees'. Around here, it's understood that forest means 'Impassable hardpack of life stretching from the ground to the arbor.' You might have heard of the High Steel Bridge, built by a logging company in the distant past. It's all that's left of an industrial-scale tree moving operation. Even the 'new-growth' trees are getting old enough to blend in now.
Thread: The most beautiful place you have been?

I've been lucky enough to have traveled a fair bit as well, and Machu Picchu is one of the very few places I've been where reality far exceeded expectation. The combination of altitude, mountain scenery, being 'in the clouds' combined with the ancient ruins, and fact that the location is so isolated and inaccessible that it wasn't discovered until 1911, provided a sense of awe-inspiring beauty, peace and tranquility that can't adequately be expressed in words.
Thread: The most beautiful place you have been?

Acadia National Park in Maine...in the dead of winter. It was so freakin' cold! But seeing the snowy mountains and frozen lakes was breath-taking.
Thread: The most beautiful place you have been?

Sadly I have yet to be as lucky as others to travel. I've hardly been outside of a three state range from the one I was born in. Unless you count a trip to Orlando Studios when I was 15 and a trip to Niagara Falls when I was 13...I haven't seen anything really. Went to the Jersey Shore every summer until I was 16 and took two trips to Williams Burg VA. Went to visit some friends in NC earlier this summer and went to Pittsburg PA three times for conventions and Baltimore MD 3 times for conventions...Lancaster PA for the Ren Fair two times...other than that I basically live under a rock. Don't have the finances to go anywhere or do much of anything unless I can split it with other people. I CAN however say...there are MANY places I'd love to see some day before I die. I want to travel cross country, going from east to west coast. I really would love to wander the giant Red Wood Forests and visit the Yellowstone National Park. It's my dream to one day visit the Ice Hotel in both Alaska and the much larger one in Finland I believe it was.
Thread: The most beautiful place you have been?

Nature Girl omg! So jealous! That's one of those places that if someone asked me where I'd like visit, would be at the top of my list. Trygon Love it. The way you describe it is truly magical, even without the pic to go with it. Quix That's super cool that you got the chance to visit such a gorgeous and captivating place. I don't think a lot of people have. Aurelius I don't think I'd like to visit anywhere in the dead of winter, no matter how beautiful, lol! But it sounds like it was quite the experience. Feral Actually, it sounds like you've traveled a lot. So, where is the most beautiful place you have been? This isn't about comparisons or exotic adventures, since both Trygon and I find our own homeslocales to be that number 1 spot and we're just on opposite coasts of the USA. I've been to Italy, Germany, and Canada and still, the green hills and temperate forests of PA is my favorite. So, what is your most beautiful spot?
Thread: The most beautiful place you have been?

Nature Girl omg! So jealous! That's one of those places that if someone asked me where I'd like visit, would be at the top of my list. Oh Rudolph, you've got to visit there! It really is the weirdest, strangest, most atmospheric place I've been. I was lucky enough to visit five years ago and I'm constantly dreaming up schemes in the back of my mind as to how to wangle another London trip so I can fly up to Inverness, rent a car and head straight for Skye. Oh, and you get Loch Ness along the way too! So hoping you get there someday, see the old blackhouses, the Quirang, the Cuillins, Loch Brittle, and what is purported to be the most ancient rock on this planet!
Thread: The most beautiful place you have been?

Rudolph Quin said Feral Actually, it sounds like you've traveled a lot. So, where is the most beautiful place you have been? This isn't about comparisons or exotic adventures, since both Trygon and I find our own homeslocales to be that number 1 spot and we're just on opposite coasts of the USA. I've been to Italy, Germany, and Canada and still, the green hills and temperate forests of PA is my favorite. So, what is your most beautiful spot? Click to expand... Hmmm I see your point. I suppose it comes down to the fact I feel I have not essentially been to any place able to hold my imagination for very long. When I personally think of some place that is 'beautiful' I picture something which appears untouched by time and the influence of people. Or, if it HAS been touched by human influence...nature is taking it back and reclaiming the world. Rolling hills and green meadows are nice, the misty and dew covering them in the morning is relaxing as the shine begins to rise, steam rising off the creeks...its tranquil but...all too often I find the scene spoiled by reminders of modern day life. While the places I have traveled to are certainly thought provoking well within their own right...to me they have all felt....lack-luster or 'second verse same as the first.' I know the number of people who have been able to visit the Niagara Falls vs the ones who wish they could see them up close is a major difference fore example. But...for me the experience was ruined by how....commercialized this magnificent wonder of nature was. The constant hussle of people and the boats in and out...the turmoil of everything...it was ultimately lost on me because of the human element. I would have rather visited the Falls centuries ago and seen the entire area as it originally was before humans developed it. When it was endless forest and mountains, wild and untamed. Each place I have visited has been nice most certainly...but the experiences I had while there I also take into account with how much of an impact the environment had on me. Sadly nearly every convention I have been to always had some major, dumb ass drama blow up that didn't need to happen, thus took away from the experience as a whole and left me with an ever darkening view on not just the event itself but the area as well. The experience became corrupted for me so to speak and thus corrupted how I actually viewed the physical area around me. Where I might not have originally noticed the flaws while having fun I immediately picked up on and that was all I saw once the drama began. Where a once light and sprawling city was able to take my breath away all I saw was how tight it was, cold, hard, dark, dirty...etc. verses the good side of it. All in all, I suppose what I am basically saying...is that while I did find the places I have been to be pretty and nice...if only for a short while none of them hit home to me in such a fashion as to warrant a reaction of This is the most beautiful place I have ever been.
Thread: M Student x F Teacher for accidental impreg

RE Human on Anthro relationship possible impreg Bump. Added a third plot.
Thread: M Student x F Teacher for accidental impreg

RE Human on Anthro relationship possible impreg Bump. Added yet another plot.
Thread: M Student x F Teacher for accidental impreg

RE Human on Anthro relationship possible impreg Bump.
Thread: M Student x F Teacher for accidental impreg

RE Human on Anthro Love-Hate relationship Bump.
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RE Human on Anthro Love-Hate relationship Edited the post to add an Important notice.
Thread: M Student x F Teacher for accidental impreg

RE RP within an RP Bump.
Thread: M Student x F Teacher for accidental impreg

RE M x MILF Bump.
Thread: M Student x F Teacher for accidental impreg

RE M x Harem Monster girls Bump.
Thread: M Student x F Teacher for accidental impreg

RE M x Harem Monster girls Bump for you!
Thread: Most important?

Which do you think is more important, a reliable car or a sturdy house? Why?