Rhovan
Weevil Genius
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- Apr 18, 2003
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OOC: Alrighty, I am going to try again. This is a quote from my first try. Anyone want to join a small, extremly close knit family? Myself would be the father, 48, 6', 210lbs, slight paunch, clean shaven face and black thick hair. I'm looking for a daughter, a mother, and possibly an aunt. Now, it's not limited to those three. I need dedicated posters, who can post once a day, minimum. The story line will go wherever you want it to go. And hopefully, we can get some good players this time.
IC: Ron pulled into the driveway. Home from work again. He shut his trunk off and jumped down from the cab. He was wearing work coveralls, which were dirty and stained. His wife hated when he wore them and sat on the couch, so after grabbing his morning paper and his lunch pail, he walked through the front door and in the entry way. He set his pail on the table, and tossed his paper into the recycling bin. Then he unzipped the coveralls and tossed them into the laundry room. He moved into the house and placed the lunch pail on the kitchen counter.
"Hello?" he tossed out as he walked to the couch and sat down. He was only in work boots, socks, boxers and a white t-shirt. He started to untie his shoes. "Anyone home?!" he shouted as he leaned back in the chair, his boots under the table. He quickly adjusted himself so he was decent in his boxers and nothing important was hanging out, then he grabbed the remote and turned the TV on. "Anyone?"
IC: Ron pulled into the driveway. Home from work again. He shut his trunk off and jumped down from the cab. He was wearing work coveralls, which were dirty and stained. His wife hated when he wore them and sat on the couch, so after grabbing his morning paper and his lunch pail, he walked through the front door and in the entry way. He set his pail on the table, and tossed his paper into the recycling bin. Then he unzipped the coveralls and tossed them into the laundry room. He moved into the house and placed the lunch pail on the kitchen counter.
"Hello?" he tossed out as he walked to the couch and sat down. He was only in work boots, socks, boxers and a white t-shirt. He started to untie his shoes. "Anyone home?!" he shouted as he leaned back in the chair, his boots under the table. He quickly adjusted himself so he was decent in his boxers and nothing important was hanging out, then he grabbed the remote and turned the TV on. "Anyone?"