The Third Biker Scholar
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since: 01-24-03, id: 331545, Profile Updated: 09-10-12
country: USA
Author has written 35 stories for Inuyasha, Ranma, X-Men: Evolution, Biker Mice From Mars, Ninja Turtles, Dragon Age, Megamind, and Rise of the Guardians.

Hello! To anyone reading this, thank you for your time. Hopefully this means you've read someting of mine, and became curious about me. To make an odd story short, I'm a mom, a college student (full time), a worker (full time job, which is responsible for my ridiculously slow update rate...), and now a single girl. (The hubby turned out to be a royal bastard, without the cool crown to make up for it all.) I have two beautiful little girls, Daisy and Ellie, the joys of my life. I love books, anime, cartoons, music, and chatting...man, you know what, I'm kind of boring, lol!

9/10/2012

Found this quote from Tom Taranowicz, loved it.

"Y’see, the Martian Mice are much more advanced in some ways than humans are. They harbor no prejudices, and since they have been monitoring Earth TV and Radio waves for years, have grown to accept and appreciate our stan- dards of beauty (check out numerous references to this in numerous episodes). So, sure, Vinnie would find Charley "do-able."

And a friend asked me the other day just what I had against Throttle/Carbine. Now, I'm not against it; not, like, hating the idea or anything. But...here's what I think. "Love is probably the most powerful force in the universe. Being in love may be the greatest experience known to man (and to mouse). But not every relationship works out. Many fail, despite the best intentions of those involved. They may want each other very badly, but sometimes extenuating circumstances make it impossible.

And when the two people in question constantly pick their duties over their significant other, then the romance is doomed.

Such is the case with Throttle and Carbine. Fate has always conspired against their union, throwing war, death, destruction, distance, and all sorts of other difficulties at these two. But it's not adversity that's their biggest problem. It's the fact that they both choose and continue to choose their work over each other. Neither of these two extremely goal-oriented, driven individuals can be truly happy in each others' arms if they haven't achieved the difficult tasks they are so hell-bent on finishing.

Just as Carbine must choose between her duties as leader of Mars or Throttle, he has to decide whether he will choose her or stopping Limburger (and all Plutarkians). And just like Carbine, Throttle can not allow his heart to come first. This is the hardest part of the tumultuous relationship between these two, the part that will probably spell doom for the two of them being together. Being as far apart as they are sucks, and their personal differences aren't any help, but it's their devotion to their tasks that will be the end of them as a couple. For what relationship can prosper when both parties are already married--to their work? It seems unlikely that they will ever find satisfaction with each other so long as their consciences nag them about work left yet undone, no matter how strongly they feel about one another.

And those tasks will almost certainly never be completed to their satisfaction. Centuries may pass before Mars is restored to its former glory. Stopping the Plutarkians cold means waging war against an entire hostile planet, not to mention an unknown number of Plutarkian strongholds on other planets. Odds are that Throttle and Carbine will both die before they're finished.

There's no doubt that what both of them really want is to be together. But what they want to do and what they feel they must to do are two different things, and only one can take precedence in their lives. So long as they continue to make the choices they've made, their relationship will continue on its downward spiral until they're both alone and wondering what in the Hell happened."

10/19/2011

I have changed my name, as you all have noticed. From inuficcrzy, to this, for a few reasons. First off, I chose the name inuficcrzy as in Inuyasha-fiction-crazy, when I was really into the Inuyasha anime. That's not the case anymore. Second off, I've researched and scanned for Biker Mice stuff for almost six years now; I would suppose that would make me a scholar of anything with that kind of time put into it. And third, well, I would say I'm the third to love Biker Mice so much. The INCREDIBLY TALENTED authors Morning and KLCtheBookworm, are (to me) the undisputed Queens of BMFM. They came First (Morning) and Second (KLCthebookworm) in epic love of the Bros.

I'm Third.

The picture that is my avatar is a wonderful gift from my friend Copycat, who has done multiple pieces of art for my BMFM fics on the Altbikermice.us website. This pic is based on my fic The First, and is from Chapter 34: The First Drive. Thanks so much for the awesome pic, Copycat!

10/17/2011

For those new to the fandom of BMFM (Biker Mice from Mars), here are some awesome websites that can give you more information, fan art, fan fics not found on this site, a Mice Wiki, and other info. After all, we BMFM fans have to spread the love!! The best I've found, used, and referenced are:

www.bikermice.com for great screne shots of the original series, episode recaps of seasons 1 thru 3, and a few scripts for episodes of the show!

www.bikermice-redplanet.net for everything Biker Mice! Including a fabulous Wiki with all those lovely little details and ideas that a fanfic author needs to succeed. For a source of about 98% accurate info, this is the place to go!! Also features interviews with the show's original writers and producers, the people that gave us our Martian Freedom Fighters, which is a treasure trove of ideas and info, blessed by the original authors!!! ...*blushes* I get a little excited at the idea...

www.bmfm-redplanet.deviantart.com for awesome pics and art challenges!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biker_Mice_from_Mars for a good overveiw of the main characters of the show, including *SPOILER ALERT* the eventual fate of the long lost Harley, Vincent's first love interest.

www.bikermice.tv for those more interested in the newer season, Season 4, with the Catatonian War...poor souls, have no idea what you're missing in seasons 1, 2, and 3...

http://www.tv.com/shows/biker-mice-from-mars/rock-and-ride-79265/ for a fan-interactive site listing the show's voice talent, airdates, info, trivia, and more!

10/24/2011

REJOICE MY FRIENDS!! The wonderful Kashito91 has found our friends at From Mars!! This has the most indepth character studies ever done on our mice outside of the studio that drew them. Love interest chances, character bios, all the goodness about Martian Mice n Plutarkians, villians, allies, n more!! GO READ IT!!

Enjoy.

http://www.oocities.org/stoker1439/BikerMice/index.html

dances happily*

11/3/2011

For the pic that inspired The First Headache. (That would be the pic of the Bros in nothing but their helmets, dears.)

http://altbikermice.us/node/1520

4/13/2010

This is taken directly from the most awesome website, The From Mars Archive.

YOU KNOW YOU LIKE BIKER MICE TOO MUCH WHEN...

Immediately upon seeing the title of this page, you quote Vinnie and shout, "Too much is never enough!"

Fishing becomes less a sport and more a form of revenge.

You feel a desperate need to move to Chicago.

When you saw the end of "Once Upon a Time On Mars", you sighed.

When you see someone out riding a motorcycle late at night in Chicago, it makes you smile (yeah, this was a personal experience).

You love Wrigley Field, despite your vehement hatred of baseball.

You’ve been searching your radio for "The Sweet Georgie Brown" show, but to no avail.

When you find a page that sells Biker Mice videos, you get up out of your chair and dance. Badly.

You devote a small corner of your room to the pagan worship of Tom Tataranowicz (I’ve got a virgin sacrifice lined up for next Friday. Any volunteers?).

You watch the original "90210" and pray that Ian Ziering laughs like Vinnie at least once during the episode.

You watch "The Tick" in the vain hope that Rob Paulsen will do his "Throttle voice."

You wish YOU had buck teeth, too.

You despise shirts, no matter what the weather.

You have a dream about a new season of Biker Mice, then become thoroughly depressed when you wake up and realize that it doesn’t exist.

You’ve bookmarked Bikermice.com.

You see the fish swimming in your mother’s aquarium and wonder, Are we next?

When your house becomes infested with vermin, you purposely hide the mousetraps and lock your cat on the porch.

You want to kill the Power Rangers—not just because of their existence, but because they pushed Biker Mice out of the #1 spot and spelled the series’ doom.

You bought Biker Mice slippers for five-year olds, despite the fact that there’s no way in Hell they’ll ever fit your own feet.

Your nightly prayers include the phrase, "Please please please bring back Biker Mice."

You deeply regret the fact that human beings don’t have tails.

You judge any potential romantic interest by the characters in the series ("Hmmm. Well, she has Charley’s wit…" "Well, he’s no Throttle, but if I can just get him into a pair of leather pants…")

Whenever you go to visit relatives, you frantically page through the TV Guide, as "they might get it here."

You can name every episode you taped over (and you could kick yourself for taping over "My Cheese is Quick" so you could watch something else later).

Ladies: your ideal man is seven feet tall, has an overbite, lots of facial hair, neck hair, chest hair, back hair, etc.

You credit the series with your score on the verbal section of the SAT (I know I do).

You quote Modo’s mother.

You’re willing to take Stan Lee and Marvel Comics hostage to force them to bring back Biker Mice (I’m willing to negotiate, but if they don’t hurry, then Andy Kubert’s head is going through a wall!).

You watch Akira and think to yourself, "Now if these guys had done the animation…"

You switch to contacts just so you can wear sunglasses like Throttle’s.

The Hair Club for Men hangs up on you because of your repeated inquiries about transplants on your arms, legs, back, etc.

Despite the fact that the art was lacking, the three issues of Biker Mice from Mars you found in comic book form are the most prized in your entire collection.

When you have children, you plan to name one of them Vincent, then try to convince your signifigant other that Throttle and Modo are good names, too. If nothing else, then you demand that your next child will be named Charley...As long as it’s a girl.

You reason that the only reason Martian mice were never discovered by humans is a coverup effort by the Martian government (destroying the sattelites; forcing them down into uninhabited areas, etc.).

You dyed a yellow strip down your scalp so you could look like Rimfire.

You’re going to build a monument to the noble young men and women lost during the Plutarkian War (as soon as your government funding comes through).

Instead of screaming on roller coasters, you make a point of shouting, "AOOOOOOOW!" as you go down the first big hill.

You see Mickey as a corruptive influence.

You’re working to get that law on beastiality repealed before we make first contact with Martian mice grin (Come to think of it, you could make a really sick joke out of the "first contact" part, too).

You named your bicycle "Lil’ Darlin."

You define "quality time" as sixteen hours of nonstop Biker Mice episodes (family is so highly overrated).

You want a war to break out soon so that you too can be a Freedom Fighter.

You fill in the Species blank on any fansite guestbook with something other than "human."

You wouldn’t mind being abducted if it was Martian mice instead of those damn grays (even if they still did the anal-probing thing).

You become frustrated that your word processor has very few synonyms for "cheese."

You check out books on motorcycles, cheeses, and firearms to hunt up possible character names for your next FanFic.

If you are guilty of at least five of these things, then my friends...welcome to the club!! *grins*