About Me:

Name: Adrian
Age: Who Cares?
Country: None of your business.
Gender: ...Okay, I'll tell you this one...Female

Date: January 20, 2009

MY STORIES

In Darkness, Death:

In Darkness, Death is currently on a brief hiatus. However, it will be back soon as I now have non-stop inspiration (read: I got Prince Caspian on DVD for Christmas)! Also, I've been getting reviews telling me to hurry up and update. . Sorry, all.

CASPIAN WILL NOT DIE IN THIS STORY!!

Thank you.

Out of the Frying Pan:

Out of the Frying Pan was updated just today. The next chapter will be updated in another two or so weeks (hopefully).

As a brief summary, it chronicles events taking place two years after the end of X-Men: Evolution when Gambit's powers suddenly begin to evolve and spur out of control and a new villain emerges with his eyes set on everyone's favourite Cajun. Will Remy gain control? Will Rogue admit her feelings? Will Logan not kill Gambit? Will the Professor stop making points about how Magneto brainwashed his own daughter? Yeah, I thought not.

Although, unlike most X-Men stories, this one focuses primarily on Gambit, not Rogue, and we've got a Rogue not completely afraid of her powers who also isn't afraid to flirt back with Remy (if only just to leave him speechless and gawking). And loads of Gambit-angst to come.

MY POTENTIALLY FUTURE STORIES

X-Men: Omega

It's exactly as the title says. This story is all about a new team of X-Men consisting entirely of Omega-class mutants. The Professor's special forces, you could say. What the regular team can't handle, the Omegas can. Well, if they can survive working together, that is. It's almost completely AU as everyone is school-age (including college age).

Stop Flamers Now!

No more shall we tolerate flamers that flame for stupid reasons such as for pairings, who wrote the story, and just because they can!

Copy and paste this into your profile if you want to join the organization called "Stop Flamers Now!"

For those of you who just have to flame, here some basic rules:

1) Please have a point. I can't stress this enough people. If you think something sucks, there has to be a reason. If you have no point then there's no point in reading your review.

2) Post some literary venture of your own before you attempt a flame. Think of it as your resume. We need to see some credentials damn it! You can't just walk in off the street! How do we know if you're qualified to be making this judgment? We can't let people go around writing these things all willy-nilly. (If nothing else, it's bad form not give us something we can flame you back for.)

3) Check your spelling and grammar. There's nothing worse then making a bunch of grammatical errors right in the middle of telling someone else what's wrong with their writing. You lose all credibility. Yeah... You hear that?... They're laughing at you!

4) Do it with style. You've heard the saying, I'm sure. 'If a thing is worth doing it's worth doing well.' If you're actually going to take the time to cut someone down, the least you could do is get their attention. A simple 'duh... it sucks George' is not gonna cut it. Seriously. If you intend to be mean, then at least try to come off like the villain, and not like one of his nameless henchmen. (think scathing)

5) Read summary warnings. Trust me. You don't want to go ripping on people for content that you were clearly warned about. That honestly only makes you look like an idiot. Wait, what's that?... Oh, they're laughing at you again!

6) Throw in some amusing word play. When you step into the arena baby, you want to show off you're skills. A truly good flame entertains the crowd. That way people don't just plain hate you outright. You want them to almost look forward to more of your acerbic wit.

There they are. Please feel free to rip them off and post them where ever the hell you like. Don't hesitate to let me know if there's anything that you think should be added to the list as well. I may think of some more later myself. Invariably you think of more of them when you happen to see a poorly executed flame. It's a real problem and we need to get people educated on the issue.

If you think Witch-craft is wrong and is slowly taking over the nation, copy/paste this to your profile

65 percent of teenager would rather watch TV than read. If you are one of the 35 percent who would have their nose in a book, copy/paste this to your profile.

96 percent of teens in the world today don't stand up for God. If you are one of the 4 percent that does put this in your profile.