Sandbox Discussions

[Snark]

Piggot is going exactly as well as expected.

At least she offered some explanation, rather than sticking with "nope, do as you're told"...

This thread is making me nostalgic for Glenn Chambers. I don't know how he'd have been about the gender thing, but he didn't have the pseudo-military attitude most of the PRT does, and I suspect he'd be happy to teach Glam the ways of marketing and PR.

[pedromvilar]

Yeah, Glam dislikes Piggot less than Yates.

[Timepoof]

So I was reading this and I got to "Lottery Ticket" and my brain went
This is obvious crap, but it's a cheap test.

Bella touches the coin.

And she makes a wish.

[MaggieoftheOwls]

Holy shit.

Show of hands who was expecting the pomegranates to be Contessa? I was expecting the pomegranates to be Contessa.

[rockeye_stonetoe]

Guys, if you're going to make deliberately confusing statements please include a link to what you're referencing?

[DanielH]

That one was about Cam in Worm.

[Ezra]

The "sweet little lamb" in "branding lady, meet sweet little lamb" makes me think Glam's second persona could go for a shepherdy theme.

[DanielH]

Three things prompted by the Minus and Promise sandbox:

1. When I look online I see that Sherlock Holmes is listed with a full name of William Sherlock Scott Holmes. Is this canon or common fanon? Does it apply to the clones who name themselves after the book character?
2. Plants and plant derivatives remind me of wheat and wheat byproducts. Is this intentional?
3. Jarvis was not human, but he was a presumably-ensouled nondemon. If Jarvis were alive could he keep vampires out just by having his servers habitually inside himself, even without human residents?

[Kappa]

1. I've never heard that full name before in my life and I don't consider it to apply to my Sherlocks.

2. Maybe subconsciously.

3. I forget if I've ruled on this but probably yes.

[MaggieoftheOwls]

I don't know about literally any other incarnation but the BBC series with Benedict Cumberbatch had that as his full name.