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In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 6:17 amby Zanny
Well, hello! This is my kind of forum, and here's hoping that I'll be welcome to join.
I promise to be literate (I read a lot, anyway), and I don't feed the trolls.
Oh, and yes, I enjoy all types of RP. Very much.
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 6:40 amby Rodney
Welcome to the party Zanny, here is your complimentary ostrich. * Hands over an ostrich to Zanny *
A good point to start would be to read the 'muffian codex' thread in the muffin room forum.
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 7:43 amby Ookalf
Yo, newbie! Welcome to MSF! Enjoy your stay, and remember, don't eat anything. Or drink anything. Or touch anything. Or breath anything. Or... *He goes on like this for a while.*
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:00 amby Funny Hat + Funny Accent
You might also want to not anger or annoy those who are just plain crazy....
Welcome!
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:29 amby Just some lady
^^ Welcome to MSF--I hope you have a lot of fuuuun~~~
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:48 amby Rowan
Hellloooo~!
*Hands you a mufffffin!*
Always remember the cardinal rule of MSF~
You don't need to accept a transformation if you don't want one (with a few exceptions). In sections like The Muffin Room, joining the action in certain threads may give the person running the thread that sort of automatic approval (Like, a thread about a magic storm that causes random TF's sort of indicates that anyone joining the thread is gonna be something else before too long hehe). Events and Roleplaying Games usually have the appropriate rules about such things posted up front (either directly or indirectly.)
There are also two different classifications of Transformation: Local and Global. Local applies only to a given thread and global applies to the forum at large~ (and its generally up to the person who was transformed whether they want the effect to carry weight only in the thread or across the forums).
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 11:49 amby Zanny
Thank you, I'm sure I will! I'll, uh, be sure to keep that in mind, and thanks for the ostrich...and muffin!
(I wonder if I could get them to take it at the farm...?)
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:28 pmby AshK
"The avatar of purple and all of her personalities welcome you to MSF! Enjoy your stay!"
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 12:37 pmby Marky
Welcome to the forum! Hope you have a great time here, cause, in the less than 3 months I've been here, I certainly have! XD
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 1:44 pmby Queen Octavia
Don't worry about feeding the trolls, they tried to eat the muffinroom a few years back and are still suffering from the indigestion.
Have a fun stay ^^
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 3:37 pmby Haylie
Sweet! Another person who uses proper capitalization and punctuation!
I welcome you on behalf of... uh... me. You be sure to enjoy your stay, okay?
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 3:44 pmby Zanny
Ah, glad to hear we're free of trolls!
Thank you, I'm glad to accept your welcome, and I bow to you all! (Also, I take grammar very seriously, so yeah.)
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Wed Apr 29, 2009 6:04 pmby AshK
It's good to see new faces around here! Lavender says.
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Thu Apr 30, 2009 12:31 amby Bigmouthstrikes
Welcome aboard!
Re: In Which an Introduction is Made
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Thu Apr 30, 2009 5:14 pmby Mistress Guendolen
A new user with literate skills makes me a happy camper indeed. Welcome!
