Changeling_Catalyst

I'd go for Science/Technomancery first, but I've also had a big love for history and studying the past, so I'd also spring for Time Manipulation. As for Elemental fields, I'd choose Water. I love the idea of things being fluid and I love to swim.

I'd say my biggest crush would be Fluttershy. She's just so soft-spoken and shy, but her love and adoration for all the little animal critters just melts my heart every time. I just want to give her a big hug and cuddle, if it weren't for the fact that A: it would freak her out and scare her half to death, and B: she's a fictional character and I'm trapped here in the real world. -_- She also still has it in her to really bring the fire when she really has to, which I can only respect her for.

Aww, does this mean we all have to relearn Past-Present participles? Just make sure the staff doesn't run into their other selves, or it will create a temporal paradoxal loop.

English and Japanese, myself. I studied Spanish for 2 years, followed by 2 years of Japanese before living there for a year for school, then learned a bit of Russian from some friends in California. I love to travel a lot, and try to learn at the least a few phrases of anyplace I'm going, to at least make an effort to play by the "house rules". I loved my time in Japan and am still studying the language and going to speaking groups to keep the language skill sharp.

I'm extremely shy and introverted and have trouble making friends. The only friends I made were back in middle school and high school. Best Friend: Matt - Lived across the street from me in middle school and high school. Stood up for me when some bullies were picking on me, having just moved to town and being the "new kid". After that, we would do everything together, play games, share written stories and confide in personal secrets. Sadly, Matt died a few years ago. His dream was to be a Marine, and he was a sniper in Afghanistan, where we was killed by an IED. Wisecracking Friend: Sarah - Met her in summer school where we worked on a few class projects and developed a shared sense of humor. She helped me develop the confidence to use my own sense of humor, instead of recycling funny quips from TV shows in real conversation. She also was from a more down-to-earth background, so she wasn't as high and mighty as most of the other kids from rich families in the neighborhood. In senior year, though, she was hit by a drunk driver and killed while driving from the grocery store. The Popular Friend: Jessie - She was one of the most popular kids in high school, able to move between the cliques and social ladder rungs. She was also valedictorian and even was a frequent interviewee on local news stories in our town. Despite being so busy, she always welcomed me when I tried to make my way into the circles of high school. I doubt I would have ever seen myself as a fellow student if it hadn't been for her welcoming attitude. In her freshman year of college, she had some fish that might have been tainted with peanut oil, and she was found dead the next morning. Crazy Friend: Jon - We met in the Japanese Anime Club in high school and we shared a similar wacky off-the-wall sense of humor. Despite being from different political persuasions, we didn't let that affect our friendship at all and we would often debate about things while remaining respectful and civil. More than once, we took a few trips up to the lake with his family and would get up really early to go waterskiing on the lake, followed by a big breakfast. We're still in touch to this day, with him writing and drawing a small comic series and me editing and proofing it, even with us living a long distance from each other.

Very nice work! I like the slight smirk her eyes give. And in the second one, somehow it feels more fitting if the right speaker set was bent the other way, blasting the music out away from the turntables. We all WUB you, Vinyl Scratch!

I'm 6', 3" and weigh in at 160 pounds. Pretty skinny, but I used to be even worse, almost 130. I've since started trying to build up a bit, but there's really not much adding on, no matter how much I eat to add on the mass to build up on.

I'm not so sure that there's an afterlife, and that deep down, the evidence we have thus far is what we see for ourselves in the living sense. We know that the body dies and withers away, then crumbles into dust. As far as our thoughts and memories go, I like to think that our consciousness does somehow continue in a form we can't really see or even start to comprehend. Not that it's in a religious way, in that there's a heaven or hell, but a little imaginative dream of an afterlife, if there were one, would be where our consciousness reaches another plane of reality and space and time become easily traversable. It's like watching the whole world (heck, even the galaxy or universe) like on Google Earth; able to fade into places and times, or even make up our own.

Hello, Mini Wing! I'm also a new addition, and wish you welcome! I love your OCs! I just love Eclipse, based on the name alone! Any plans in the immediate future to write some stories involving them? I'd love to read some!

I was a big fan of Conan O'Brien when he was on Late Night and the Tonight Show, and these days I mostly watch the Daily Show and Colbert Report.

My 10th birthday was pretty memorable. My family rented a van and we brought me and 10 of my friends to a VR simulator with stationary booths for one person each, but we had a multiplayer 3D battle royale using walking battle tanks. Pretty standard stuff now, but this was back in the mid-90s, when LAN party battles were a new thing. These days, my birthdays involve me replying to posts on my Facebook wall, and if there's a cake, I often bake it myself. Cause I'm cool like that.