auld lang syne
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Dawn
This was a collaboration with @[21:@Neb] a while back, on a story that has now been scrapped. It was great while it lasted. --- The Director pulled against the mask lightly, and it surrendered without protest. Beneath was a face full of worries and oddly placed scars, but otherwise no real...- Chase
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Co-Written Shoot House
[This journal entry is part of the Auld Lang Syne - Seraphim storyline. Credits: Chase Deinveaux, Eugene Grovington, Mikal Darsha] ACME Training Grounds Alameda After eleven months of rearranging for countless raids, the forest of plywood and sheet metal occupying one...- Chase
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Remote View
Kidman's training as a Remote Viewer resurfaces in ALS- Neb
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Jacqueline Hyde:
Playing Fire Emblem: Three Houses and one character told another, "Recall that impatience begets error." A good counterpoint to "hesitation breeds regret"?))+2 -
Jacqueline Hyde:
I saw this story about severely underpaid animators yesterday and it makes me very sad: https://twitter.com/NegiKitsu/status/1175197791649509376 Someone in the replies cast doubt on it actually being Carmen, but I'm not prepared to dismiss it.
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Victorique:
Things are hectic rn, my family is wack, and there's been at least one attempted murder. 1) I'm starting to get more suspicious about my goat disappearing 2) there's no conversation about anything that's been happening recently that would take THAT LONG 3) I'm dying (not literally), Scoob -
Jacqueline Hyde:
Feeling annoyed at how the entire Carmen fandom revolves around the reboot. I understand why, of course, but it's just such a disservice to literally everything else. And as ever, cf. Tomb Raider.))+1
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Neb:
Animator for Netflix's 'Carmen Sandiego' says he was fired after asking for fair pay
One animator who worked on season two of 'Carmen Sandiego' took the opportunity of its inching Oct. 1 debut to air out his behind-the-scenes grievances.
www.dailydot.com
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Claire Yeon:
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I hear you. I've been a fan for a LONG time. Where in the USA is Carmen Sandiego? was the first video game I remember playing. The reboot reignited my love for Carmen and ultimately led me here, as I'm sure it did with others around the same time, but my favorite thing about this site other than the people is that it's NOT about the reboot. I enjoy the new show for the sake of entertainment and nostalgia, but it's not the best thing to ever come out of the franchise. Far from it. I'm glad that the Carmen fans, new and old, are coming out and coming together.))Jacqueline Hyde said: -
Claire Yeon:
Once the dust from the reboot has settled, I hope we are all still here, tarrying on in our adventures born of the fandom and grown and refined by our imaginations. I hope the new fans that come from the reboot - particularly the ones that find their way here - will remember where the fandom came from and celebrate la notre dame rouge as she deserves to be celebrated. Thank you for coming to my TED talk. Carry on.))+1
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Jacqueline Hyde:
I agree with you on all counts, @Claire Yeon, and would add that I hope new fans won't just remember where she came from but seek it out. Unfortunately, I don't hold out much/any hope for either.
