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Bam. I made it.

And I really really really hope you've got topic ideas.

Sure I do! Good topic ideas, however.. That is debatable.

Hm, well there's just all the cliches like high school/college etc, cruise ships or vacation in general, or, I don't know, a holiday break type thing? Like winter break and it's kids that don't come home from boarding school? Or a ski trip/ a senior trip somewhere fancy... And I don't know if you're a fantasy RPG fan, I personally am kind of terrible at them, but I enjoy different time period stuff, like Pride and Prejudice-esque if that floats your boat. I'm fine with anything, really!

& sorry this took a solid million years, I got distracted... I'm watching Pineapple Express lolol. James Franco is distracting.

xD Pineapple Express is worth waiting millions of years. The old timey thing would be interesting, but I like the Ski trip type thing too, since I'm definitely in the Christmas spirit already.

Yes, Christmas! c: So should it be like kids who each happened to seperately go to the same ski lodge for winter break or should it be like a school thing and they'll know each other?

ummmm the first one? Although some of them could have gone together, of course. Like two best friends or a couple or something? That way atleast some of them know each other.

That sounds good c: Bios and then we'll decide that? Two charries I guess? Also sorry about absence numero deux, I had to go pick up Chinese food for dinner and then, you know. Eat it. ahah.

hahaha. Again, it's totally cool. Sounds good, I'll have them up...sometime.

Alright, I'll have mine up in a bit(:

Randy

To describe Randy in one word would be: awkward. His fascination with comic books, video games, and movies about super heroes doesn't do much for his popularity status. Most of the time, he embraces his dorkiness, realizing that he'll be rich and the tough guy getting all the girls will probably steal for the rest of his life. Among his small group of friends, he's somewhat popular. That may be because of his family's money. Or maybe it's because he's the coolest nerd ever. He doesn't question it. 

Scout

Scout is anything but a good girl. Growing up in a Christian household has done nothing good for her. Rebellious, Easily Excited, and always looking for anyway possible to have fun. Scout is a total disapointment to her uptight parents and she loves it. Loves making them angry because they made her angry her whole life. Her fathers the only one that actually gets mad. Her mother just cries a lot.

Erica; 18.

Erica is witty and brilliant despite her appearance of the usual blonde next door with the pretty smile and bright eyes. She's a runner and has swam before, but doesn't really love competitive swimming like she loves cross country. Erica is  kind, but she can be rather cynical though she tries her hardest not to come off that way. She's often off-putting to strangers, with her weird remarks about 'that one murder mystery she watched' and the caffeine chews she's always popping into her mouth.

Chris, 19.

Chris is older than Erica by a year and is basically the jack-ass of an older brother she never wanted. He likes to flirt with everyone but drive Erica insane when she so much as smiles at guy simply because he likes to push her buttons- It's programmed in his DNA as an older sibling. He has values but he's a total flirt and doesn't see himself in a serious relationship etc. He doesn't even know where he sees himself in a few days.

YES my hyperlinks worked!

T'is exciting, hyperlinks never work for me. c:

So should we establish anything else before we start?

Yes. Pre-drama is always helpful!

I'm thinking a love triangle should definitely be involved. Those are always dramatic. Maybe Randy could be Erica's long time best friend, and came with those two. And he's pretty much the nerdy best friend that's secretly sought after her his whole life, and then, because I don't mind crushing on myself haha, he meets Scout at the ski lodge and tries to move on?

Sounds great :L

Should I set the scene, then?

Go right ahead girly

SCENE: You're just arriving at the ski lodge. It's four days until Christmas; that being said it's fucking freezing outside and every building to ever exist including the ski lodge you're staying at is covered in overused white Christmas lights. It's about 2 pm, meaning it's probably about the warmest it will be all day but it's still a relief to come in from outside to the welcoming lobby of the lodge, with its free coffee machines and fireplace.

Erica struggles to keep her hands in her pockets while lugging along her suitcase behind her, but eventually decides to make the sacrifice of cold hands for the luxury of actually getting inside sometime this year. Everywhere but her hands is covered in fleece anyway, wearing her dark blue Northface over her long sleeve high school cross country t-shirt and a fluffy light green ski jacket on top, her long blonde hair pulled up into a ponytail with a sky blue fleece headband covering her ears and her black and light blue Underarmour running leggings tucked into white moon-boot like snowboots. She thought gloves would be a bit of overkill, but she basically dropped her suitcase flat on the ground as soon as she got inside and placed them near the fireplace. "Holy shit, it's cold," She said obviously, rubbing her hands together.

Chris rolled his eyes. "It's December." He said, because in his opinion, that's a pretty fucking logical explanation as to why it's impossibly cold. He didn't go quite as far as Erica to stay warm, and while he was cold, sure, he wasn't about to freak the fuck out about it; though that might have just been him being critical of Erica simply because she's his sister. He wore a black ski jacket over a gray sweater and a gray beanie sat on top of his blond hair, and jeans and Timberlands. Since it became rather clear that rather than check in Erica was just going to bask in the warmth of the fireplace, he figured he better head over to the main desk and get the room keys. "Erica Andersen?" He asks the secretary, a lady who looks to be approaching 50 with gray roots in her hair and bright red lipstick. She gives him a skeptical look. "Aren't you a little young to be here without parents?" Chris frowns. "Aren't you a little old to be wearing that color lipstick?"

Randy, having chosen to drive his own vehicle to the lodge instead of a long ride hearing Erica and Chris bickering or...whatever they did when they were locked in a small space together, shut the door of his truck, being practically hit in the face by the cold weather, and realizing he shouldn't have taken the trucks heater for granted, grabbed his bag. Then headed over to get Erica's things as well, half to be polite, but mostly so they could get inside quickly. "How do eskimos hook up? Why would they take their clothes off when it's negative five hundred degrees outside?" He asked with a grin, holding the lobby door open for her.

Scout admired the adorable coat she'd 'borrowed' from the mall, one more time before hopping out of her Cousins car. He'd agreed to bring her, but, given that she'd practically ran away to come, would not be associated with her while they were there. She was fine with that. She waved goodbye as he went off to find whoever he had come to meet, and she sauntered inside the lobby. She was eighteen, so technically, running away was impossible. But her parents would still be worried sick. And breaking rules always put her in a good mood. She flirted with a few guys to get to the front of the waiting line, and payed for her cabin with daddies credit card, and before heading back into the cold, stopped by the fireplace to pull her gloves off and warm her hands.

The lady at the desk flat-out glares at Chris. "Also, I have a sneaking suspicion your name isn't Erica." She says. "The patron who's name the rooms are reserved under must check in for their party." Chris frowns. "In that case, why don't you just take that stupid pen with cats on it you're holding and shove it up your-" He cuts himself off when he notices Scout suddenly up next to him, rolling his eyes at the lady at the desk. "Go ahead," He says preemptively to Scout, noticing she'd managed with nothing but her notably good looks to not wait in line. "I have to go get my sister..." He says, glaring at the lady one last time for good measure.

Erica nods her agreement. "If I had to live somewhere that it was always cold like this.. I would literally die. I mean, cold air is great for running because it has more oxygen, but, apart from that there's nothing helpful about training when there's snow on the ground." She sighs, glancing out the window towards the slopes where artificial snow coats the tops of evergreen trees. "Do you think it would be ridiculous to try and run this week? My coach is really counting on me for some of these meets. I'm the top of our team in the 800 meter," She grins, not thinking at all that she might be boring him- Because the way Erica sees it, nothing in the world is more interesting than her cross country and indoor/outdoor track endeavors.

OOC: I just realized you posted first. That is why my post had nothing to do with your first one. My baaad girl.

IC: "By all means, continue" Scout said, entertained. 'That is a very lovely pen." She added to the old woman, handing her the card "Mason" She said, taking the card back. "Seriously, where did you get it? I wouldn't mind having one myself. You know, if I grow up to be an old, grumpy lady with nothing but cats to keep me company." She gave the most dazzling smile she could before leaving the desk.

Randy looked over at Erica with a smile. "I think it would be suicide to run. If you slipped and broke something, you wouldn't be much help at the meet, would you?" He pointed out, putting both hands on her shoulders. "Do you think you'll survive with out running? We'll take you back if you don't think you're gonna make it." He joked.