(Video, late November 7)

[creepyoldguy]

So.  If you were going to try and scare someone half to death—-what would you do?

Also, please rate Actual-Crowley and my scares we did. If we got ya, I mean.

Comments

[connie_maheswaran]

If you were going for scares you guys did a pretty great job! I was definitely spooked and a little frantic while trying to figure out what was happening!

[creepyoldguy]

Thank you, Nerdling!

Your feedback is most appreciated. That was exactly what we were going for.

[connie_maheswaran]

Sure!

...Still going with nerdling huh.

[creepyoldguy]

It suits you.

I suppose since you have a sword, I could try calling you “Stabby Nerdling” if you rather.

[connie_maheswaran]

Stabby nerdling?

I kinda like it, actually.

[creepyoldguy]

Considering you can take a joke, I’m willing to be a little flexible on my renaming.

[connie_maheswaran]

Really?

Ooh, that brings up possibilities!

[creepyoldguy]

[He snorted a laugh]

Oh, yeah? What sort?

[connie_maheswaran]

Well clearly we can't do anything with your first name, especially since I know you don't like it. But maybe I can find the right name between Shoggoth and Beetleguise thing. I'll have to look up some texts and some information on demons from different Earths, but I WILL find the best name!

[creepyoldguy]

You’ll probably find more on my middle name, considering they named a star after me.

[Bragging. Lying? It was almost impossible to tell.]

I’m sure there’s something out there on my last name too, dunno how accurate this place’s Wikipedia is, though.

OOC : I have no idea if the constellations are the same in SU earth.

[connie_maheswaran]

A star? Yeah, that is something! Ok, I'll think about that before I come up with a new nickname!

Wikipedia? Is that a kind of search engine?

Hard to say, I’d guess

[creepyoldguy]

Second brightest star in Orion. When it’s not trying to go supernova. Right in his armpit.


Wikipedia? It’s an online encyclopedia maintained by people who leave Yelp ratings.

Re: Hard to say, I’d guess

[connie_maheswaran]

Whoa. I'm going to have to read about other Earth constellations then.

Ooh, no kidding? That sounds helpful!...assuming its accurate, of course.

[creepyoldguy]

That’s the only interesting one.

[He was very obviously biased.]

Eh, I guess so. Personally, I think it’d be fun to change random entries.

[connie_maheswaran]

Not a little compromised there hmm?

(She caught that BJ)

That's my concern: compromising good information. Better to stick to books.

[creepyoldguy]

You should read my Wikipedia article.

....you’re probably right. For less easily changed information.

[connie_maheswaran]

If I can find it, I think I will! Will I be able to red it without mortal peril?

Exactly. I'm kind of a stickler about something like that.

[creepyoldguy]

[He reached into his jacket and produced a small leather book with the title On Demons in old English script.

Making a show of it, he opened the book to the middle where it simply read:

“BJ rules”]

Yep. You can always trust a book.

[connie_maheswaran]

[Connie gave the book a look over, then stared at BJ]

I feel like you may have stacked that in your favor a little.

[creepyoldguy]

Me?

Perish the thought.

[connie_maheswaran]

Now I can't even trust books BJ. Not cool.

[creepyoldguy]

You’re welcome!

Trust nothing, except your own eyes. It’s a good outlook to have.

[connie_maheswaran]

And past experiences. That always helps.

[creepyoldguy]

Ehhhh, sometimes, sure. But, by that logic, it's always safe to cross the street.

[connie_maheswaran]

Cross the street? Explain, Beetlejuice?