(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]

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?

[creepyoldguy]

If the last three times you crossed the street, there weren’t any cars coming—that doesn’t mean you can criss the street without looking and not become road pizza.

[connie_maheswaran]

Of course not. That'd be suicide.

[creepyoldguy]

So, past experiences only getcha so far.

[connie_maheswaran]

You could also say that by applying that thought process, your views on humans and demons as they are wouldn't apply without heavily thorough research.

[creepyoldguy]

Eh. I am a demon. Breathers are just newly-deads waiting to happen, so, that's really just research wasted, isn't it?

[connie_maheswaran]

...Except that, according to your world, you have a unique experience with breathers that demons normally don't have, and are therefore redefining yourself at the same time, don't you think?

Or are you pretty sure you've stayed the same way?