Blog Post (posted post-paper but pre-crash.)
Nick Cutler - Blog Post #004 (Public)
Neverland. It's been a while. We have some catching up to do. The Storm of the Century is finally over and I don't think any children were sacrificed, so that's a plus...I guess. Mitchell did then turn into a human H-bomb and take out a wall though. Weather, explosions. What's next? Monsters. Seriously though, that's some intense power you've got there not-Mitchell. I know I'm not one to talk, being undead and all, but how does that even work? Can you take other people out with that? Wonder what other surprises the storm blew in.
I do have to agree with Mitchell though, as much as it pains me to do so. It's like a prop department out there and we're still none the wiser. Although we do know not to attack Isengard with a crowbar. But I think most of us made that assumption in the first place. But if you've bothered to look around outside, you might have noticed some familiar things...
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Speaking of familiar, I had a bit of a run-in with a rodent of unusual size yesterday. Now, as far as I'm aware, there's no fire swamp in the city. Though I suppose that could be Neverland's standard sized rat. I think the rotting food might be attracting them - I don't suppose any of the magical types would be good for incinerating it? Or magically relocating it. Given the whole magic thing. I'm sure anyone terrified of rather large rodents would be most thankful.
Today's news. I don't suppose the girl with two personalities has developed a third who fancies herself an amateur author and managed to stumble upon a printing press? I bet that's how Twilight got published, actually. But Amelia. I'm probably being a little optimistic in asking, but I don't suppose that name means anything to anyone? Likes reading, apparently. Not that you'd know it. I doubt she's going to tell us anything though.
[Tags: as you wish, lois lane, tunguska man]
Neverland. It's been a while. We have some catching up to do. The Storm of the Century is finally over and I don't think any children were sacrificed, so that's a plus...I guess. Mitchell did then turn into a human H-bomb and take out a wall though. Weather, explosions. What's next? Monsters. Seriously though, that's some intense power you've got there not-Mitchell. I know I'm not one to talk, being undead and all, but how does that even work? Can you take other people out with that? Wonder what other surprises the storm blew in.
I do have to agree with Mitchell though
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Speaking of familiar, I had a bit of a run-in with a rodent of unusual size yesterday. Now, as far as I'm aware, there's no fire swamp in the city. Though I suppose that could be Neverland's standard sized rat. I think the rotting food might be attracting them - I don't suppose any of the magical types would be good for incinerating it? Or magically relocating it. Given the whole magic thing. I'm sure anyone terrified of rather large rodents would be most thankful.
Today's news. I don't suppose the girl with two personalities has developed a third who fancies herself an amateur author and managed to stumble upon a printing press? I bet that's how Twilight got published, actually. But Amelia. I'm probably being a little optimistic in asking, but I don't suppose that name means anything to anyone? Likes reading, apparently. Not that you'd know it. I doubt she's going to tell us anything though.
[Tags: as you wish, lois lane, tunguska man]