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[08 May 2008|08:01am] |
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[08 May 2008|01:20pm] |
| [ welcome to hollywood! what's your dream? everybody's got one. ] |
When you think about Los Angeles, you think about Hollywood or Beverly Hills or the Valley. You think about the glitz and the glamour that is celebrity. You think about outrageous fashion, the fabulous nightlife, and the millions of flashing cameras. Step into the world of actors and actresses, models and designers, producers, writers, directors .. and the every day Joe Schmo just trying to make it.
Los Angeles Heights is a role-playing storyline that covers the LA area from corner to corner. Here, your play is unlimited. Travel the city. Explore your favorite celebrity (and non-celebrity) hotspots. Mingle with the stars. Just enjoy the experience that is the world of LA Heights. And remember, it's only as good as you make it! |
| [ this is hollywood, land of dreams. some dreams come true, some don't. ] |
| rules . pb list . application . females . males . ooc . main |
| [ but keep on dreamin' - this is hollywood. always time to dream, so keep on dreamin'. ] |
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| MAGIC HOUSE -- can't take the monster out of the house |
[08 May 2008|03:59pm] |
Magic House:
plot - rules - faq - apply - cast - houses - taken & held
ooc - ic - sl - layout
For as long as the residents of Clifton Avenue can remember (which isn't as long as you might think), the houses in their neighborhood have been...different. A leaky roof to the rest of the world is a potentially expensive-to-fix problem, but a leaky roof to the residents of Clifton Avenue is so much more than a problem easily fixed by a phone call and a bounceable check; a leaky roof means the house they're living in is irritated, playing a joke (one with a bad punchline--thanks, Hedge Row), or is constantly doing things to piss its 'owners' off. A leaky roof is more than just a problem to the people living on Clifton Avenue because the houses are alive.
Yeah, you read right. The houses are alive.
Of course, the aches and pains of living in what-should-be-but-isn't an inanimate object aren't all that come from living there. The tenants, for as long as they stay in the house, have magic. What that magic is depends solely on the individual, but there's another catch to this already catch-y deal. Because when you're living on Clifton Avenue, you don't choose the house.
The house chooses you.
you can't take the monster out of the house. |
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[08 May 2008|07:28pm] |
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Doubtful, but does anyone playing M. Shadows want a line with Val?
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