The Doorway: a panfandom game

Unlike Some Sherlock Holmeses before me, when it comes to writing a blog post I am perfectly capable of writing my own.

Greyhound of the Baskerville( ( Read more... )

Filter: OUaT

Another birthday without On October 18 you're all invited to dinner. Dinner will be served at 6 pm and dessert no later than 7:30.

Filter: Robin Hood

What are your cooking skills like? Is Roland getting all the nutrients that a boy his age needs?

Sam & Veronica

I'm having a dinner party on the 18th and I'd love to have you both there. If you can attend it begins at 6 but feel free to arrive anytime after 5 pm.

Jamie Moriarty

In celebration of my birthday I'm throwing a small dinner party on the evening of the 18th. If you're free that evening around 6 pm there will be a seat with your name on it.

[Jefferson]

Does your ability to find things extend itself to difficult to locate download torrents?

FILTERED TO JOAN & SHERLOCK:

I was only going to filter Joan, but figured there's no keeping anything from you, Sherlock. I'm cutting the corner and just including you.

This isn't going to be much in the way of a medically-accurate request, but head examinations. Do you do those? I would ask Victor, but I'm keeping him as an open option for a second opinion instead.

FILTERED TO SHERLOCK (ELEMENTARY):

You would think it's not possible to miss whatever everyone is talking about, but I'm fairly sure I completely missed it. Everything all right on your end? I heard it's a little crazy out there right now.

FILTERED TO EMMA:

I was actually going to ask if you were free tonight, so I feel partly responsible for the fact that things went to hell. Anyway, I was thinking there's only a handful of people who... understand what it's like being apart from their child. If you ever wanted to talk for a bit. I think I should

[OOC Note: All posts and replies voice-to-text]

You people need bigger keyboards for this thing. This one is made for tiny useless hands with tiny breakable fingers.

Henry reckons I should introduce myself properly since we're joining this place's version of the League. So hi. I'm Edward Hyde. I smash and break things and people. But only bad people now. Henry and I have agreed on that.

Anyone know where I can find a good hatter? I had a great top hat in Paris and I miss it. I'm very hard to fit too.

Such an interesting addition to my morning.

( Cut, not filtered )

[Jefferson]

So those paperback mysteries have paid off, and you've found the duck, I see.

I don't suppose anyone has found a little duckling around the building?

FILTERED TO REGINA MILLS:

Found the goat. Still haven't found the duckling yet.

This is ridiculous.

FILTER TO SHERLOCK:

Plutonium wouldn't happen to be code for something else, would it? Humor me.

( Not Filtered. Just Cut for Sleaziness. )

[ETA: Filter to Jefferson]

I hate princesses.

Filtered: X-Factor

I have a case for us. The Cabal of Spidermen don't have the plutonium.

While it has certainly taken some time to find my footing in a world without my men and such startling innovation that makes Storybrooke look on par with the Enchanted Forest, the further I delve into this world the more familiar it seems.

For a land that claims itself to be without king, it appears this world is still at the whims of the same cruel, petty, and self-serving sort of despots that Sherwood Forest knew. But I have happened upon a group of scholars, not revolutionaries in the truest sense, but allies and idealists nonetheless.

They have caught me up to speed of the state of this land and its people and their poverty at the hands of the greedy and power-drunk. The disparity between the lords of usury and industry and the people is unsettlingly unchanged and my friends at the occupy wall street seek a redistribution of the wealth of this land. But they cannot do it through voices alone.

Here we find ourselves at the grace of our hosts' charity. But we must not become complacent that we are granted this favor while others suffer. There is a meeting this Sunday--every Sunday-wherein these scholars discuss strategy, the enemy, and the objectives.

I would urge anyone with shared concerns to join me Sunday next.

Just a quick reminder: due to the holiday, this week's CPR/AED/first aid class at the youth center will meet tomorrow afternoon, Thursday, rather than Friday. All levels of experience are welcome, and it's free to anyone under 25 so bring a friend along if you'd like!

[Once Upon a Timers]
Now that things at the tower have calmed down a bit, I wanted to mention an invitation I received recently. We've been asked to appear at the San Diego Comic Con later this month (it starts July 24th, I believe). I know that kind of public attention isn't for everyone, but I'm going -- Disney has been so generous since Neal and I arrived, the least I can do is promote their show a bit in return -- and I'd love to have company. How does a paid California vacation sound to the rest of you?

[Jefferson]

Someone appears to have attached a map with a penknife to the front of our door. It's addressed to you, but since I'm telling you about it, if it yields any treasure, then I'm entitled to half.

If it yields danger and hardship, though, it's all yours.

FILTER TO WHALE:

I'm going to ask you something, and you're not going to read into it. Plausible or should I not bother?

Who: Sherlock & Jefferson
When: Wednesday, June 25th
Where: Sherlock’s flat
What: After the rush of removing trackers, Sherlock convinces Jefferson so let him operate and cut out his. Because that’s intelligent.
Rating: PG-13, obviously some TWs for blood, drug-use and slapdash surgery.

(In progress)

( So tonight I'm gonna cut it out and then restart )

[Jefferson]

I hope yesterday wasn't too traumatic an experience for you.

TEXT TO SHERLOCK:

-- Any chance I could run something by you?

[Jefferson]

You disappear for a few days, you come back and there is food in the refrigerator. Should I be worried?

Who: Jefferson & Sherlock Holmes
When: Monday Evening
Where: Sherlock, Joan & Jesse Pinkman's place of residence.
What: JEFFERSON LENDS SHERLOCK A HAND.
Rating: PG for... uh. Bondage?

( It's Hammer (film) time! )