Today marks the one year anniversary of the launch Deception Pass! To celebrate, I threw a party and took far too many pictures.
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(I'd really wanted to bring you a new episode today, but this will have to hold you over for a little while longer. I assure you it'll be well worth the wait.)
When I first started this last year, all I wanted to do was share a little piece of the world Sara and I first started building
Thank you all so much for reading....
If it weren't 3:30 in the morning I might be a bit more coherent. O_o
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*cries*
hahahaha Remember how James lived in medieval times in a... cottage? hut? with dirt floors but a really nice mattress?
My favourite is still the passing out version with the hedge maze.
And the version where Mary was named Dominique. lmao.
I still miss the 200 years. In my head, that was the Best. Story. Ever. So it's probably a good thing we lost it, as the real thing would probably crush my soul, or at least send me into some sort of abdominal seizure.
Ratt, Roger & his evil twin, Buckingham palace... and PERRY!
And then there was the one in which Mary was a soap opera actress, I don't know whatever happened to that one, either. If only I'd had something better than the Commodore 64 back then.
One of these days I'm going to write the story of the stories.
Damn, I didn't even have a Commodore 64, I just had that 'Word Processor'.
The story of the stories indeed. *sigh*
I doubt the disk is the original 200 years, unless you typed it all up which now that I'm thinking about it is actually possible. I remember I had it all on looseleaf, or in a notebook, along with my Gaelic notes from when I decided it would be Super!Cool if I learned how to speak Gaelic. (Incidentally, it actually served me well many years later in an Irish pub in Toronto, since the bathrooms were only labeled in Gaelic).
Um, anyway.
I did type it up! I remember doing that, but I don't know where I would have done it. At school maybe?
I personally love the Soap Opera version of the stories, where everyone was everyone else's brother or sister and there was amnesia.
WE MUST ACCESS THE DATA ON THAT DISK!!!
I think I typed it up in windings so no one would be able to read it.
It was definitely pre-1996, because I lost the handwritten version in high school. Maybe it was a later version, or wait, I think we were trying to actually rewrite the same version at one point?
There was *definitely* some upside down & backwards stuff in the hand-written version though, as I very distinctly remember thighs being touched in various rooms of Buckingham Palace.
Oh man... I just realized this doesn't take place in England anymore.
And we still have the upside down and backwards stuff, but it didn't take place in various rooms of Buckingham Palace. Maybe we used that little trick more than once. All I know is that I had the hardest time trying to read it all these years later.
HAHAHA
The Epidemic-
Live!
July 17, 1992
at Wembley Stadium
8:00 to 11:00
tickets $20
*dies*
Come on up and you can use it!! lol