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Just a bearded axe at the medieval market, a few years ago. I didn't buy that one, though. I have another one.

Oh because that isn't scary at all!

MARU!

I wanted a battle axe! For Reasons! Of Teja!

*gently* Becoming your character is one of the first signs of insanity.

Where I live, it's called character bleed, and considered inevitable. As long as a solid IC/OOC divide is maintained, you're good.

And where exactly is this ~~looney bin~~ place???

Ah! Milliways. *coughs*

Don't cough at Milliways! We like it there.

Actually (NO COMMA) I do, (COMMA OPTIONAL) too.

I just don't have time to play. :(

So you do know who Teja is, if you know the place, just don't play there?

I know your character. I don't know 90% of the fandoms on MW.

Nobody there except me knows Teja's canon; it can't be called a fandom. The entire fan base of Teja consists of me and the Lady Carolin; I think I mentioned her?

No I meant I don't know most of the characters the players on MW use. You told me about Tower which is how I got started. But the overwhelmingly majority of them are completely unknown to me. I just follow along for fun. :)

I think it's more interesting to pick up an obscure character, or one from an obscure canon, than do a popular character from a popular canon. Those don't do well, or last long. No Harry or Ron has survived for any amount of time, nor have several attempts at hobbits, or Aragorn. Elrond is doing well, and in the first years I was there, Gil Whimple was a fixture everybody knew. Avengers!Loki barely manages to show his horns there for reasons of something; but there is a lady who does a contingent of steampunked Norse gods that I love to bits.

I however am probably queen of obscure characters from inaccessible canons that I just make work under their own steam. Both Teja and Urquhart fall in that category.

I actually think putting a character into a situation with others he doesn't know is an excellent method of character study. I periodically throw Ivo into a situation just to see what he will do.

~~And it's just fun as hell!~~

Obscure charrie from obscure canon. He would fit right in with Milliways...

OH GAWD!

I would never get anything done ever again!

No, (COMMA) best for Ivo to stay in his own quarters.

You could bring him in autumn or winter when it's not so busy?

[[Look no comma!!]]

(YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY! NO COMMA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

Maru, I am hoping to build my business so that I am busy year round!

But I'll think about it. :)

I must say he is lovely and I want him to have a bigger readership. *smooches Ivo*

People always read each other's canons in Milliways, unless it's something as utterly obscure and unreadable as Teja's...

*dying*

Yeah Ivo is one of those intense science types. I can't see him being incredibly popular in MW.

But I love him!

OT: (and I do not say this to provoke anyone) What did you think of the recent ruling in Germany considering circumcision? I am, of course, (COMMAS FOR EMPHASIS BUT NOT NECESSARY FOR CLARITY) shocked as is the entire Jewish population.

But I am curious as to the German layman POV.

???

It was aimed at Islam, and overshot the mark by about a million miles.

P.S.: Intense science types do very well in Milliways!

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I guess it hit us (the Jewish population) as eerily remniscent of that 1933 legislation that outlawed kosher slaughter.

Why are they going after the Muslims?

Most boys in America are circumsized at birth regardless of religious affiliation (for health reasons). And recent studies of the spread of AIDS has shown that circumcision is important in preventing transmission of the HIV virus.

So I guess I was a bit baffled as to why Germany took that radical step. I did try to look at it in the context of the rulings on female "circumcision" (which I do not believe is biblically-ordained, but I am not as familiar with the Koran and the Christian Bible).

It just seemed a strange hill on which to stake a claim.

Given Germany's very recent history....

And again I do not say that to upset anyone. I just felt the timing was really inappropriate.

They have the same anti-islamic prejudices here as they do in America. It's a thing at the moment.

I find it stupid. And I don't think the next higher court is going to uphold the ruling, and not for any religious reasons. Parents need to be able to make decisions about the physical wellbeing of their children.-

On the front page now: Hank McCoy, Claudia Donovan, and Jack West (if history counts as science?).

Voilá!