Borio Singaldi

Firerust was ignoring all of it because it was his last day on the job and didn't care to hear orientation or work ethics lessons. What were they going to do, fire him? This is based in truth, as today is my last day at the place I work. I melds surprisingly well into the current situation.

Wow, I've missed out. Last I saw this thread, it was at like 330 pages. I'm proud of you people. Narrator Firerust emerged from a long hiatus only to find that this whimsical world he'd once known had become dark, twisted, and complex like an RP rather than, well... the madness that TLT used to be in its first 200 pages. He proceeded to do an Irish jig and read AI-generated literature. And then a thermonuke hit him.

People like to have a character to hate. Moash just happens to be the perfect scapegoat for many, and once it caught on, it just became trendy. The Moash hate probably looks worse than it is because people simply enjoy hating on a character. I wouldn't read too deeply into it, a lot of it seems to be a joke anyway. So long as no one is mean to each other because of this, I think it isn't something one should worry about too much. Moash hate is simply trendy, and people like to bandwagon on hating their scapegoat character. However, harassing people who do like Moash is wrong and simply takes things too far. That is a no-no.

I admit to having had a similar idea with story writing and the Narrator having a voice and being a character of their own. I haven't done it quite as directly as you, but reading those reminded me of my own ideas. And I must say, that was an enjoyable read. I look forward to reading more!

Now, this one is different from the others... less ridiculous and wanton and more... structured in storytelling. Still full of some good comedic moments, but with a touch of seriousness and hopefully a nice bit of good natured heart to it. It's also the longest Storio I have written as of yet. I hereby present to you... Borio Singaldi and the Lore of Questionable Necessity.

You wanna know the difference between a viola and an onion? How does a violinist keep their violin from being stolen? To be real, though, as a composer who wants to write for multiple instruments, particularly strings, alto clef is hard to work with!

Despair didn't like being hidden away from sight of everyone. Despair wanted freedom, recognition, adoration! So with great effort she climbed out of the enormous tub of viscous frosting, fought off 33 of the cats and befriended the last 4, then ran away to Elendel to pursue her acting dreams with the four cats in tow.

Ah, I see now. Sorry for misunderstanding.

The simple fact that I was unnecessarily and annoyingly @ed is reason enough for me to not join this RP. Besides, I'm in enough as it is.

At least it hadn't been umbused.

Sponsoring commercial at the end, but we can still appreciate this.

Perhaps she misspoke. The end of the second one, start of the third one. But yes, we are FINALLY DONE with the second roleplay!!! I actually think we should "open registration" now. But I'm not the admin here, so let's see what Tesh has further to say.

I believe I've found another place to call home on here.

Because the sloth empire was rising.

Firerust did not understand why people were trying to force rules onto The Longest Thread. It was meant to be a place of total writing freedom. Uncle Brandy threw breadsticks at all the narrators who tried to be coherent.

The forgotten Butt Venture walked in, having no idea what was going on. Then he realized it was all just his fever dream.

It's really too bad Chaos didn't at least leave a small contribution. F Baxil "accidentally" bonded Ba-Ado-Mishram.

Sorry. I didn't know. I sometimes guess based on a profile picture, my bad.

Narrator Firerust had not been around for a very long time, so when he walked in, he had no idea what Stick wanted another of and handed him a falafel he'd been keeping in his left cheek back pocket.