Kennedy (
brat_inslayage) wrote in
fhplotterywheel2011-01-12 09:00 am
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Brainstorming Time!
Um, I might have spaced on this last month, but... holidays, so yay? Anyway! I know SOMEONE has been waiting for this, and I am in no way looking pointedly at YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE. Here be your more-or-less monthly brainstorming post, wherein you do that thing. With the suggesting new ideas and possibly developing on previously proposed ones.
[[ocd is up! no frownyface from me.]]
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being earnestfashion, blue is the best color ever.It doesn't have to be the same subject every time and it doesn't have to be a serious topic. Anything that someone feels strongly about can earn them a soapbox moment, and then they step off of it and feel rather silly. Or maybe proud to have made their point. Or maybe they ignore it. Whatevs.
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Short answer: Yes!
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One day, he's going to get mobbed by teal deer.
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Junior Achievers (http://community.livejournal.com/fandomhigh/50959.html) 2.0
Any one interested?
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So, a lot of high schools do career placement tests just for fun, and I was thinking, what if Fandom had one of those? Only of course, being Fandom, the results would get all mixed up and everyone would get registered for workshops on careers that they most emphatically did not want. And the teachers and townies (and visiting alums, if they wanted?) would run the workshops, and they'd be all filled with baffled students who are all grouchy and "I wanted the opposite of this." So you have, say, Wesley in a workshop for florists, or Kennedy in a kindergarten teacher workshop, and stuff like that. Not that any career placement tests would tell you that you should be a florist.
'Cause florists are crazy.So anyway, you have these confused and grouchy kids running around during Career Week, and then there could be some sort of practical exam that they would all do horribly on? I didn't really think out a resolution to this. Fail, self.
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It'd depend heavily on which characters could be convinced to teach a workshop, so it'd require some organisation upfront so you know in what direction to push your character.
Which isn't very helpful, but I'm not stuck with an image of groundskeeper Willie or principal Skinner giving workshops.
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Now, time to figure out how to run a plot...
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You could always make an OOC post to solicit an interest check -- find out what teachers/townies/NPCs would be willing to host workshops, and go from there? (If you're allowing NPCs, which I think would be awesome.)
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Yeah, NPCs would be awesome too! And definitely for the interest check. Hmm, I've never run a plot before. Could be fun. :D
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I don't see your AIM posted -- hit me up at rikkutastic or fond of vowels? I've run one of those before and I probably still have links to all of it :)
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I'll root through the old plottery tags to get a sense of what that kind of thing entails, but maybe wanna email me some of your wisdom on the subject? :) watcherwesley at gmail dot com. Please and thank you!
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As well as some girl in Boston, I'm betting. *hugs Miss Vida*Anyway! I kind of love this idea too. It would be a great way for visiting alums to teach a very quick thing and move on. The Parker in my head wants to teach How To Manage a Rock Band, for instance.
Florists, groundskeeper, monk, chef, supervillain, stockbroker, evil stockbroker...
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Since we allow AU's where a characters is played by the same actor or voice actor, or have an even more tenuous connection, do you think this would work?
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Very neat idea.
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