The Journal 10 months 4 days in the making
If you're reading this entry, then you're reading it for one of three reasons:
ninja You have been part of or visited one of the fair few roleplaying threads I have been in and curiousity has lead you to this post.
pirate You've simply met me randomly on via towns, Zomg or one of the other many, many forums that Gaia also has (This option is a lot rarer as I rarely creep out of the lively neighbourhood that is Barton Town.
pirate ninja Through a strange yet amazing series of events I have became well known on the internet and you are curious about how it began. If this is ever applicable to someone I will be amazed. Truly amazed.
So, having said that I welcome to you to this page, whatever your motives.
The above title is actually accurate: The plan was that on January 1st 2009 I made it my resolution to give something back to the internet, to entertain others as I have been entertained myself.
To start this, I vowed to make an online journal, something fun to read that I can also use to let the world know of the many great and wonderful sources of fun the internet provides. This didn't really go very well, as everytime I went to sit down and actually type something I would become attracted to a certian flash game or show like a cyberspace magpie and abandon my plans to type something.
It was only today it really hit me that I should get something done, after a conversation with a friend who was starting his own webseries about himself, video gaming etc. (hope you're interested because I'm going to plug said show to oblivion for inspiring me.) I saw the side to the internet I wanted to be part of, the amusing, slightly witty side that gives people a chuckle.
So I took up my keyboard once again and typed that rather large mess you see before you. I'll be following this up with a sort of profile page about myself that I can't justify on Gaia's actual profile page (lack of BBCode knowledge obstructs my creativity.)
I hope anyone who read this actually enjoyed reading it, for a little bonus the first 10 people to message me telling me what they thought of it and what they think I should type about in the future will recieve a prize (mystery and incentives, I treat you all so well.)
Until the next time, farewell my Gaians!
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Nathaniel Formtwister: Remarks of an Author, Critic, Journalist and Gamer.
The title pretty much summerizes what this journal is about, so no further description needed. Yet.
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