linkcraft_ wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

smileycreations15 wrote:

THIS IS THE OFF TOPIC DAY?!?!?!?!?!??!?!!111

No, yesterday was. I'll be removing it. It's unnecessary.

nnnooooo

It's spam.

obviously….

but nobody uses the off topic studio so its a nice way to just get to know each other

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I guess the story starts in the forests surrounding Trivandor, a hostile nation that we didn’t want to go through on our journey for a canddenberry leaf. Yes, it was me, Varian, and Rapunzel out on an expenditure again. I mean, I can’t blame her for picking me to go on adventures all the time, we’re a perfect team, I’m the brains and she’s the uh… optimism. Yeah. So we’re off to find a canddenberry leaf, which is apparently the only thing that will heal Old Lady Crowley's rash…. Ya know, regarding that, I’m not even sure why we’re 15 miles from home on a horse-pulled wagon. I was about to tell Raps of this when Max (the horse) suddenly whinnied and went from a walking pace for a full gallop in two seconds flat. Whistling wind flattened my hair to my head and nearly took off my goggles. I had to grip the side of the wagon tightly to keep from falling off. I had no clue what spooked Max. Although I had a slight suspicion it was Rudigers doing. I scowled at my raccoon who was now hanging on to my shoulders for dear life. We suddenly pulled right and the left wheels came clear off the ground as Max took the turn too fast.
“Maa-a-aax! Sloo-oow doo-own!” Raps yelled as we whipped along, bouncing at every bump in the path.
Faster and faster Max raced. Slowly, but surely, we became aware of a dark presence following us. We were being chased! Then the road became serpentine. Whipping this way and that our bags bumping around the back of the wagon, I pulled on my goggles to keep the dust created from our zigging and zagging out of my eyes. But one more turn and it was all over. The road turned a complete one-eighty, the wheels sure came off the ground, and I just couldn’t hold on anymore. I lost my grip and flew into the forest as I heard our wagon crash. But then whack and I heard no more.

I came to with a ringing sound in my ears. Rubbing my head, I slowly sat up. Soon the ringing subsided and I became aware of Rudiger tugging at my pant leg.
“What? What is it buddy?” I looked up and saw a wall of ivy. “Your right, that does look interesting.” I breathed with honest intrigue.
I hitched myself to my feet and with Rudiger on my shoulder, started toward the wall of ivy. As if in a trance, I reached out my hand to touch it, and then drew it back to reveal an enchanting sight.
I gasped as I beheld the wonder in front of me. Great trees, poplar trees, I knew, formed a semi-circle in the space hidden by the ivy. Mushrooms of impressive size grew around their trunks. Exotic ferns I had never seen before carpeted the floor, accompanied by large flowers that seemed almost other-worldly. In the middle was an ancient tree stump with small flowers and moss growing on and around it. But it all did not seem purposely planted, like a garden. I felt like this foliage had come about because, or were even called by, the object in the center of the stump.
It was a lamp. And not your ol’ living room lamp either, it was like a genie lamp. Completely gold and sleek, it seemed to glow. I didn’t even realize I started moving toward it. I waded through the ferns and soon came close enough to pick it up. And I did.
“Wow. Rudiger, I thought these were a fairy tale! It even looks like it has something written on it. But there’s nothing really written here, it's just to get people to rub the lamp” I explained to Rudiger, who could care less whether the lamp was orange with purple polka dots. Apparently, he just wanted to see the genie, because he ran down my arm, and snatched the lamp. “Rudiger!” I shouted in protest. What proceeded was a sort of tug of war that ended in me holding the lamp just about one inch above Rudiger's reach, even though he was on my head. With great effort, I rubbed the lamp and then we both forgot our quarrel.

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Description: Please review my WIP piece of writing. Tell me if you ever got confused or bored or think a word phrase is weird and stuff like that.
Are you enrolled in ScratchBux/ShopBux?: nu
Deadline: asap (just because im impatient)
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Alt Accounts: I actually do use any of my alt accounts anymore I forgot my password
Here's the piece:
IF YOU RECOGNIZE THE FANDOM/SHOW KEEP IT TO YOURSELF thanks c:

I guess the story starts in the forests surrounding Trivandor, a hostile nation that we didn’t want to go through on our journey for a canddenberry leaf. Yes, it was me, Varian, and Rapunzel out on an expenditure again. I mean, I can’t blame her for picking me to go on adventures all the time, we’re a perfect team, I’m the brains and she’s the uh… optimism. Yeah. So we’re off to find a canddenberry leaf, which is apparently the only thing that will heal Old Lady Crowley's rash…. Ya know, regarding that, I’m not even sure why we’re 15 miles from home on a horse-pulled wagon. I was about to tell Raps of this when Max (the horse) suddenly whinnied and went from a walking pace for a full gallop in two seconds flat. Whistling wind flattened my hair to my head and nearly took off my goggles. I had to grip the side of the wagon tightly to keep from falling off. I had no clue what spooked Max. Although I had a slight suspicion it was Rudigers doing. I scowled at my raccoon who was now hanging on to my shoulders for dear life. We suddenly pulled right and the left wheels came clear off the ground as Max took the turn too fast.
“Maa-a-aax! Sloo-oow doo-own!” Raps yelled as we whipped along, bouncing at every bump in the path.
Faster and faster Max raced. Slowly, but surely, we became aware of a dark presence following us. We were being chased! Then the road became serpentine. Whipping this way and that our bags bumping around the back of the wagon, I pulled on my goggles to keep the dust created from our zigging and zagging out of my eyes. But one more turn and it was all over. The road turned a complete one-eighty, the wheels sure came off the ground, and I just couldn’t hold on anymore. I lost my grip and flew into the forest as I heard our wagon crash. But then whack and I heard no more.

I came to with a ringing sound in my ears. Rubbing my head, I slowly sat up. Soon the ringing subsided and I became aware of Rudiger tugging at my pant leg.
“What? What is it buddy?” I looked up and saw a wall of ivy. “Your right, that does look interesting.” I breathed with honest intrigue.
I hitched myself to my feet and with Rudiger on my shoulder, started toward the wall of ivy. As if in a trance, I reached out my hand to touch it, and then drew it back to reveal an enchanting sight.
I gasped as I beheld the wonder in front of me. Great trees, poplar trees, I knew, formed a semi-circle in the space hidden by the ivy. Mushrooms of impressive size grew around their trunks. Exotic ferns I had never seen before carpeted the floor, accompanied by large flowers that seemed almost other-worldly. In the middle was an ancient tree stump with small flowers and moss growing on and around it. But it all did not seem purposely planted, like a garden. I felt like this foliage had come about because, or were even called by, the object in the center of the stump.
It was a lamp. And not your ol’ living room lamp either, it was like a genie lamp. Completely gold and sleek, it seemed to glow. I didn’t even realize I started moving toward it. I waded through the ferns and soon came close enough to pick it up. And I did.
“Wow. Rudiger, I thought these were a fairy tale! It even looks like it has something written on it. But there’s nothing really written here, it's just to get people to rub the lamp” I explained to Rudiger, who could care less whether the lamp was orange with purple polka dots. Apparently, he just wanted to see the genie, because he ran down my arm, and snatched the lamp. “Rudiger!” I shouted in protest. What proceeded was a sort of tug of war that ended in me holding the lamp just about one inch above Rudiger's reach, even though he was on my head. With great effort, I rubbed the lamp and then we both forgot our quarrel.

DaBoi001 wrote:

thegamer2005 wrote:

Name:Thegamer2005
What I'm Ordering: Review on a piece of writing
Description: Please review my WIP piece of writing. Tell me if you ever got confused or bored or think a word phrase is weird and stuff like that.
Are you enrolled in ScratchBux/ShopBux?: nu
Deadline: asap (just because im impatient)
What is the best way to notify you: My account/ this forum
Alt Accounts: I actually do use any of my alt accounts anymore I forgot my password
Here's the piece:
IF YOU RECOGNIZE THE FANDOM/SHOW KEEP IT TO YOURSELF thanks c:

I guess the story starts in the forests surrounding Trivandor, a hostile nation that we didn’t want to go through on our journey for a canddenberry leaf. Yes, it was me, Varian, and Rapunzel out on an expenditure again. I mean, I can’t blame her for picking me to go on adventures all the time, we’re a perfect team, I’m the brains and she’s the uh… optimism. Yeah. So we’re off to find a canddenberry leaf, which is apparently the only thing that will heal Old Lady Crowley's rash…. Ya know, regarding that, I’m not even sure why we’re 15 miles from home on a horse-pulled wagon. I was about to tell Raps of this when Max (the horse) suddenly whinnied and went from a walking pace for a full gallop in two seconds flat. Whistling wind flattened my hair to my head and nearly took off my goggles. I had to grip the side of the wagon tightly to keep from falling off. I had no clue what spooked Max. Although I had a slight suspicion it was Rudigers doing. I scowled at my raccoon who was now hanging on to my shoulders for dear life. We suddenly pulled right and the left wheels came clear off the ground as Max took the turn too fast.
“Maa-a-aax! Sloo-oow doo-own!” Raps yelled as we whipped along, bouncing at every bump in the path.
Faster and faster Max raced. Slowly, but surely, we became aware of a dark presence following us. We were being chased! Then the road became serpentine. Whipping this way and that our bags bumping around the back of the wagon, I pulled on my goggles to keep the dust created from our zigging and zagging out of my eyes. But one more turn and it was all over. The road turned a complete one-eighty, the wheels sure came off the ground, and I just couldn’t hold on anymore. I lost my grip and flew into the forest as I heard our wagon crash. But then whack and I heard no more.

I came to with a ringing sound in my ears. Rubbing my head, I slowly sat up. Soon the ringing subsided and I became aware of Rudiger tugging at my pant leg.
“What? What is it buddy?” I looked up and saw a wall of ivy. “Your right, that does look interesting.” I breathed with honest intrigue.
I hitched myself to my feet and with Rudiger on my shoulder, started toward the wall of ivy. As if in a trance, I reached out my hand to touch it, and then drew it back to reveal an enchanting sight.
I gasped as I beheld the wonder in front of me. Great trees, poplar trees, I knew, formed a semi-circle in the space hidden by the ivy. Mushrooms of impressive size grew around their trunks. Exotic ferns I had never seen before carpeted the floor, accompanied by large flowers that seemed almost other-worldly. In the middle was an ancient tree stump with small flowers and moss growing on and around it. But it all did not seem purposely planted, like a garden. I felt like this foliage had come about because, or were even called by, the object in the center of the stump.
It was a lamp. And not your ol’ living room lamp either, it was like a genie lamp. Completely gold and sleek, it seemed to glow. I didn’t even realize I started moving toward it. I waded through the ferns and soon came close enough to pick it up. And I did.
“Wow. Rudiger, I thought these were a fairy tale! It even looks like it has something written on it. But there’s nothing really written here, it's just to get people to rub the lamp” I explained to Rudiger, who could care less whether the lamp was orange with purple polka dots. Apparently, he just wanted to see the genie, because he ran down my arm, and snatched the lamp. “Rudiger!” I shouted in protest. What proceeded was a sort of tug of war that ended in me holding the lamp just about one inch above Rudiger's reach, even though he was on my head. With great effort, I rubbed the lamp and then we both forgot our quarrel.

claimed.

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DaBoi001 wrote:

ight im back

hahaha

grey_hound524 wrote:

can i get a sprite? (how do i do this?)

linkcraft_ wrote:

grey_hound524 wrote:

can i get a sprite? (how do i do this?)

go on the 1st page,copy and paste a order sheet and fill it out

linkcraft_ wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

grey_hound524 wrote:

can i get a sprite? (how do i do this?)

go on the 1st page,copy and paste a order sheet and fill it out

here now just fill it out

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DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

grey_hound524 wrote:

can i get a sprite? (how do i do this?)

go on the 1st page,copy and paste a order sheet and fill it out

here now just fill it out

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DaBoi001 wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

grey_hound524 wrote:

can i get a sprite? (how do i do this?)

go on the 1st page,copy and paste a order sheet and fill it out

here now just fill it out

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yep.

thank you, link.

linkcraft_ wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

grey_hound524 wrote:

can i get a sprite? (how do i do this?)

go on the 1st page,copy and paste a order sheet and fill it out

here now just fill it out

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yep.

thank you, link.

DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

grey_hound524 wrote:

can i get a sprite? (how do i do this?)

go on the 1st page,copy and paste a order sheet and fill it out

here now just fill it out

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yep.

thank you, link.

strike off

DaBoi001 wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

grey_hound524 wrote:

can i get a sprite? (how do i do this?)

go on the 1st page,copy and paste a order sheet and fill it out

here now just fill it out

ORDER FORM:
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yep.

thank you, link.

strike off

yeet

linkcraft_ wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

DaBoi001 wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

linkcraft_ wrote:

grey_hound524 wrote:

can i get a sprite? (how do i do this?)

go on the 1st page,copy and paste a order sheet and fill it out

here now just fill it out

ORDER FORM:
Name:
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yep.

thank you, link.

strike off

yeet

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