And call it a weasel

Note to those who might be interested:
Blackadder Ultimate is 40% off at Amazon right now (which makes it cheaper than Blackadder Complete). Alas, Sports Night is still only 15% off.

Dance, little sister

We've hit the halfway mark on lyrics challenge. If you had the answers for the other eight and were just waiting for the last second to look even cooler, now is the time to act. I'll post all answers as soon as I'm out of the shower.

Lyric Challenge wrap up!

Our top contestants were the first two responders, which just goes to show that you should pay more attention to my journal instead of stupid things like World of Warcraft, television, food, exercise, loved ones.....

( Hit it! )

Looking for some creative assistance

I'm in a Nineteenth Century game--it's 1889 and we've just seen Tesla at the Paris Expo with the Eiffel Tower and all that. I'm playing a con artist who just wants to stay out of trouble, become fabulously wealthy, and retire someplace quiet. What I'm working on now is a list of nested false identities. The party has already found out that she's not Maria Elena, Contessa di Siracusa. (Dumb luck--she'd done *all* her homework), and I'm putting together thumbnails for the Game Master to peel the onion away until we finally get down to Reyhan Zabar, former Romani and current translator. If you have suggestions to add to this list, I'd love to hear them.

Rianna Andropolous, Greek fisherman
Ysabel Cantabria, Castillian olive farmer
Emine Osman, daughter of an Ottoman warlord
Blas Infante, Andalucian freedom fighter
Zdenka Ivanec, Croatian nun
Amunet Urabi, widow of an Egyptian official who mysteriously died when the English moved in