I'm not a breeder, I like boys as well!-Open rp/drabble
Phil pulled his knees to his chest, the bright laptop screen glaring at him, the noise coming out of the speakers starting to drive him insane. He had turned his phone off, knowing that the messages there were gonna be the same.
All he did was kiss her. He wanted to know what it would be like, to feel something in between him and someone else as they kissed. He wanted to know what smooth skin was like instead of rough. He just wanted to know.
He lifted his hands up shakily, staring at the sharp blade that was in his hands. “Why me?” He asked meekly, before he wiped at his eyes with the back of his hand, being careful not to cut his face.
He heard a door open behind him and he just ignored it, knowing it was probably one of his friends coming in to never talk to him again, as that had happened more times than it should.
He knew he wasn’t the norm, but how could he? Girls were gorgeous, and guys made his pants tighten. He couldn’t do it anymore. He was 26, and that was 26 years too many of hatred and feeling alone.
He sighed softly, placing the blade down, before he opened up a new status on facebook, thinking about what he would write, before he knew.
Goodbye friends, see you all in hell.
Ping Location: Central Canada
Artifact Attributes: History: The Lunga, or talking drum, is of west African origin of the Dagomba tribe. The strings along the side can be squeezed and pulled, changing the drum’s pitch. Since Dagbani is a tonal language, the drum is used to communicate in times of great importance and danger. This particular drum was made in a village where the chief was known for being able to heal people that were suffering from strokes, and it was brought back to Canada by an aid worker.
What this artifact does: When able to play the person’s full name and lineage, the drum can heal the effects of a stroke.
Downside: It transfers the symptoms of the stroke to someone in the original village where the drum was made in northern Ghana.
Shelving suggestions: Beside Typhoid Mary’s knife, near the Rod of Asclepius. Of course, the Warehouse would still have to be around for the drum to be properly neutralized. Please renew Warehouse 13!
Ok, I think we all pretty much agree that Film Ginny didn't turn out like we hoped...
But you’ve got to give her a bit of credit. In HBP, when Bellatrix and Greyback set the Burrow on fire, she did go chasing after Harry without a second thought when he went after Bellatrix and tried to fight them off with him before and while Arthur, Tonks and Lupin showed up. She even jumped through fire, dammit!
All while wearing a dressing gown ;)
That’s pretty damn BAMF in my opinion, js. =)
