Author Topic: Salvation: An Unoriginal Rp on an Unoriginal Format!  (Read 15630 times)

You're handicapped.
xxxxkill has been here longer than you, he just got his key a few days ago. You're being an idiot by acting like one and then poorly defending and retaliating at first offense.
also, I've been here much longer than either of you (FacePalm or dargereldren).
you registered on the same day :o

I joined like 2 months after you, Goj. :D


I joined like 2 months after you, Goj. :D
oh god
i lold so hard at your sig



-snip cuz dun liek-
xxxxkill has been here longer than you, he just got his key a few days ago. You're being an idiot by acting like one and then poorly defending and retaliating at first offense.
Meh, you're right.
This is the last time I'm gonna post on this topic. Not gonna do anything with it, not even bump.


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Name: MP6767
Age: 17
Location: At the ranch, beginning to leave.
Inventory: |Kitchen Knife|8 pieces of beef jerky|Beretta 9mm|3 9mm mags, 54 rounds|Black hoody|Laptop|Verizon mobile internet card| PS3 + controller| [In car]: Hunting rifle, 10x scope. AR-15 assault rifle, high-caliber hunting pistol, ammo for all of that, 2 50-gallon drums of gas, 1 50-gallon drum of water, ~10 pounds of food, ~20 pounds of animal food.
Status: Driving to Dallas, on Interstate 35.
Companions: Leo [Dog], Jay [Cat], Tipsy [Dog], Haley [Dog]
Mood: Edgy


I'm about half a mile out from Dallas when I see an exit to a military base. I decide to take it. Just as I turn in, I notice a small concrete building, about the size of a port-o-potty with a slightly ajar steel door. I park my car, let my dogs and cat into an empty barrack, and give them all food and water. Time to go look at that door. I grab my AR-15 and put a flashlight on it, and open the door slowly. As I slowly walk down, I notice a light switch, so I turn it on. What I see is nothing short of amazing. I see guns, ammo, food, computers, camera consoles, water, a mark that indicates the bunker has it's own air filtration system which filters out biohazards, radiation, smoke, and any other fumes. The air I am breathing is 85% pure oxygen. I notice a map and see that there is a cargo elevator, so I turn on all of the lights, raise the elevator, and walk to get my pets.

As I arrive at the barrack in my car, I see that is has old bullet holes in it. My pets are fine, but the bullet holes look about a week old, so that means there was a struggle here. One more reason to get in the bunker. I drive my car into the cargo elevator, shut the 5-inch thick, 15-ton steel blast door behind me, and start going down. My pets are a little bit on edge by the elevator, but other than that, they're doing fine. I realize I must be in NAS JRB Fort Worth. A naval air station, joint reserve base. I didn't think it would be equipped with a bunker. I take my animals to the barrack in the bunker, put their food and water down, and let them lie down. I head over to the control room to post a topic...

also, I've been here much longer than either of you (FacePalm or dargereldren).
you registered on the same day :o

Registered in 2008.
Bitch, please.

MP, for the love of god, stop using code tags to post your damned inventory.
It does not wrap, and causes massive pagestretch.

Wat? It doesn't cause loving pagestretch.

timeskip of an uneventful 2 weeks

"My legs finally healed. That took forgetin' long enough. Anywhere you want to go, Alex?"

This post is Off Topic.
Don'ts
Do anything you can't do now (i.e. fly a plane, transfer spirits)
Attempt to cross oceans, you would fail now and you will in the RP
Please don't kill each other (if you do, the other person does not have to die unless he/she wants to)
DON'T TRY TO CONTROL THE ACTIONS OF ANYBODY BESIDES YOURSELF, IN OR OUT OF THE RP!!!
Fixed. (Italic means you can put your mouse over it)

This is the last time I'm gonna post on this topic. Not gonna do anything with it, not even bump.
Meh, oh well.

Registered in 2008.
Lol. Sorry, I didn't pay attention to that.

Wat? It doesn't cause loving pagestretch.

It does on certain computers.
(Like the stuffty macs at school.)

timeskip of an uneventful 2 weeks

"My legs finally healed. That took forgetin' long enough. Anywhere you want to go, Alex?"

"Not especially. I've been thinking. The rice I have- I have a stuff ton of rice, by the way- The rice I have will last us for a while, but we're gonna need some other form of food eventually. Besides, rice tastes like nothing after a while. Trust me on this one.
"I mean, what are we going to do? After we run ouit of food, we're forgeted. Right in the effing a'. So, we need to secure a food source. Which probably means a farm or barn or something. Look, I dunno, I'm a city person. This may also mean, we need to expand our walls. And by 'walls' I mean 'flimsy woodent fences'. Speaking of which, we need to reinforce those fences.
"And then there's the fact that we may also need to establish contact with other survivors. (Vege, Face, everybody else who took part in Apocalypse *prod prod*) The electricity and internet have managed to remain stable, but for how long? I mean, it's a miracle that the GPS satellites are still in commission. We should try to regroup with some other survivors(*prod, prod*), before we lose contact altogether."

"I loving love rice. Plus, check out the back of my jeep."
The Jeep Cherokee's trunk pops open.
"Food is not a big deal now. This'll last us for months. Plus the rice. But yeah, we need more people. Kochieboy left. Hopefully we can find Jokey or Vegetarian Zombie. Also, I have my Network+ and I'm a Cisco Certified Network Associate. Not that this matters anymore."
I take out the certifications from my backpack.
"See? And the satellites will be fine. NASA got them into a stable enough orbit. Electricity I can also take care of, as I have a couple of solar panels in my jeep."
I start hooking up the solar panels to the house, and I start wiring the battery to the main power system.
-several hour timeskip-
"All the plugs and stuff are now hooked up."
« Last Edit: December 24, 2011, 12:11:19 AM by Gojira »

"Oh well, that disproves every point I had. What about in the long term. By the way, the rice can last for about a year, more if I decide to grab more."

(Seriously, that stuff lasts forever.)