Newcomers...

[Jen the Quiet]

Newcomers, welcome! Introduce yourselves here!  

[Ashley Erin]

Since I think people might feel awkward being the first...

Hi, I'm Tracy! I'm seventeen, in high school, and generally nice. I like cats. XD

And I'm one of your super-awesome mods. -wave-  

[Spirit_of_Song]

Hi I'm Liz. I just turned 15. I'm new here. biggrin I love reading, therefore loved the Redwall books. If I think of anything else, I'll put it up.  

[Ashley Erin]

Welcome to the guild! biggrin  

[Jen the Quiet]

Welcome! biggrin  

[The Angry Irishman]

Hello. I'm not going to say my real name, but you can call ma Kapu. I read all the time. I have read almost every Redwall. There are still a few I need to read.  

[Ashley Erin]

Kapughen

Hello. I'm not going to say my real name, but you can call ma Kapu. I read all the time. I have read almost every Redwall. There are still a few I need to read.

Hello! Welcome. 3nodding  

[Jen the Quiet]

Welcome!

I haven't read the last two or three books that came out, myself. The original Redwall is just my favorite. smile  

[Badgersister]

Hi there everybody. I'm Nicole and I...

*dramatic pause!*

I'm a roleplay addict.  

[Ashley Erin]

Hello Nicole. biggrin  

[Jen the Quiet]

Haha. Welcome, Nicole! rofl  

[Badgersister]

Hi, and thanks! biggrin So, yeah...I've read all of the Redwall books, including the new one, and Rakkety Tam is definitely toward the 'favorites' end now. That and High Rhulain (which I hope is spelled corectly, but it's too early for me to check). Go otters and badgers! Woo!

For those who don't know, I roleplay: Sideswipe the badger on this forum/board/thing and several characters elsewhere. Have been doing so for nigh eight years, which means I started when I was about eleven (huzzah D&D!). I am also a medieval reenactor, so if you see any archaic language crop up, blame that.

Aaaaand..I'll be quiet now. *trots off with her sketchbook*  

[The Parrot Princess]

Hey, I'm Meg, and I'm younger then I act. I'm currently reading The Bellmaker in the Redwall series, and happen to love birds and reading. One of my favorite things about Brian Jacques' style of writing is that he uses the adjective awesome in a way where it can mean good or bad.  

[Jen the Quiet]

Welcome!

"Awesome" is a really cool adjective because of that. It gets hijacked to always mean something good (I admit, I do it all the time), but only means something impressive and stunning. Something that sort of leaves you gaping and rooted to the spot for a moment. So a terrible and powerful villian can be just as "awesome" as a terrible and powerful hero.

Yup. sweatdrop  

[Ashley Erin]

And that was the guild's vocabulary lesson for the day. Thanks, Jen! wink

Hey Meg, welcome to the guild!