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Geoffrey St John
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Everything posted by Geoffrey St John
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Banned because what can I say. Loving puzzles is in my blood.
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Banned because look son Zelian: Is that Suduko? I love suduko!
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Banned because I said that! Zelian: Bats are not ugly to me!
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Banned because HOW COULD YOU! Zelian: *begins to cry* You don't like me.
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Banned because he has skills. Zelian: Want to be my auntie?
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Banned because Noi look over there. *points to Zelian* Zelian: Miss Noi will you tell me what your book is called please? * makes adorable puppy dog face*
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Banned because I will make Skye into a Golem if you don't.
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Granted but you need a password to get it. I wish I was hated.
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Granted but it isn't sticky. I wish Skye's pokemon rp had more people in it
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Banned because wait. What is the title of that book Noi?
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Banned because I used his name on it. I also wrote a book called "wizardry of emotions"
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Banned because I have never seen a Noibat. And nice book! I wrote it last year.
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And the big pain. I will emulate this land.
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Banned because I think bat pokemon are ugly. I mean look at Fennikin then at Zubat.
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Banned because all bat pokemon are ugly.
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Banned because did someone mention pokemon? (Yeah I am back. But this is a retrial)
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This Pyro pokemon fan is excited for the Pokemon rp!
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That doesn't matter. Let's move from this subject now.
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Problem solved now so I will no longer see the posts.
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Well I edited the post to say that Dylan. And since I find these pictures annoying it seems there is only one solution.
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Dylan what is the harm in making a challenge. No one has to take part in it. And why wouldn't I try and encourage members to be more creative in their posts instead of relying on pictures.
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Some yes but maybe I should revive my challenge where no pics for a month.
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These pictures are getting quite annoying.
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True enough. Though sometimes it can be great to be a little creative. I added a theme song for my character.
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Much like my character Jack.
