http://www.inksome.com/community/docking/ logs. - Inksome! Thu, 15 Jan 2009 23:02:44 GMT LiveJournal / Inksome! docking community http://www.inksome.com/community/docking/551.html Thu, 15 Jan 2009 23:02:44 GMT http://www.inksome.com/community/docking/551.html <font face="trebuchet ms"><b>CHARACTERS:</b> lyle dylandy (<span class='ljuser' lj:user='guinness' style='white-space: nowrap;'><a href='http://www.inksome.com/users/guinness/profile'><img src='http://www.inksome.com/img/userinfo.gif' alt='[info]' width='17' height='17' style='vertical-align: bottom; border: 0; padding-right: 1px;' /></a><a href='http://www.inksome.com/users/guinness/'><b>guinness</b></a></span>), anyone else who wants to join<br /><b>TIME, SETTING:</b> today, outer space<br /><b>WARNINGS:</b> just an open log for people to wander around, dock in space ports, walk into space bars, randomly mingle... everyone is welcome to post and bump into random characters. good times!<br /><br /></font><a name="cutid1"></a>SENTINEL III could be quiet if you knew where to go. But to get there, you had to go through all the loud parts. The main docking bay on SENTINEL III was a nightmare on the quietest of days, a crush of people trying to get in and get out and no one polite enough to say anything when they slammed into you, either. Oh well. Lyle didn't need people to be polite--just needed people to ignore him, which they did. It could get you down if what you were going for wasn't anonymity. Lyle tucked his collar up closer around his face and moved through the crowd, not too determined and not too lazy. Just the right amount of nothing to remain totally inconspicuous. http://www.inksome.com/community/docking/551.html public guinness