Discussing: Kids do the darndest things...
Kids do the darndest things...
Jacks
Message: 31063
31 Aug 04 12:51 PM
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Message: 31063
31 Aug 04 12:51 PM
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Re: Kids do the darndest things...
I have a vision here...and it involves a less than spotless Glorfindel...
Cute Idea, Jacks!
Cheryl
Re: Kids do the darndest things...
Sounds like a fun challenge. (Any excuse to write about elflings works for me.
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Karri
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Okay, it looks like Karri and CLF are interested. Cheryl, do I count you in? And yourself, Jacks? ;-)
I'd think between birth and 7 or 8 years (or the human equivalent).
That's a good point. Children of other races might well take longer to 'grow up.'
Just a suggestion though - kids in their teens still do get themselves into scrapes - albeit of a different sort. Would you consider extending this to the rebellious teenagers of M-E (or the elvish/dwarvish/hobbitish equivalent)?
Do you have a time frame in mind for this challenge? The usual I believe, is about 3 months, but it could be longer (or shorter) if you like depending on your preferences and popular demand.
cheers,
nrink
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Or how about Elrond? How was Galadriel as a child in Tirion? Was Earendil a demon-child in Gondolin?
Back later with more thoughts...
~Meril
Edit: And if you couldn't tell, I am interested in this one. *mutters* All right, I've collected three nuzgul in two days, I think... Oh dear...
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Seems like we've got a challenge here!
It looks like Ann, Jacks, Vistula, Meril and Gwynnd are definitely in, and possibly Cheryl, Karri and CLF? Speak now or forever hold your peace!
Raksha, you've made a good point - Jacks, would you like to extend this challenge to nurses, elder siblings or other care-takers? On age, I'd suggest leaving it as "teens" to make your challenge that wee bit more open. It might tempt more victims to take this up. My suggestion only though - it's entirely up to you.
cheers,
nrink
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Oh wait... the whole purpose of nuzgul-flinging is to catch innocents unawares!
I fear it's already to late for me, anyway, so I guess I'm in. *sigh* As if I hadn't collected plenty of nuzgul already...
Jacks, it's a wonderful idea. And Raksha (I think it was), I don't have any children of my own either, or even in my inner circle, but like you, I have been one. I'm sure you, like me, have some incident from your childhood you can use (and speaking for myself, I still don't see why my parents got so upset -- I had everything under perfect control
Not saying anymore now...
Amanda.
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Anyways, now we have Ann, Jacks, Vistula, Meril, Gwynnd, CLF and Amanda on the victim list!
Jacks, let me know if you'd like to take up the suggestions in my earlier post or if you want to adjust the language of the challenge. Otherwise, you're all set...
Give yourself a good pat on the back.
cheers,
nrink
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I'll just take off the stray "that kids" and it'll be up in a jiffy. Thanks to Amanda's eagle eye!
Very tempting nuzgul by the way - it seems to have taken more prisoners overnight. Never venture here without your mithril shin-guards, people!
Edit: Oops, I posted this message before I saw Meril's. Challenge isn't up yet. What say you, Jacks? ;-)
cheers
nrink
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And I really can't wait to see it finished, based on what I've seen so far. So the fact you have an incentive to do so has made me very happy.
Cheers, Liz