David Johnston wrote:
Adam Conover wrote:
[Futaba stomps up.]
Futaba: Hey Adam!
Adam: [piku] Futaba? O.o
Futaba: Hai. When're you gonna finish this fanfic of yours?
Adam: [sweatdrop] Ano... I've been kinda... busy...
Futaba: [peers at the screen] With what? MUCKing? Oh, quite a productive
use of time -there-, I see..
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Adam: [mumbling] Well, I've had school...
Futaba: Yeah, whatever. So what's the title?
Adam: Er... I haven't chosen one yet. I was hoping that someone on the FFML
would be able to give me some ideas...
Sure. Does it have a plot?
Well, this is odd. I'm planning to have the 'focus' of the plot change I go
along - so, for instance, in one chapter, the characters will be dealing
with Kunou, then Happousai and Futana in another, etc. Since I'm not the
kind of person who can plan very far ahead, I'm just going to go where it
takes me...
Those are usually helpful in picking
titles. You could always go with Change For the Better, or Change For
the Worse, although warn me if you do. I was thinking of using those
for my Futaba/Ranma crossover and my Futaba/City Hunter crossover.
Possible... but I wouldn't want to steal your title. n.-
Make it a lemon and call it "Hormonally Yours"
Um... no. >_<
Engage Ranma and
Futaba and call it "Land of Gender Confusion".
O.o Sorry, that's a little -too- cheesy for me... >;)
Have Futaba-Chan and
Ranma-Chan make a movie together and call it "No Business Like..."
Well, the 'Buisness' idea might actually work, as this is going to be a
continuation of Ken Arromdee's FKC/R.5 crossover, as he only got the first
chapter done. The fic, though, was mainly a clash between Negiri and
Nabiki; Futaba and Ranma barely appear in it at all. I'm not going to be
taking it in that direction, but still...
Have Futaba and Ranma switch schools and call it "A Change Is As Good
As A Rest".
I wasn't going to. :P
Shoot them with a shrinking ray and call it "Small Change"
Now you're just being silly.
Go for the longest title record and call it "The Psychosocial
Implications of Spontaneous Gender Change: Two Case Studies"
No. Just... no.
Want a pre-reader?
Oh, very much so! *.* I would love one! :) Just don't hold your breath...
I'm working a bit slower than I'd like to, and I think I'm going to have to
completely re-write everything I've written up till now... *sigh*...
- Adam Conover
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God does not play dice with the universe; He plays an ineffable game of His
own devising, which might be compared, from the perspective of any of the
other players, to being involved in an obscure and complex version of poker
in a pitch-dark room, with blank cards for infinite stakes, with a Dealer
who won't tell you the rules, and who *smiles* all the time.
-- Terry Pratchett & Neil Gaiman, "Good Omens"
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