Beau Peep Notice Board
Beau Peep Notice Board => Just a Fort => Topic started by: The Peepmaster on July 27, 2007, 11:55:21 PM
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Totally ad-lib. Each one of us has to assume a character. Once that's sorted and agreed, and we set the location (the fort?), we commence a thread. Beau Peep - The Soap Opera....
I want to be the Colonel.
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I'll be a non-speaking extra.
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I'll be a non-speaking extra.
You can be there to drum up some biscuits when we need them.
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Can I be the guy who has played golf for 51 years and finally gets the best hole-in-one never seen by man?
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Can I be the guy who has played golf for 51 years and finally gets the best hole-in-one never seen by man?
Well done! It's taken you five days to finally mention this!
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Can I be the guy who has played golf for 51 years and finally gets the best hole-in-one never seen by man?
I take it this is an autobiographical role, Fydo? Poor s*d! I sympathise - I've had dozens of them.
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I think it would be better if we were all who we are on this board (Mince, Peepmaster, Tarks, etc) but inhabited the Beau Peep world and met the Beau Peep characters. This also allows everyone to drag everyone else into the story without having to wait for them to choose their persona.
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But I want to the The Colonel!
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Be a colonel impostor. I am going to have more fun insulting "Peepmaster" than insulting a cartoon "colonel".
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Yeah, but who's going to play the Beau Peep characters?
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Everyone. Each person writes part of the story and just makes every character do what they want. Besides, it will be fun getting Roger in trouble with Mad Pierre.
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I still don't really follow - perhaps you, start it off, should.
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Maybe it could be set in a pub, like the Queen Vic, or Rovers Return...
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Well, you will have to decide on the location first. Here is a quick example:
Somewhere in the desert, Peepmaster and Tarks were trudging slowly to the horizon.
"Are you sure this is the right way?" Peepmaster asked.
"Of course," Tarks said. "It should be just over the horizon."
"What a strange place for Tesco to be!" Peepmaster said to no one in particular.
"Tesco?" Tarks stopped suddenly. "Oh, I thought you said, 'Let's join the foreign legion.'" He smiled, marvelling at his use of single and double quotes.
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Typecast again! ::)
(I've got Sat Nav, by the way)
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Typecast again! ::)
(I've got Sat Nav, by the way)
They usualy send you up farm track's don't they.
Thats to get you on to the motorways.
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Peter, 'they' are only here to help, but you have to let them...
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Where were we again? Tesco?
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Peter, 'they' are only here to help, but you have to let them...
I find a good map is better
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Peter, 'they' are only here to help, but you have to let them...
I find a good map is better
Only in the hands of a good map reader. It was my bad map reader who bought me the Sat Nav. We've never got lost since, every drive is harmonious, and the nice lady who guides me never answers back. She'll even find car parks and filling stations when asked.
It's become the must-have item of the decade.
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You could have had a Cintiq!
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I don't know how much you've been quoted for a Sat Nav that covers Bute, matey, but I think you're being ripped off.
Besides, a Cintiq would obscure too much of the windscreen.
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Peter, 'they' are only here to help, but you have to let them...
I find a good map is better
Only in the hands of a good map reader. It was my bad map reader who bought me the Sat Nav. We've never got lost since, every drive is harmonious, and the nice lady who guides me never answers back. She'll even find car parks and filling stations when asked.
It's become the must-have item of the decade.
She who must be obeyed has taken all the fun out of driving for you.
I found it helped to stop me getting bored to moan at the wife when she indicated for me to turn left instead of right because she had the book upside down so she could see were we were going
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Peter, 'they' are only here to help, but you have to let them...
I find a good map is better
Only in the hands of a good map reader. It was my bad map reader who bought me the Sat Nav. We've never got lost since, every drive is harmonious, and the nice lady who guides me never answers back. She'll even find car parks and filling stations when asked.
It's become the must-have item of the decade.
She who must be obeyed has taken all the fun out of driving for you.
I found it helped to stop me getting bored to moan at the wife when she indicated for me to turn left instead of right because she had the book upside down so she could see were we were going
We're not married.
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We're not married.
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Same thing but without the certificate.
will get these blue boxes right one day.