The rules of the site can be located here. The staff highly suggest you read it often for any updates, and familiarize yourself with them.

Our rule system is a three-strikes system. Please be aware of the rules so we don't have to warn you.

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Inside here are three separate boards, each one serving a purpose.

The first is "It was your first time, eh?" which is for first time advertisements.

The second is "Are you experienced?" which is for Link back advertisements.

The final board is "We've done this all before.", which is for affiliates

If you want to be a sister/brother site, please fill out the form in the "We've done this all before" board and we'll check you for approval.

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Sub-boards: We've Done This All Before, It Was Your First Time, Eh?, Are You Experienced?

If you are a staff member you will have access to this board. All non-staff members will be blocked from seeing this board. This is where the staff brainstorm, discuss site issues, and also make the non-player decisions.

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All accepted apps will be locked and placed here.

Do not do anything else until you are accepted.

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We ask that everyone have one of these as it makes it easier on new members.

Here is where you will create your character plot page. In your plot page you can include whatever you'd like about your character as well as their relationships with other characters.

You can choose from two formats; one plot page for each individual character or a plot page for all of your characters at once.

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Does your character love to use social networking sites? Are they a texaholic? Maybe they want to update their twitter.

Inside you will find sub boards for each type of communications device as well as the claims.

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Sub-boards: AIM, Cell Phones, Facebook, In Character Chat, Journals, Twitter

Do you need a sibling, significant other, or even an enemy for your character?

Inside you can post up a wanted ad or classified for just that purpose. Maybe a nice person will come along and take that needed character.

As with the plotting pages you can either do a single wanted ad for each character or an all-in-one for all of your characters.

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Sub-board: Completed Classified

The Pike Place market is a public marketplace established in 1907. On the weekends it can be seen jam-packed with people shopping and sampling the local produce. Many people also set up arts and crafts booths to peddle their wares.

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Myrtle Edwards Park has a 1.25-mile winding bike and pedestrian paths along Elliott Bay, fantastic views of the Olympics Mountains, Mount Rainier, and Puget Sound, easy access from downtown and easy connection to bike paths to Magnolia.

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Despite it's rather grandeur outer appearance the West Coast Hotel is rather affordable. It's a lovely six-story building with a glass-encased elevator one can see from the streets. It is always lit up beautifully at night!

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The eclectic art community flocks to the Seattle Art Museum in droves. It features the greatest fine art displays in Seattle as well as many displays for up and coming artists.

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The Seattle Aquarium is a lovely attraction for families and field trips alike. The exotic and brightly colored fish make you feel like you are swimming in the oceans of the world.

They also have a lovely butterfly house and penguin exhibit.

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The Seattle public library is a wonderful place to go get some knowledge.

Rows upon rows of books line the inside of the building, along with special displays and a vast children's area.

There is also internet access and wi-fi.

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Want to catch the latest movie? Have a date night in mind? Come see the newest hits as well as some special old releases at the theater!

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The Waterfall Garden is a fantastic place to visit any time of the year.

The large, indoor-built waterfalls give the impression of being totally out in nature. You can see the different styles of waterfalls and learn some cool facts here, too.

The city outside is completely drowned out by the sounds of the water coming down the rocks, making it a perfectly little getaway.

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The Stage Dive Club is the biggest night club in all of Seattle. You can come here to party, have a fun night out, or just to relax after work.

Be warned that the bartenders are tough on IDs but that doesn't mean they can't be paid to look the other way.

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The Barking Legs Theater is a well-known establishment in Seattle. During the week it runs as a cabaret with Fruitbowl Wednesdays and Flamboyant Fridays for the drag troupe.

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Gold!

Read the headlines in July of 1897. After years of struggling through a depression, the people of the nation were intrigued by the possibility of riches.

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park preserves the story of the 1897-98 stampede to the Yukon gold fields and Seattle’s role in this event.

The park offers a glimpse at the stories of adventure and hardship of the gold rush.

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Most of the lowercase citizens of Seattle live in Camelot Park.

This is the place where happiness goes to die. It's called high school. This one, in fact, is the largest in Seattle. It has grades 9-12.

Volunteer Park is a major landmark for Seattle residents. You can find a variety of activities to do; from the park itself to the water tower, monuments, and much more!

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Sub-boards: Conservatory, Water Tower, Volunteer Monument, Bandstand

The Seattle Monorail has been a Seattle icon since the 1962 World’s Fair. If you need to get from Point A to Point B, then this is the fun and fast way to get there!

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Pacific Science Center began as the United States Science Pavilion during the 1962 Seattle World's Fair.

Millions came to explore the wonders of science during the World's Fair and upon closing ceremonies, the Science Pavilion was given new life as the private not-for-profit Pacific Science Center, becoming the first U.S. museum founded as a science and technology center.

On July 22, 2010 Pacific Science Center was declared a City of Seattle Landmark.

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Since opening its doors in 2000, EMP Museum has welcomed more than five million visitors, and has been a key economic driver among Seattle nonprofit arts and culture organizations, with institutional expenditures and audience-member spending resulting in more than six million dollars of local economic impact.

Through dynamic programs, cutting-edge technology, and interpretative, interactive exhibitions focused on American popular culture, EMP seeks to engage museum visitors in critical thinking about creativity in contemporary society by educating and inspiring a range of visitors of different ages, interests, and experiences.

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Sub-board: Science Fiction Hall Of Fame

Lurking under the north end of the Aurora Avenue bridge is one of the most popular art pieces in Seattle. It is the Fremont Troll.

Yes, thats right, a Troll.

People love the troll. Some come to gawk, some to ask the Troll questions, others to hang out and enjoy the interactions that happen with other visitors who come to see the Troll. It is a relaxing place to visit.

Despite the fact that it has a taste for Volkswagen Beetles, the Troll is very well loved even by Volkswagen owners. It keeps a watch over much of Fremont. Few things happen without the Troll finding out.

Once a year the Troll is a host to an artistic party every October 31st called Trollaween. The party starts at the Troll and winds its way down to the heart of the Fremont.

Along the way artistic installations, fire puppets and performance art pieces, many which involve the use of fire in the performance, are set up for all to enjoy.

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MOHAI has grown to become the largest private heritage organization in the State of Washington, attracting more than 60,000 visitors annually from the Northwest and beyond, including thousands of school children.

MOHAI collects, preserves and presents the rich history of the Pacific Northwest.

Its engaging exhibits and programs, its collection of nearly 4 million historic artifacts, archives and photographs, and its award-winning educational programs have created an appreciation for the Northwest's diverse cultural, social and economic history.

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The graves of some of Seattle's pioneers occupy scenic Lake View Cemetery on Capitol Hill, just a few minutes east of downtown. Pioneers interred here include Princess Angeline, daughter of the city's namesake, Chief Sealth, and family names attached to now-familiar Seattle streets, such as Denny, Mercer, Yesler, Horton and Maynard.

Martial-arts film star Bruce Lee is buried here as well as his son, Brandon Lee.

Rock guitarist extraordinaire Jimi Hendrix was put to rest in 1970 at Renton's Greenwood Cemetery, 350 Monroe Ave. N.E. The Seattle rock legend's remains were later moved to a lavish new memorial in the southwestern corner of the cemetery.

The memorial features a nearly 30-foot-high granite dome supported by three pearl-gray columns trimmed in "rainbow" marble. The cemetery is not gated, and is open dawn to dusk.

You have to go a bit farther to see the grave of Chief Sealth, aka Chief Seattle. The chief of the Suquamish and Duwamish tribes is buried on the Kitsap Peninsula in Suquamish. The nearby Suquamish Museum gives a good overview of the tribe.

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Starbucks opened its first store in 1971 in the Pike Place Market in downtown Seattle. Because the Market is a historic district with design guidelines, the store retains its original look.

Come by and get some coffee or chill out with friends!

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Bill Gates' house lies on the east shore of Lake Washington in the town of Medina.

The house was designed by James Cutler and covers approximately 66,000 square feet.

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Although Hammering Man lives outside of the Seattle Art Museum, he is owned by the City of Seattle.

City workers recently underwent a complex project, taking many months, to repair his arm and get him working again. We are happy to report he is now back in action.

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Need to do a little retail therapy? Want a fun place to meet up with friends? Here is the two-story Seattle Sights Mall, home of pretty much everything you didn't know you needed.

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Uh-oh! Someone's in trouble!
Apparently you've been arrested or you're here to bail someone out.

Tsk tsk.

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Archie McPhee has been supplying gifts and toys to Seattle since 1983. Located in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood, it's a one stop shop for party supplies, crafts, costumes, miniatures and the weirdest collection of toys and candy that you've ever seen.

Widely considered to be a Mecca for connoisseurs of the strange and one of Seattle's top ten weird destinations, it is truly an attraction without a parallel.

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The Hat ‘n’ Boots Premium Tex’s opening first week matched Washington’s most successful gas station of the time, and was the state’s leader in gasoline sales for the next three years. Legend has it that Elvis pumped gas for his Cadillac at the Hat ‘n’ Boots while filming It Happened at the World’s Fair in Seattle in 1963.

Construction of Interstate 5 relegated Highway 99 to secondary status, and the Hat ‘n’ Boots lost a major portion of its gas sales. The gas station closed in 1988, when its rent exceeded its revenue. It sat derelict -- the paint fading and chipping over time. Graffiti marred its exterior and grass sprouted up through the concrete. Brave skateboarders even climbed the hat to ride its brim.

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The sights! The stars! Wanna visit LA? Do that here!

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The home of country music! Wanna visit Nashville? Do that here!

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Get down in the ATL! Wanna visit Atlanta? Do that here!

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Let's get a cuppa! Wanna visit the ethereal city of London? Do that here!

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Ah the city of love! Wanna visit the romantic city of Paris? Do that here!

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Where a wall once divided a nation. Want to see the historical city of Berlin? Do that here!

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Ah, the beauty of old meets the sights of new! Wanna visit the beautiful city of St. Petersburg? Do that here!

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You know that old adage "Everything's legal in Amsterdam?", maybe it wasn't just a joke! Wanna visit the party city of Amsterdam? Do that here!

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Did you see that dragon?! Wanna visit the heart of the orient in Bejing? Do that here!

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