The Eight Great Immortals: 3rd post

Friday, 17 December 2010

3rd post

Mwahahaha!!!
:D
I wonder who will be 8?

Read this and be horrified by the very last line

http://news.travel.aol.com/2010/12/13/have-passport-will-eat-meet-the-foodie-international/?icid=maing|main5|4|link1|31230

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The Blogger's Epic Dictionary

The Blogger’s Epic Dictionary

A dictionary for all whether you’re a new or senior member to the blogs.

The Golden God: Derek Landy, the amazing author to the reason we’re all here: “Skulduggery Pleasant”. ‘The Golden God is so freaking awesome.’

Blogosphere: The Blogging part of the internet that we frequent, our little ‘world’. Used in the context that the Earth or world would be used in. ‘He lived in the Blogosphere, somewhere next to the Youtube-opia.’

Dereksville, Blogsland: A more direct address of where our blogs are. Dereksville is the town, Blogland is the country.

Epica: A word derived from the one ‘Epic’. It pretty much means all that epic already means, plus a lot more. ‘That story is Epica!’ Can also be used with suffixes attached, e.g ‘Epica-ness’. Created by the Blogger ‘Hellboy’.

Fan-fiction: A descriptive piece or story that is written by a ‘fan’ of an already-published story. For instance, most of the Fan-fictions on these Blogs are directly related to the story ‘Skulduggery Pleasant’ by Derek Landy. The word Fan-fiction can be shortened to ‘Fanfic’ or ‘Fan-fic’ if needed.

Skulduggery Pleasant: A book that follows the fictional adventures of one Skulduggery Pleasant, a wise-cracking skeleton detective that can manipulate the elements through magic. He also saves the world, all the time. ’Nuff said.

REG: Random Evil Grin. ‘Don’t worry, my marshmallow-gun is only loaded some of the time. REG!’ This abbreviation was coined by the Blogger 'Pyro-Dawn Tyromant'.

OC: Original Character. This is a character created by you alone that would normally live somewhere in the Skulduggery World.

Bio-rama: This is a Blog created by the Blogger ‘Lizzy’. Its purpose is to be a public place to put your OC up on display for everyone else to see. You normally post you’re OC’s name, age, nationality, weapons, and magical power.

The Eight Great Immortals: This Blog that you are currently on, sometimes shortened to ‘TEGI’, is a blog where eight of the Bloggers came together and decided to make a blog for everyone to visit and read from. The name of the blog is translated from “Octaboona Ambrosius’” name, and another Blogger, ‘Hellboy’ came up with the idea to make the Blog. It is a community place where ideas and knowledge are shared with everyone. The eight Bloggers who came together to make this Blog are: Skyril, Mary Hiashi, Octaboona Ambrosius- Paragon Of The Purple Horde, ~Hellboy~, Lenka, Kallista Pendragon–The Beautiful Goddess Queen, Alex (aka Necros), and Lizzy The Lovely Un-dead Vampire Writer.

Awesomesauce Incarnate: I believe that this piece of lingo was picked up from Mary Hiashi, and it is another expression for labelling something great. ‘Wow, it would be Awesomesauce Incarnate if we could all go to Ireland.’

Frying Pan: If anyone ever mentions a frying pan in the context of using it as a weapon, then I would run. I would run far, and never, ever, look back…

Because a frying pan, in our part of the Blogosphere, has become more than just an ordinary cooking utensil and has transformed itself into a weapon of mass destruction.

The frying pans all belong to 'Mar Chu'. You need to ask to handle one, unless you want to have your head cracked open.

Marshmellow Gun: This weapon strikes fear into the hearts of many souls. It has the sheer power of all our secret fears-Marshmellows. Often has a tendency to shoot in 999,999,999 burst rounds.

Banana Gun: The same as a Marshmellow Gun, but shoots bananas instead. ‘With my marshmallow gun in one hand and my banana gun in the other, I will shoot everyone on this blog, covering them with fruit and confectionary pieces.’

999,999,999 bolts of lightning: You’d better not be wearing any metal on you…

Freaking: A word often used to put emphasis on other words, for instance ‘That’s a freaking awesome story!’ or ‘How the freaking Hell did you get over there?’ It is also sometimes written as ‘frickin’ or ‘freakin’.

Hell yeah/Hells yeah: Basically an affirmative to any great suggestion. “Do you want to be in this fan-fiction I’m writing?” “Hell yeah!” It is also written as ‘Hell yes’ or ‘Hells yes’.

* * or ~ ~: These asterisks are commonly used at each end of a sentence that is not meant to be phrased out loud. The sentence often involves what the writer is doing, eg. ‘*waves to everyone*’. They don’t always have to be what you are doing in real life at that moment, however, because a lot of the time the sentence depicts something fantastically bizarre and untrue. ‘*abnormal sounds from behind, Tardis appears* *hops inside and hijacks it*’

And of course, this instance here would never come true, because, unfortunately, we all know that there would be a sonic screwdriver and an angry, bow-tie-wearing Doctor on the other side of the Tardis’ blue doors.

*glomps*: Best described as a surprise-attack hug, used when someone might enter a conversation and writes ‘*glomps everyone*’.

Chipotle: “A pungent red pepper, often pickled and eaten as an appetizer or added to meat stews, sauces, etc.” (as defined by the Free Online Dictionary) Also known as an Aquatic Chocolate-chip Cookie. Might possibly also be a Mexican food restaurant.

The Purple Poet

A nickname for the Blogger 'Octaboona Ambrosius'. This nickname was coined by the Blogger 'Kallista Pendragon'. Namely the Blogger 'Octaboona Ambrosius' writes poetry and likes purple. So voila!

Yorkshire Pudding: An especially magical item that is wielded courageously by 'Dragona Pine', another Blogger.
Whether you're having an argument or simply being conversational, this item can rarely be beaten or topped.

This Blogger’s Dictionary was written by Hellboy (and edited by Octaboona) to let new and senior Bloggers know exactly what means what. Please enjoy it, use it, and don’t say mean things to it. Dictionaries have feelings too, you know.