Yearbooks!

[noearsyet.livejournal.com]

Fandom High yearbooks had been delivered and passed out to all the students and teachers of the school. The normal school sections were covered with information on classes, clubs, and dorm life, but then there were the Fandom-only sections on invasions, life at Fandom as an animal, really damn weird shit, and the town - where no drinking age exists. The yearbook was moddably comprehensive and likely to make every student smile with the good memories and shudder at the embarrassing ones.
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OOC: Yearbooks! We used to do this way back when, only it was kinda difficult to manage, so rocksthescarf's confessions meme inspired an idea on how to do it which was happily approved by the admins for posting!

Here's how this goes:

1. Comment with your character's name
2. Other characters will comment leaving notes, messages, drawings, comments that they put devil horns on Karev's picture just like they're signing your yearbook.
3. This is all IC. How the signing occurs is totes handwavy, but a character can read all the comments in his yearbook. Which means that if Alex Karev calls Rose a big fat ho, she can take revenge ICly by punching him in the face. Or something.
4. While your character can totally leave an 'anonymous note' in a yearbook (and seriously there are still some in my senior yearbook that I have NO CLUE who wrote them), anonymous commenting is NOT on so characters should probably either sign their names - or not. :D
5. EEEEEE Yearbooks!

If you run into any issues or I just make no sense, feel free to grab me on AIM at englishkataly.

Comments

[vanillajello]

Kate Gregson

[decoder-rings.livejournal.com]

Hannibal found a spot near a picture of the dorms and wrote:

Babe, I'm glad you could control yourself and not jump my bones. I know you wanted to. ;) I promise, the dance is coming.

- Other Babe

[see-beyond.livejournal.com]

Jonas found a picture of the dorms, counted windows and next to what he hoped was the third floor, wrote:

You were right. The third floor is the best.

- Jonas

[sexonyoursheets.livejournal.com]

Along the middle of a two-page spread about prom, Puck wrote:

I know how hard to resist I am, so congratulations. I'm proud of you. Just for that, I'll keep advising all current and future guys you've got. I know you love that. - Puck

PS hahaha signed your crack.

[therewaslife]

Bod found an empty page and tucked his message into the corner:

Hi.

- Bod

P.S. I don't think I could say what I wanted in this book. I'll save it for later, for you. My bed still misses you.

[bitten_notshy]

On a page with a photo of one of the film classes, with an absence in the front of the room that probably didn't bear too much consideration unless you knew what (or whom) wasn't shown:

I'm going to be the better TA, you know. Still up for a neon drink any time you feel the need, Jack

[lovemykilt]

I don't know if this is a threat or a promise (I'm gonna go with promise), but I don't think I'm gonna stop talking to you. Or at least at you. Ever. Even if it's just email, which is totally not the same, but will have to do when I'm on the other side of the freaking country.

- Priestly

[icecoldfrost]

After reading what Kate had written in her book, Emma had laughed and managed to flip to the same picture.

Next fall, we'll make it official. And the first rule shall be to corrupt as many of the new children as we can to our evil ways.

~ Emma

[stylin-wizard.livejournal.com]

Alex managed to find a spot on blank page and wrote:

Third floors the best! Any luaus being planned for the future? :D

- Alex

[knowsnokungfu.livejournal.com]

Near some of the dorms-centric photos Chuck scrawled his quick message.

You were right, third floor does rule.

[notyourpawn.livejournal.com]

Do you know, I didn't expect to like you. I mean, I hardly expected to dislike you, as from all I've heard you're quite lovely, but there's a vast land which separates 'like' and 'dislike,' with plenty of room for concepts such as 'I'm too thoroughly confused to sort it out.' Which isn't to say that it isn't confusing, as it is, but that I quite like you, all the same. -Alice

[blondecanary.livejournal.com]

When I get back from seeing the multiverse, we should get into trouble together. Better late than never!

Dinah

[longislandiceme]

Being my roommate means you've put up with a lot from me (and I don't just mean my dirty socks). Admit it, you loooooove me!

(No, seriously, thanks. I mean it. You could've cut and run but you stuck it out and that means a lot.)

[inthereflexes.livejournal.com]

Happy Muffins!
Jack Burton

...he thought it was deep.