fandomhigh | Yearbooks 2011 Edition!

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! Approved by the admins for posting, this one is just like last year's yearbooks. Now with bonus refresher rules!

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 Bobby McCallister says that Caroline's a big meaniepants, she can come punch him in the face. ~~No, don't punch Bobby. He is wee and breakable!~~
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.

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

Warren,

You'll be pleased to know you're the first winged person with whom I've ever been fortunate enough to discuss the philanthropic aims of zebras and gazelles. Or non-winged person, for that matter. You should be quite proud.

Wesley

Oh, and don't forget to stay away from cookies!

Happy belated birthday, by the way! (I was an owl at the time, so I missed it.)

Bod scrawled a hastily drawn personal ad featuring himself in Warren's yearbook before writing:

You were one of my first and one of my best friends, Warren, and I hope the year's treated you right. I'm glad we didn't go through with the personal ad plan since it seemed to work out for us both. You're a good man.

- Bod

Warren,

It was an honor having you come in to assist me with the fraternity this year; you were a great help and it was wonderful to get to know you a little better. I look forward to working with you more in the future.

-Prince Alexander of Daventry-

Best Flying Buddy Ever!

Thank you for all your help and for being so awesome about flying with me. (I'm still totally better, so you'd better practice for when I come back to visit!) I am so happy that you don't cover your wings as much anymore and hopefully someday you won't ever again. They are almost as awesome as you are ♥

If you ever need something, even just a friend to fly with, call and I'll be there! And if you ever come to my Japan, you'd better stop by!

Take care of Fandom's skies for me,

Momoko

[and if he's there when she signs it, she totally tried to glomp him when she handed it back]

Having seen what Warren wrote in his yearbook, Nathan wrote back:

I promise, mate, trouble's in the offering and I won't even piss into the wind. I'm that amazing.

- Nathan

~~Why, whhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhy do you date Karla?~~ You are still one of the nicest gentlemen of my acquaintance, and I'm pleased to list you as a friend! Have a lovely summer, where the weather should be perfect for flying!!

Sincerely,

Bertha Marilla Blythe

Someone had gotten a picture of them on the dance floor at Homecoming, when he'd spun her around and dipped her. Her skirt was flaring and his wings were out and, yes, it looked just as impressive as she'd imagined it.

You say I gave you the sky. Maybe I did, but only because you've given me so much more. You complete me in ways I never expected, making me a better person in ways I never dreamed.

I love you. For always. And pineapples.

Kennedy found a picture of the cotton candy stand from the weetiny birthday party in the preserve and scribbled in the margin next to it:

Don't forget, there's always room for this kind of fun even when we aren't junior-sized. Don't let anybody tell you otherwise, okay?

Someday you and me need to go tear up New York, sugared-up crazy kid style. Thanks for getting it. It was cool to know someone did.

- Kennedy

Dearest fake step-brother mine,
try not to be too sad after I leave. After all, it's likely to mean you'll never ever have to be worried about hanging out going horribly wrong ever again.
You still made it worth it though.
- K

Sookie took up a full corner with her bubbly writing, but she thought it was worth it.

Warren,

Thank you for being so wonderfully normal. It's the sort of thing I miss, and I hope you never lose it.

And if you ever need anything, well, I'm only a phone call or a portal away. Even if it means you have to come out to the sticks. Don't let Bobby tell you it's too hot. He's a baby about the humidity.

Love,

Sookie

Near a picture of one of the welcome picnics, Dru wrote a short message.

Warren,

This picture is sadly lacking a harp playing cherub. Why is that?

Thanks for always being wiling to talk, no matter how silly the conversation got.

Be well,

Dru

I know we don't know each other that well, but thank you for making Karla happy.

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