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Post by Iname Kannouteki on Nov 9, 2009 21:57:46 GMT -5
Iname sat around his house, bored. It was actually a lot of work to keep him entertained, and he was failing himself badly. Really badly. He sat down on his couch and tried to find something to watch. He spun around so his head would be on the floor and his feet on top of the couch, hoping that might entertain him a bit. Sadly, it did not, and only succeeded in giving him a splitting headache. He went downstairs and tried brightening his day with some pachinko, but that was no good either. He tried a one man game of ping-pong with half the table folded perpendicular to the rest, but that didn't help either. He ended up running up and down the stairs with his hands tucked in his shirt in stilo de Tyrannosaurus, but that did nothing for him. He ran back up stairs and sat down in the same couch as before and sat staring at the wall. He stared until everything in his sight turned black and spirally. It was amazing what he could do when he was bored. He eventually turned on the TV and attempted to find something that could keep his mind occupied but there was nothing. In fact, that's exactly what the TV guide said. Nothing is on. Not nothing. Nada. He turned his gaze towards the ceiling and gasped deeply.
"Well this sucks," He said to himself.
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Post by Damien Crowley on Nov 9, 2009 22:08:04 GMT -5
"Boo." Damien spoke from behind Iname. "I broke in half an hour ago and I've been watching you this whole time." There was a few moments of silence from the Joker duelist. "Just kidding. Your door was wide open, man." Damien sat down next to Iname with a sigh.
"I take it you're bored." Damien laid back , his legs remaining crossed as if he were sitting down. "We could always duel." Damien suggested to the Awesomesaurus Duelist, as Iname had referred to himself on several occasions. "The person to zero life points first, loses." Damien chuckled at his own joke. It wasn't very funny and he knew it.
Holding his deck in a hand, Damien waved it by Iname's ear. "Come on, just one. For old time's sake."
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Post by Iname Kannouteki on Nov 9, 2009 22:52:15 GMT -5
Iname was completely unphased by Damien's entrance. Actually, it was expected. He never locked his door at all, just cause. If someone did break into the house that he didn't want in, he always imagined he'd dropkick their face or something. Or break a vase or something on their neck. But he never learned how to dropkick and didn't have anything remotely close to a vase. Truth is, he'd probably just roar at them really loud and push them around until they got annoyed and left of their own volition.
"If you really had been watching, you'd know," he said, looking over his shoulder to Damien. "I'll drain your life points until you die from it," he said as he grabbed his deck. "With or without the completely superfluous holograms? If it's with, then I move we react as though they can physically interact with us."
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Post by Damien Crowley on Nov 13, 2009 7:44:14 GMT -5
"Oh please. My knights will cut up your dinosaurs into Denversteaks." Damien chuckled. Damien stood up and grabbed his duel disk. "Superfluous holograms, you say? That might make it spectacularly awesome, seeing as this is a card game. So, yes." Damien was about to power up his disk when he suddenly hauled the other duelist outside.
"Don't know about you, but my agent will kill me if I duel away from public." Damien grinned as he booted up his disk. "So, let's begin."
((Will most likely duel over YVD. Gotta check with Iname.))
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Post by Iname Kannouteki on Nov 16, 2009 10:18:50 GMT -5
Iname sat silent for a second. A tear could be seen on his face.
"Denver was the last of his kind," he said with a completely serious expression. "Have some respect for our predecessors." He bowed his head for a moment in reverence for the fallen. Come hell, high water, or people putting your bones in a display with bones from other people, Iname would always be completely respectful of the dead. He picked his head back up and loaded his deck into his duel disk.
"Let's do it to it."
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