Post by Shasta on Dec 1, 2012 16:45:13 GMT -5
Hark! It's Shasta, the grumpy admin!
So, I thought I would introduce myself to you newcomers. My real name is Zoe. I live with my mum, stepdad, and two cats, in addition to an ever-growing animal menagerie. I enjoy cosplaying, anime, Japanese culture and roleplaying. My favorite food is probably daifuku, and my least favorite is likely fish, although I love all other forms of seafood.
This site was created due to my growing obsession with steampunk and Victorian culture. I had roleplayed cats and dogs before, as well as post-apocalyptic situations. Post apocalypse roleplays always seemed like they were the same as modern day stray roleplays, so I decided to add another factor: the "clockworkers". And that is how this started. Three years later, I'm writing this message amidst papers with HEX codes scrawled on them and bowls of ramen. Yes, I did code this site myself, using a lot of open source codes, and a lot of freaking out and restarting.
Anyways, I'm presenting this site at my interview to get into one of the best schools in the city next week, but it's still not done. In fact, I hope that it's never done, and continues to grow and change thanks to the roleplayers and staff. I think Clockworkers is best never ending, changing by day, by season by year.
I think it's best that way.
So, I thought I would introduce myself to you newcomers. My real name is Zoe. I live with my mum, stepdad, and two cats, in addition to an ever-growing animal menagerie. I enjoy cosplaying, anime, Japanese culture and roleplaying. My favorite food is probably daifuku, and my least favorite is likely fish, although I love all other forms of seafood.
This site was created due to my growing obsession with steampunk and Victorian culture. I had roleplayed cats and dogs before, as well as post-apocalyptic situations. Post apocalypse roleplays always seemed like they were the same as modern day stray roleplays, so I decided to add another factor: the "clockworkers". And that is how this started. Three years later, I'm writing this message amidst papers with HEX codes scrawled on them and bowls of ramen. Yes, I did code this site myself, using a lot of open source codes, and a lot of freaking out and restarting.
Anyways, I'm presenting this site at my interview to get into one of the best schools in the city next week, but it's still not done. In fact, I hope that it's never done, and continues to grow and change thanks to the roleplayers and staff. I think Clockworkers is best never ending, changing by day, by season by year.
I think it's best that way.
