User talk:Dr Mycroft Chris

Dr. Mycroft Chris MAIN ~ talk ~ Dr Mycroft Chris ~ Det Marlowe ~ My NT ~ MEMS ~ signature ~ Sandbox Welcome! New Post? Click + NEWS Moved all past convos to an archive Hello from your friends in the DSS Hey man how you been? Long time no see we all sorta drifted off at some point. Anyway back to the point the DSS is working up a new game plan swing by the forum for details if you're interested. If not no hard feelings but if you're still in Ruddle you may wanna try talking to CAPD I'm sure that a couple of their officers would be happy to revive a fine upstanding member of the community such as yourself.--ZIPO/Talk/◆◆◆/CAPD 07:32, 25 April 2011 (BST) Oh, I'll be around...I got a few scores to settle, then my calendar definitely opens up. Thanks for stopping by Zipo, I'll be in touch soon.--Dr Mycroft Chris 07:04, 26 April 2011 (BST) Awesome we'll see you soon then. :) --ZIPO/Talk/◆◆◆/CAPD 07:12, 26 April 2011 (BST) Beeeep :D --Sophie ◆◆◆ CAPD 23:39, 9 May 2011 (BST) Sophie! it is good to hear from you--Dr Mycroft Chris 07:44, 12 May 2011 (BST) ==Thanks, Doctor!== Sassie 20:37, 21 May 2011 (BST) Greetings Some time back, by CRES Doctor noticed the The Big Prick was beginning to stagnate, leading him to put out a call for individuals interested in helping TBP move forward. I have volunteered my services to help this happen. In my humble opinion, the idea behind the formation of TBP was among the more unique in Malton's history. In its time, it broke up the monotony that was quickly setting in and gave adventurous individuals a chance to try something new. It also helped de-stigmatize people regarding combat revives and make Malton a place where those of dual nature could have a chance to explore their separate agendas. As many of these issues are not as large as they once were, it may seem we have reached a time when Malton no longer needs The Big Prick. I say, it's not all about being needed. Do you still enjoy reviving zombies? Is your first response at a break-in to check for brain rot? Mine is. Being a prick is not a job, it is part of who we are, and though it may not need us in the same way that it once did, with the rise of Apathy and the decline of survivor groups in Malton, the city cannot afford to lose the Big Prick. Accordingly, I have begun reworking some of the format of TBP pages including a retool of the main page and the introduction of and achievement system that will let pricks gain recognition on their own time on their own terms. As a person who still chooses to fly the colors of TBP, I would appreciate your feedback on my talk page or on the TBP forum. Thank you for your time and may your syringes never be blunted. -- Albert Schwan  Friday, 31 August 2012 Amen, brother! Yes, the first thing I do is check for brain rot. To CRAP or not to CRAP is not a question for me. I continue to have far too many needles on me at any given time. I am currently doing research in Mornington, stop by if you get a chance. Thanks!--Dr Mycroft Chris 17:02, 22 September 2012 (BST)