EVERYONE GET IN THE CAR, it's TEST DRIVE TIME!

[oldmodel]

TEST DRIVE MEME



WHAT THE FUCK TO DO:

► STEP 1; Post a comment with a character that's not in HH as if they're already in the setting or alternative version, post character who is in HH. Scenarios if you need them!
► STEP 2; Tag around and get a feel for your characters, whether or not you're voice testing or planning to actually app them in!
► STEP 3; Post this all over your plurk and get people to get their big asses in here and force them to app or face the consequences. Oh, and I guess have fun. I suppose that's important, too.

reposted from the lessor who reposted it from ineuphony, you get the picture. posted with mod permission!

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[tophat]

[ doing something? why, yes. yes, he is. what is hirato doing? he's flipping through a stand of books on sale outside some kawaii little shop, looking for any titles that may seem familiar or interesting. ]

I suppose you could say it's for fun. [ that's a lame answer, hirato you shitface. ] After all, I didn't get to bring my collection here.

[ he has A Lot of books back home. ]

[mustwefight]

[ Alisa simply keeps being cordial. She's interested! ]

Are you a collector of books, sir? There are many books in my database, but I cannot seem to recall them as easily as before. [ Maybe it has something to do with suddenly turning human upon arrival. ] Electronic copies are more convenient in this day and age, but they say physical copies have some sort of impact and sentimental value... Do you think so, too?

[tophat]

[ now there's someone who speaks a more familiar language-- though humanoid forms are practically unheard of for machines where he comes from, animal forms aren't. and the technology to make them look human certainly exists. color him intrigued.

and she has a point there it's without a doubt more convenient to store copies of books within a database, which he certainly does on occasion, but there's definitely something special about actually turning the pages by hand. ]

My collection includes both, but I have to admit there's a certain sentimental value in owning the physical copies. Not that electronic copies aren't worth as much, but they do make me miss turning the pages by hand.

[mustwefight]

Turning the pages by hand - I remember that. I heard that was something they did ten years ago!

... Just kidding.

[ Alisa picks up a book for herself and starts skimming it. ]

Are there any genres you like in particular, sir?