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Welcome back; your last visit was on Nov 18 2008, 07:20 PM
 Bulletin Board
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■ Vital Information
This board’s contents MUST be read by EVERYONE BEFORE joining the site. Plot updates, rules, and general information that are needed to be a part of Nine in the Afternoon is all posted in this board. And believe me; we will know if you haven’t read everything on here.

[ The Plot | Rules | Subplots | Staff List ]
 3 0 May 23 2008, 02:42 AM
In: Last PostThe Plot
By: Tim Drake
■ Bulletins
Every time there is an update for the site, be it about rules, the chat-box, or even just a random HELLO! This is where it will be! Check up on this board often, just in case one of the admins has decided to post a big decision – you wouldn’t want to be the last to know, would you?
 3 1 Jul 1 2008, 02:17 AM
In: Last PostACTIVITY CHECK #1
By: Elaine Marsh-Morton
■ Questions Corner
If you have any questions about the site, the members, the plot, anything at all, just post it here. This also goes for complaints, problems you may have, suggestions, and possible ideas. Don’t worry; the admins adore having people suggest things – as long as it is done in a polite and kind fashion! No posting and saying we suck, okay? XP Be nice!

[ Questions | Suggestions | Complaints and Problems ]
 5 10 Jun 19 2008, 04:27 PM
In: Last PostSuggestions
By: Gannon Malloy
■ Staff Lounge
Only the administrators and moderators are allowed in here! It’s where we get together to discuss plots and yo-Uh...plots. Yeah. That’s it. XD
 2 1 Jun 6 2008, 12:06 AM
In: Protected Forum
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 Character Set-Up
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■ Canon Characters
Want to play a canon? Here’s where you will register for your character. Included here are the list of DC characters, as well as the template for applying.

[ DC Canon List | Marvel Canon List | Application Template ]
 18 49 Jul 15 2008, 07:48 PM
In: Last PostLeBeau, Remy
By: Remy LeBeau
■ Original Characters
Did you decide not to go with a canon? Want to make your own character instead? Well, here is where you will register for your very own, original character.

[ Application Template ]
 6 15 Jul 5 2008, 03:06 AM
In: Last PostCarstyles-Raute, Daniel Mason
By: Daniel Mason Carstyles-Raute
■ The Vault
All accepted applications can be found here, listed under their registration.

[ Superheroes | Supervillains | Mutants | Civilians]
 52 78 Jun 23 2008, 10:18 AM
In: Last PostMurdock, Matthew
By: Conner Kent
■ Registration Extras
Here you can sign up for those things important to your character. Model claim and housing applications can all be found here. Just fill out the application for whichever you are applying for!

[ Avatar Claim | Housing Application | Journal and Photo Album Application ]
 3 0 May 23 2008, 02:20 AM
In: Last PostJournal and Photo Album App...
By: Tim Drake
 

 Character Extras
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■ Plots
Post your character’s plot thread here. All character should have a plot thread. Be sure to post in the correct category.

[ Superheroes | Supervillains | Mutants | Civilians ]
 46 121 Jul 3 2008, 04:14 PM
In: Last PostWe Have No Use For The Truth
By: Vicki Vale
■ Photo Albums and Journals
This is a place made for reminiscing about the past. Post pictures of your character, in the style as if they were making a photo album. You can update it, and everyone will be able to see just how cool your character is! Also included here are character journals. Record your character’s most private thoughts! Just remember, what YOU know, your character may not.
 8 1 Jun 23 2008, 08:52 PM
In: Last Poste.i.g.h.t.e.e.n wheeler
By: Cassandra Cain
■ Thread Request
Been wanting a certain thread with a certain someone? Or just a thread with anyone? Here's the place to make your thread requests! If you have a plot in mind, or feel bored and or inspired to make a thread, then announcing it here is sure to get someone’s attention. It'd be nice to post a link to your thread when you’re finished to that someone you're making it with, and if you love them enough, you will, XD.
 39 310 Jul 8 2008, 06:08 AM
In: Last PostMassively Behind
By: Reed Richards
■ Internet Access
If your character wants to get online, perhaps email someone or instant message them, here is the place to do it. Don’t forget to register for your email address and AIM here – for your character, of course.

[ AIM Sign-Up | E-mail Sign-Up ]
 5 147 Jul 1 2008, 06:38 PM
In: Last Post[questions] A N D {ANSWERS}
By: Edward Nygma
■ Notes, Letters, and Telephones
All sorts of conversations that fit so excellently in a small area. Don't you know nothing is private and sacred for a character?
 5 10 Jun 17 2008, 01:35 AM
In: Last PostTo: Roulette
By: Harvey Dent
→ In Character C-Box
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 New York
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■ Manhattan
Manhattan is the biggest, most well-known borough in New York City. It is the most densely populated county in the entire United States, and is a very popular tourist spot. Thousands of diverse and unique shops line every road; roads which are often packed with traffic. It is a jungle of skyscrapers and office buildings, mixed in with boutiques, department stores, and cafes of all variety.
 2 3 Jun 25 2008, 07:40 PM
In: Last PostBoiling Questions
By: Amara Aquilla
■ The Daily Bugle
The headquarters of this nationally famous newspaper is a massive skyscraper, all glass windows. Owned by J. Jonah Jameson, the paper reports all the news it can...Up to, and including slander and libel, not that Jameson cares. Many freelance photographers and writers work for it; it tends to run stories bashing superheroes and villains. The building itself is forty-six stories tall, and is capped in a thirty foot tall Daily Bugle logo.
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■ Westchester
The quiet city of Westchester is located not very far away from New York City. Small and unassuming, it consists of a town that is almost too small to be considered a full-blown city. Ice cream parlors and music stores, cafes, it is the perfect spot to hang out with friends, if one doesn’t like the big city.
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■ Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters
This Institute was created by Professor Charles Xavier as a place for mutant children. It is a school, an environment for those children to exist without prejudice and hate forced down their throats. Here, mutation is seen as a gift - by most, in any case.

[ First Floor | Second Floor | Sub-Level One | Sub-Level Two ]
 1 0 Jun 26 2008, 11:40 AM
In: Last Post.of all the gin joints in a...
By: Sam Guthrie
■ Queens
One of the biggest boroughs in New York, it is a home for hundreds of immigrants, and two major airports. Known as one of the most crime-filled spots in the U.S., it is filled with towering skyscrapers and smaller buildings. Like most major cities, it has many stores and office buildings.
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■ Hell's Kitchen
This neighborhood in Manhattan is quite infested with crime, even though it appears to be a decent place. Apartment buildings, both newer and run-down, a hospital, courts, office buildings, it is often forgotten as a small dot on the map.
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■ Central Park
Located in Manhattan, Central Park is one of the biggest parks to be created within a city. A landmark of beauty within the steel and concrete jungle, it is often filled with people, covering the carefully tended landscape. It takes up 843 acres of Manhattan, and is one of the most often visited parks in the United States. Included within its boundaries are artificially created lakes, extensive walking tracks, two ice skating rinks, an animal sanctuary, sports areas and playgrounds.
 2 8 Jun 15 2008, 06:11 PM
In: Last PostA F T E R N O O N delight
By: Ororo Munroe
■ Titans Tower
Titans Island, home to Titans Tower, is a small island in the Hudson Bay. It is marked by the massive, ‘T’ shaped tower dominating it. The landscape on the island is rather lovely, with trees, streams flowing through it, and a rocky, grassy land.

[ Tower Rooftop | Dormitories | Kitchen | Lounge | Control Room ]
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■ Times Square
Times Square is the incredibly busy intersection in Manhattan, where Broadway and Seventh Avenue collides. The actual square is many blocks long, stretching through streets lined with all sized buildings, bright, gleaming signs, and massive billboards. It is practically a landmark in the world, and is often filled with tourists shopping, or just looking around. It is known mostly for its lighted and animated advertisements.
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■ Ellis Island
Located in the New York Harbor, Ellis Island is most famous for being the drop-off point for thousands of immigrants in the past. With a museum documenting the many immigrants and daily tours through it, the island is a very prominent tourist attraction.
 1 3 Jun 25 2008, 02:04 AM
In: Last Postopen your eyes
By: Namor McKenzie
 

 Metropolis
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■ New Troy
New Troy is the largest borough in Metropolis. It is the city’s version of Manhattan, complete with excellent shopping, an arts center, and a version of Broadway. It is filled with tall skyscrapers, and the traffic tends to be rough.

[ Little Bohemia | Glenmorgan Square | Bessolo Boulevard | Shuster Hall | Union Station | Hotel Metropolis ]
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■ The Daily Planet
The tall skyscraper that dominates what is known as Planet Square is topped by a magnificent, slowly spinning metal planet, with a large sign wrapped around it announcing it as the headquarters for the Daily Planet newspaper. In it are all of the reporters’ offices and everyone else needed to produce the famed paper. The elevator goes directly to the roof, where an open area provides ample space to get some fresh air when one needs it.
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■ LexCorp Towers
Rivaling the Daily Planet building for intensity are the towers that hold Lex Luthor’s dominion. He owns and operates LexCorp, an impressive business that absorbs smaller businesses and buys them out. The building is a pair of tall skyscrapers, covered with glass windows that shine like well polished mirrors. At the top is a massive sign with the LexCorp logo.
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■ Centennial Park
This park, which has also been called Metropolis Park at times, is the highlight of this advanced city’s floral growth. Much like Manhattan’s Central Park, it is one of the most sought after places with tourists, stretching over an impressive area. Carefully tended landscapes still manage to look a bit wild, despite the horde of gardeners that work on it. The most prominent feature of this park is the massive bronze statue erected at the center of the park in Superman's honor.
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■ Suicide Slum
Located in northwestern New Troy is the impoverished, crime-filled neighborhood, called Suicide Slum by most of the city. Run down buildings that have obviously been neglected, dark, narrow, dirty streets, and often maligned vehicles fill it. It is usually avoided by tourists and those who live in Metropolis; no one but the criminals are welcome there.

[ Ace o' Clubs Bar ]
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■ Metropolis Police Department
The MPD is most known for its special squad unit that is specially trained to handle super-human villains, in case of Superman’s absence. The building is rather unremarkable, looking more like a courthouse then a police department. Holding cells are many in the back of the large building, some specially made to hold super-humans.

[ Special Crimes Unit Precinct ]
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■ Metropolis Museum of Natural History
This large museum chronicles the history of the world as far back as the dinosaurs – and further, actually. Just about anything one might ever need for a science project rests within these walls, including the gift shop! Attached to this building is the Museum of Superman – dedicated entirely to Superman and his many feats of heroism.
 1 0 Jun 13 2008, 05:56 AM
In: Last PostWho needs A N G E L S anyway?
By: Jinx Metharom
■ Metropolis Hospital
This hospital is quite large, and is one of the best in the area. Well equipped to handle just about everything – even injured superheroes – the doctors here are competent and capable. It also has enough security to ensure the privacy of each patient. The emergency room is quick and efficient, and will deal with anything, no matter how small.
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■ Centennial Hotel
Named because it overlooks the beauty of Centennial Park, this is a five-star hotel that is famous for having world-class cuisine and a large, incredible observation deck that overlooks the park. The suites in the hotel are impressive and huge, including mini-bars and elaborate bathrooms.
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■ University of Metropolis
An Ivy League university, this school has some of the best courses in the country when it comes to journalism, law, and business. It is the university most people in Metropolis attend, and offers both full courses and short night school courses.
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■ S.T.A.R. Labs
The Scientific and Technological Advanced Research Laboratories – thankfully shortened to S.T.A.R. Labs – is a research organization that spans the entire nation, with branches in most major cities. The labs are unconnected to government and other businesses. There are two branches in Metropolis, one of which is located near the harbor and is dedicated to marine biology. The second is the main branch, and is noted as a ‘catch-all’ facility.
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■ Steelworks
The steelworks facility, originally created by John Henry Irons, is now a larger, more distinct building that helps create a variety of advanced technology to aid Superman.
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■ Stryker's Island Penitentiary
This penitentiary is one of the most advanced in the world. It is the ultimate maximum security prison. Holding high tech detention facilities designed to accommodate the most powerful of supervillains.
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■ City Hall
The city hall is a rather impressive, new-age building within Metropolis. It holds offices for the mayor and staff, as well as government and emergency offices.
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■ L.L. Science Explorarium
This particular museum is one of the most high-tech in the world. It features a totally interactive experience, until it seems as if you’re part of the exhibits.
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■ Park Ridge
Park Ridge is the oldest suburb of Metropolis, and actually looks it. Whereas the rest of the city has the look of a high tech new city, this section is more classically built and decorated, with older statues and carvings instead of flashiness. The buildings are shorter, yet just as lovely as the rest of the city. It has a charming quality to it, and has both shops and houses.
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 Gotham
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■ Arkham Asylum
The infamous asylum is one of the most well known buildings in Gotham. Large, with the grounds entirely fenced in, it brings to mind old castles. However, despite the dark stone it was made out of, it is well-built and, while not new, perfectly sturdy. The cells are equipped to hold the criminally insane, as well as certain criminals with powers. The long drive way leading to the building is capped by a metal sign atop the opening in the fence that declaims ‘Arkham Asylum’ in creepy lettering.
 1 11 Jun 18 2008, 04:30 PM
In: Last PostHe laughs best whose laugh ...
By: Edward Nygma
■ Ace Chemical Processing Plant
This large, impressive, and old looking building is in fact of the most well known places in Gotham. Here was where the Joker was born, when he fell into a vat of chemicals. The place stinks with hazardous waste, and rarely is anyone found near it.
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■ Amusement Mile
Amusement Mile, the theme park of Gotham, is bright and cheery while open, with blinking, dancing lights on the tall and short Ferris wheels, lining the roller-coasters, and decorating the stands and games. But at night, when abandoned by the public, it gets dark and rather creepy, and sometimes kids can be found getting dared to break it, because of the frightening appearance of the place.
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■ Gotham Square
Gotham’s version of Times Square is rather large, consisting of a few blocks of the city, and including a large intersection that is where the Christmas tree is lit up each year. The buildings surrounding it are tall and gothic in architecture, often seeming intimidating to newcomers.

[ Gotham Village | Fashion District | Grand Avenue | Killinger's Department Store | Chinatown | R.H. Kane Building | Wayne Tower ]
 3 14 Jun 27 2008, 01:16 AM
In: Last PostDead Ringers
By: Jack Napier
■ Aparo Park
This is the main park of the city, and what a twisted plot of land it is. Hilly and dark, it is nothing like the happy, bright parks of most cities. Instead, it is overshadowed by twisted trees and bushes, hard ground that has dead-looking grass, and a man-made river leading to the sewers trailing through it. Also in the park is a zoo, although it is rather decrepit and rarely visited.
 2 6 Jun 29 2008, 09:01 AM
In: Last PostPlots and Pheromones
By: Pamela Isley
■ Gotham City Bank
The bank - almost always busy and quite frequently the site of attempted robberies by madmen needing to fund their exploits - is a rather odd sight. While high tech and sparse in decorations, the tellers stand behind barred areas of a bulletproof counter. All the glass in the building is bulletproof, and there are alarm switches hidden everywhere. Cameras tape every inch of the building, and even the ventilation ducts are barred.
 1 5 Jun 4 2008, 04:14 AM
In: Last Post` viva la vida !
By: Pamela Isley
■ Batman Lighthouse
Almost like the Statue of Liberty to New York City, the Lighthouse off the coast of Gotham City has the spray painted image of the Bat-symbol bold across the face. No one is sure who put it there, and over the years graffiti has covered quite a bit of it, but the emblem can still be seen beneath the dirt and paint.
 1 2 Jun 9 2008, 01:10 AM
In: Last PostA Chance to [Clear.the.mind]
By: Cassandra Cain
■ Old Gotham
As it sounds, this is the older part of Gotham. The original architecture, dark and foreboding, is obvious on every building, although it is all in good condition thanks to years of construction.

[ Gotham City Police Department | The Clocktower | Gotham Public Library | Gotham County High School | Gotham City General Hospital | Kane County Morgue ]
4 6 Jun 16 2008, 09:44 PM
In: Last PostIF Only You Could Be Right ...
By: Ted Kord
■ The Bowery
The worst neighborhood in Gotham, the Bowery is known for crime and destitution. It's the cesspool in Gotham, bordering Crime Alley and home to many of the city's horrors.

[ Crown Point ]
 1 6 Jun 20 2008, 12:32 AM
In: Last PostRight Place ][ Right Time
By: Cassandra Cain
■ Diamond District
This is the expensive district, categorized by being filled with impressive jewelry stores, having everything one could ever desire, if one enjoys expensive shiny things.

[ The Iceberg Lounge ]
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■ Gotham Bay
Gotham Bay is the stretch of water that leads to Blackgate Isle and the prison. Wide, pollution filled waters are deep and dark, and hold a harbor with docks in its depths.

[ Gotham Docks | The Stacked Deck Nightclub ]
 1 11 Jul 6 2008, 11:49 PM
In: Last PostCocktails and Bullet Shells
By: Elaine Marsh-Morton
■ Blackgate Isle
The rocky, dangerous island that houses Blackgate Penitentiary is an ugly, scarred landscape that seemingly lacks plantlife. Made of a black, sharp stone, it can only be reached by boat from the docks.

[ Blackgate Penitentiary ]
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■ The East End
The East End is easily known as the most decrepit, decaying part of Gotham city. Crime, prostitution, and drugs run rampant through the city. It is home to the cesspool known as Crime Alley, as well as a criminal bar called My Alibi Bar.

[ Crime Alley | My Alibi Bar ]
 2 10 Jun 7 2008, 01:07 AM
In: Last Post( IT'S AN OBSESSION )
By: Jason Todd
■ Brentwood Academy
Brentwood Academy is a private high school in the outskirts of Gotham. Students sleep in dorms and stay year-round, going home only on weekends and holidays. Surrounded by a wall, with two entrance gates, the perimeters are guarded by men with guard dogs, to keep the students safe.
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■ Little Odessa
Also known as Little Russia, this neighborhood is home to many Russian immigrants, poor and rich. It it also the base of operations of the Odessa Mob, a Russian gang that has caused much damage in Gotham in the past.
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■ Gotham Heights
This housing district is a rather high end group of neighborhoods, often called Gotham Heights, or Bristol, or Crest Hill, due to how close the three exclusive neighborhoods are. Wayne Manor is only one of the many impressive homes in the area.

[ Wayne Manor ]
 3 5 Jun 19 2008, 02:09 AM
In: Last PostShake It Off
By: Tim Drake
■ Gotham tower Apartments
Located within Gotham city, these apartment buildings are lavish and expensive, from the lowest, smallest rooms, to the sprawling penthouse. The apartment complex even has a community pool, which is strictly guarded from outsiders.
 1 14 Jun 26 2008, 01:00 AM
In: Last PostEnd the .monotony.
By: Cassandra Cain
■ The Cauldron
Nearly all of this area is run by the Irish Mob, and is home to some of the best hitmen in Gotham City. The Cauldron is known for its organized crime, and frankly, not many outsiders are willing to step inside.
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■ Tricorner
This island sits in the southwest corner of Gotham, and contains the Tricorner Naval Yards. Here, Wayne Steel, Gotham Steel, and the Stockton Metalworks have served as long-standing suppliers on Tricorner. The Yards were, however, decommisioned many years ago, and now plays host to a variety of 'unsavory' people, from homeless to criminals.
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■ Finnigan's Bar and Grille
Finnigan's is famous for being a bar frequented almost exclusively by the cops of Gotham. It is a place for do-gooders, and any criminal who ventures in and tries to pull off something stupid will find himself in prison by morning. It is a friendly, bright, welcoming place, with both a large, clean bar, and a more private restaurant-like atmosphere at one end of the building. The owner, Earl Finnigan - Or Finny - also has rooms in the back for more private get togethers, and is perfectly fine helping out the cops of Gotham.
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■ Slaughter Swamp
This muck and plant filled wasteland is not the largest swamp one might find, but it is filled with treacherous holes and pools that are far deeper than they look. It is named for the fact that murders in the old days were often committed here, due to the fact that the swamp would literally swallow the bodies and hide the evidence.
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 California
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■ San Francisco
Also known as the City by the Bay, San Francisco is famed for the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, an incredibly diverse and beautiful Chinatown, and the lovely architecture. Not to mention the incredibly hilly landscape.

[ Golden Gate Bridge | Alcatraz Island ]
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■ San Diego
Located on the coast of Southern California, this city is the second largest city in California. Just north of the Mexican border, it is known for the incredible San Diego Zoo, which often attracts tourists to the area.
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■ Los Angeles
When it comes to the City of Angels most people immediately think of Hollywood, Disneyland, showbiz, and big celebrity names; and they’re correct in their assumption. Los Angeles has everything from the red carpet to a public Ivy League school but that is not all it has. Nope, LA has something that’s known as the ‘greenhouse’ effect. The air here is full of pollutants, and there’s no wonder where that came from; Cars. Just take a look at the I5 highway, it’s so backed up it takes approximately two hours to move ten miles during rush hour. Filled with both natives and tourists, it is not always the fun and exciting place people think it is.
 1 4 Jul 4 2008, 05:37 PM
In: Last PostA S`T`I`T`C`H` in TIME_
By: Thomas Elliot
 

 Around the World
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■ Blüdhaven
Known as Gotham’s sister city, it sits across the bay from its dark counterpart. A poor city, it was sometimes considered to have more crime than Gotham – although quite a few people argue over that fact. The city currently lives under the careful watch of the hero Nightwing.
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■ Gateway City
Located in California, this city is often patrolled by the hero known as Wonder Woman. Large and resembling San Francisco, it is home to the school Elias School for Girls, which quite a few young female heroines attend.
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■ Star City
This famous port city is located on the coast of the San Francisco Bay, and is the home of the hero known as the Green Arrow. Most known about the city is its beautiful Star Bridge, a suspension bridge famous for the large stars mounted atop each tower, and Papp Stadium. The high class neighborhoods include Lamb Valley and Orchid Bay, while lower class neighborhoods such as the South End and the ‘Triangle’ are more crime filled and in need of repair.
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■ Central City
This particular city is located on the east coast of America, and is divided into Upper and Lower East and West sides, as well as a rather ugly downtown area. Oddly, it tends to be a rather crime-free city, and is not as highly populated as some of the other major cities.
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■ Keystone City
The sister city to Central City, this place is a mostly peaceful conurbation full of middle class citizens who just want an enjoyable life. Located within this city is the incredible Flash Museum, dedicated to chronicling the life and accomplishments of the Flash.
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■ Smallville, Kansas
This small village in Kansas is famous for producing the hero Superman. Consisting of mostly friendly people, most income comes from small businesses and the many farms dotting the land. A quiet, unassuming place, it tends to be pretty relaxed, with not too much crime.
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■ Happy Harbor, RI
Happy Harbor is a rather unknown location in Rhode Island, a mountain of rocks and twisted trees…And secret entrances to old Justice League facilities. The small town at the base of the mountain has a harbor, and its primary income comes from fisheries.

[ Justice Cave Entrance | Justice Cave Dormitories | Wonder Girl's Bathroom | Meeting Room | Recreation Room | Kitchen | ]
 5 25 Jun 25 2008, 09:20 PM
In: Last Postsaturday {AFTERNOON} cartoons
By: Kyle Rayner
■ Everywhere Else
Anywhere you want, from another country, to another planet can be found here. Travel to any location on the earth, or in the skies – even Krypton, if you can. Just remember to leave a note telling your friends you’re leaving.

[ Fortress of Solitude | Justice League Watchtower ]
 3 16 Jun 24 2008, 12:46 AM
In: Last Postfuture frenemies
By: Kara Zor-El
 

 Housing
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■ Gotham Housing
Once you have applied for a home, your home is placed on this board. Everyone who lives in Gotham will find their houses here, from the lowest apartment, to the largest mansion.

[ Vicki Vale's Apartment ]
 1 4 Jun 24 2008, 02:36 PM
In: Last Post` if you don't turn and...
By: Vicki Vale
■ Metropolis Housing
For those who live in Metropolis, their houses can be found here, no matter what kind of house it may be. Just remember to apply for your home.
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■ New York Housing
All housing for New York areas can be found here, once you have applied for them.
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■ Other Housing
For those who live in any other cities around the world, your homes can be found here, as long as you have applied for them.

[ Thomas Elliot's Rowhouse ]
 1 3 Jun 18 2008, 01:54 PM
In: Last PostOpen Heart Surgery
By: Edward Nygma
 

 Other
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■ Alternate Universe
Feel like RPing in an Alternate Universe setting? Here’s where you can do it – just remember, what happens here has no effect on anything currently happening in our universe.
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■ Past and Future
All RPs occurring in either the past or the future take place here. Just remember to tell whether it is the past or the future in your post. It can be an actual RP, or just memories for your character.

[ Past | Future ]
 4 7 Jul 9 2008, 07:56 PM
In: Last PostCollision
By: Diana Prince
■ Other

 1 1 Sep 9 2008, 08:47 PM
In: Protected Forum
By: Elaine Marsh-Morton
 

 Out of Character
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■ The Lounge
C'mon, put your feet up and relax. Take a break from RPing and chat with your fellow RPers, just don't scratch up the couches, XD. Go crazy and totally hyper, if you want to, throw things; be insanely creative. Or, you can just talk about things in a nice, orderly, organized, way, but it's quite hard to avoid the sporks being thrown which way and that. Even if this is an OoC board, do keep things at an orderly level, or the staff will hunt you down and make your life miserable. :D
 32 841 Jul 19 2008, 07:04 PM
In: Last PostDuck, Duck, Goose!
By: Clint Barton
■ Paint Palette
Everyone knows you have a creative side, so why not show it to the rest of us? From drawings to poems, feel free to post here to show off your work to everyone else. Please, be civil, don't put up something offensive, or it will be deleted with no further questions.
 10 49 Jun 22 2008, 09:08 PM
In: Last PostOpening Up
By: Bruce Banner
■ Ancient Remains
Old posts and Such. Where everything is closed and you must feel helpless because you can no longer post!!!

Fortunately, these are only inactive and finished threads. HAH.
 17 48 Jul 1 2008, 02:23 AM
In: Last PostWatson, Mary Jane
By: Elaine Marsh-Morton
■ Back to the Street
Want to advertise some sites? Go right ahead, we'd love to see the many sites out there. Don't forget to give us some description on the site as well, and a link that opens into a new window; no one wants a boring site, after all. And please, one post per site. Please note to start a new thread for each site that you want to advertise.

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 109 6 Oct 23 2008, 12:48 PM
In: Last PostAffiliates
By: Adverse City
 

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