• A decision to join

Posted: **Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:13 pm**

To start off, I made this account two years ago, but never posted because I simply wanted to watch and learn. There are its bugs and wackjobs certainly, but what is the internet without them? Boring. And I have made my decision to officially join the Lazlo Society. Not much of a feat, I understand, since there is no "initiation rite" to undergo, no tests to pass, and so forth.

But there you have it. Another has joined.

So, what can I bring to the Society? Quite simply, not much that you guys don't already have, probably. The library I have access to is vast, but my admission is limited. I can also act as a liaison to other groups that hunt these "para-normals." Finally, the more the heads, the merrier, I've heard.

Posted: **Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:36 pm**

Didn't we have another Tony on the site?

Posted: **Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:38 pm**

You'll have to tell me about this library, Tony.

Posted: **Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:44 pm**

Lots of fellas named Tony. A search of the name brought a few interesting things, some related, some not. But no actual posts from the guy.

What's going on here?

Posted: **Wed Jan 20, 2010 5:45 pm**

Ethan Skinner wrote:Lots of fellas named Tony. A search of the name brought a few interesting things, some related, some not. But no actual posts from the guy.

What's going on here?

Um, I beleive he's saying hi.

Posted: **Wed Jan 20, 2010 7:22 pm**

Figures Natasha would notice the library. . .

I do miss my collection of research materials, and of course the one who put them all together.

Welcome Tony.

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 10:38 am**

Tony wrote:But there you have it. Another has joined.

Too bad, you should have stayed away.

Tony wrote:So, what can I bring to the Society?

Funeral arrangements and a list of your next of kin.

Tony wrote: Finally, the more the heads, the merrier, I've heard.

Yes, cemeteries get lonely on those long, cold, winter's eves.

If I were you sir, I would flee these forums and not return. The same should go for the rest of you. I myself would run and hide if I were able, because I have seen what events are to yet come.

" With every breath the air grows stale,
Death cold winds howl and wail,
Raging thunder pounds like drums,
When something wicked this way comes."

Head this plee, for you have been warned.

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:06 am**

Cameron Thorne wrote:
Tony wrote:But there you have it. Another has joined.

Too bad, you should have stayed away.

Tony wrote:So, what can I bring to the Society?

Funeral arrangements and a list of your next of kin.

Tony wrote: Finally, the more the heads, the merrier, I've heard.

Yes, cemeteries get lonely on those long, cold, winter's eves.

If I were you sir, I would flee these forums and not return. The same should go for the rest of you. I myself would run and hide if I were able, because I have seen what events are to yet come.

" With every breath the air grows stale,
Death cold winds howl and wail,
Raging thunder pounds like drums,
When something wicked this way comes."

Head this plee, for you have been warned.

Aren't you just a happy little bag of sunshine! :lol:

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:25 am**

What's he doing back? I though he was in Europe somewhere??? or dead??? Maybe Ghost knows why he's back here? I'll have to ask him later at The Brick.

But I agree, he just make you feel warm and fuzzy all over doesn't he. :wink:

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:30 am**

Um, Miss Kelly...

Being in Europe isn't going to impair his ability to get on this site. Trust me on that score.

Being dead might interfere. I don't know if they have connectivity troubles in hell or not.

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:33 am**

Have you seen some of the ones who post here. I mean seriously, I think that Hell may may a better 4G connection that we do. :lol:

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:35 am**

I wonder if heaven uses satellite access?

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 11:45 am**

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:20 pm**

There is no heaven or hell for the likes of us, just the eternal struggle between the light and the dark.

Hello once again my comrades. It is good to be able to commune with you all once again. It would appear that much has happened in my absense.

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:22 pm**

I suppose that would depend on whom you ask.

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:53 pm**

Ron Caliburn wrote:Figures Natasha would notice the library. . .

Well, yea.

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 3:58 pm**

Why do I picture a librarian when I picture Natasha? With glasses?

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:22 pm**

I get that a lot.

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:28 pm**

Mr. Sasha says she is Beautiful if that helps any Mr. Nemesis

Posted: **Thu Jan 21, 2010 4:29 pm**

Sophoroto wrote:Mr. Sasha says she is Beautiful if that helps any Mr. Nemesis

It sure as heck don't hurt.

Posted: **Sat Jan 23, 2010 11:14 am**

Actually I always pictured Nat more like The Baroness from GI Joe; the original 80's version not the udated version.

Posted: **Sat Jan 23, 2010 4:00 pm**

Wow Az and Thorne are back on the boards. Good to see you both. Well, sort of good for Thorne.

Posted: **Sun Jan 24, 2010 10:47 am**

That suprise me too. I thought that Az was dead and Thorne? I never really felt all to close to that guy if ya' know what I mean. I wonder what brings them both back?

Posted: **Sun Jan 24, 2010 2:42 pm**

GhostSpider wrote:Wow Az and Thorne are back on the boards. Good to see you both. Well, sort of good for Thorne.

Hello again Ghostspider. Yes. I am still here amongst the living. Pain and suffering haunt me just fine; death on the other hand avoids me like the Plague.

Again and again I am deprived my eternal peace. I have erradicated legions carving my path to the grave, and yet I am denied. My curse is eternal, I can not rest. Some greater calling still beckons me, drawing me into the unknown against some adversary that remains cast in the shadows.

So the hunt continues, as does my existance.

I have something to say to the one called Eilonwy Solstice, who was once the vampyre known as Celeste Darken. I hope you have found your peace. May this new life you now have give you that which your sought for so long. May the beating of heart bring you comfort and the breath past your lips bring you joy.

To those others know this, when one awakens to find themselves buried alive, it is not a plesant experience to have to claw oneself out of one's own grave. My next death I ask for a Viking funeral and allow my ashes to spread to the winds. Perhaps then my soul my find peace in the great halls of Vahalla.

Until that day comes, I take Deathkiss in hand once more for she knows who her true master is. I will continue along my desolate and forsaken path, leaving behind the corpses and ash of those unholy abominations that dare cross in my wake.

Know this my friends and comrades;

I HAVE RETURNED!!!

Posted: **Mon Jan 25, 2010 3:51 pm**

Hello Mr. Azrael, Glad to see you are still with us. I am sure you will find peace, all you have to do is let it find you

at least that is what I am told, I think it was said something along the lines of you can not find peace by searching it out, only through asking may you recieve and not until it is time for you to have it will it come, or something like that I never was much into philosophy.

Anyway welcome back

Posted: **Tue Jan 26, 2010 1:23 pm**

As melodramatic as ever Az; still glad to see you alive and kicking. You still in Europe? If so, go find Thorne and smack him upside his emmo head would you.

Posted: **Wed Jan 27, 2010 1:26 pm**

Benji stop casuing grief. I don't like that Thorne guy anymore than you, but as you always tell me, we have to stand by our Society friends, even those that we don't like.

Now Az, he gives me the creeps. :mrgreen:

Just kidding big guy.

Posted: **Wed Jan 27, 2010 4:00 pm**

Natasha wrote:You'll have to tell me about this library, Tony.

It's a big library for a small town. Has a whole bunch of everything in it, though I just sent in my petition to digitize everything, both as a backup and as an update to the present. We're still using books, catalogs, the Dewey Decimal System, and ad so forths.

Posted: **Wed Jan 27, 2010 7:47 pm**

Tony wrote:
Natasha wrote:You'll have to tell me about this library, Tony.
It's a big library for a small town. Has a whole bunch of everything in it, though I just sent in my petition to digitize everything, both as a backup and as an update to the present. We're still using books, catalogs, the Dewey Decimal System, and ad so forths.

It's nice to digitise, I agree, but I just love the feel and smell of an old book. Especially leather bound ones. I could (and have) sat in libraries from open to close.

I look forward to you sharing whatever knowledge you gain with us.

Posted: **Thu Jan 28, 2010 2:00 pm**

Natasha wrote:It's nice to digitise, I agree, but I just love the feel and smell of an old book. Especially leather bound ones. I could (and have) sat in libraries from open to close.

You sound like Carter. :wink:

You two really have to meet one day. Hopefully at the reunion.

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