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eeyore
A New Beginning Mark Unseen   Jun 26 13:35 UTC 2001

        ....and you land with a bump.  Sitting up, you shake your head, trying
to remember what just happened.  Who knows....all that matters now is that
you are in another place.  And you are afraid you know where.

        It's hot.  It's *really* hot.  And standing in front of you is a long
line of sweaty people.  You decide to go 'sploring, but as you start to wander
off the path, a little guy dressed all in red, with horns and a tail pokes
you with his pitchfork, prodding you into line with the rest.  Escape is
futile.

        When you finally manage to make it to the front of the line, before
you stands a massive pair of pearly gates.  You always kinda wondered how
black pearls were made, but figure now isn't the time to ask.  In front of
the gates stands two women, both of splendid beauty, both with fangs and
black lacy wings.  They have a magnificent book laid open before them, and
as you approach, they stare at you as if too look into your soul.  You 
wonder if they find you worthy.

        "Who are you?" asks one.  "What is your journey?" asks the other.  As
you automatically answer their questions, you realize that they are writing
it all down, keeping you and your life story trapped in the

                                BOOK OF INFERNO
85 responses total.
eeyore
response 1 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 06:40 UTC 2001

Welcome home.  :)

This has been a time in coming, but we are now where we belong.

For those of you that don't know, I am Megan, one of your hosts for this
journey.  I am mostly friendly. :)
lynne
response 2 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 15:21 UTC 2001

Funny, I don't recall Ann Arbor looking quite like this...
Love the flame effects, though!
eeyore
response 3 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jun 30 16:36 UTC 2001

I had fun with those. :)
mooncat
response 4 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 04:48 UTC 2001

Very nice, very nice... Now, where's my penthouse with the nice view of 
the fiery pits?
eeyore
response 5 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 06:50 UTC 2001

'Scuse me, you are already making demands, and you haven't even bothered to
identify yourself. *Now* who is the Flying Bitch Goddess?
clees
response 6 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 1 20:24 UTC 2001

Don't mind my questioning, but aren't you???

I guess I made it to Hell for being agnostic.
So, please help me here: how can I recognize a goddess when I don't believe?
eeyore
response 7 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 04:38 UTC 2001

All you need to know is that I am a goddess.  What else do you need? :)

Introduce yourselves, damnit!  That's what the obligatory introduction item
is all about!!!
clees
response 8 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 2 06:44 UTC 2001

This goddess calls me names.
If rotten souls aren't welcome even in the pits of heel, where to go 
after death?
Heaven forbid I'd have to go meet my maker.

'Kay.
Here's the drill.
A man from Flatland.

Through his life subject tried to spoil innocent grex souls and lure 
them into visiting this two dimensional country.

People referred to him as the wanderer with the combat boots.
jiffer
response 9 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 3 03:37 UTC 2001

I brought the napalm!
lynne
response 10 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 16:43 UTC 2001

Your choice of flammable solvents; brought to you by NIH and the chemistry
department at MIT.  May we recommend ether?  A light, mobile solvent, 
eminently flammable with an exceptionally low flash point, it's also good
for forming explosive peroxides and anesthetizing people.  A perfect 
complement to any meal of lost souls!
vidar
response 11 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 4 22:23 UTC 2001

I'm Bjorn, and as far as I can tell my worst sin is that horrible war I 
had with Sky Woodman several years ago.
bhelliom
response 12 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 14:14 UTC 2001

I'm back!  Normally I'm up with the humans livin' large this time of 
year, but the Husband got lonely, so I've decided to visit.  So if it 
starts to snow, let me know.  I'll have to go and speak with Ma about 
it, since HP doens't want much to do with the in-laws.

In real life, ya'll know who I am.  Applause is not necessary but is 
not unwanted :)  Currently I'm pretending to insert myself into the 
real world and hold gainful, well-paid and creative employment, until I 
can't stand it any longer and find myself back in school. Again.
eeyore
response 13 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 15:17 UTC 2001

Am I the hubby or Ma?  :)
bhelliom
response 14 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 16:12 UTC 2001

I don't know.  Havent' gotten that far.  But since you've named 
yourself FBG, why not be the Ma.  But you can't be the Ma, 'cause she 
doesn't want to be here.  You're my sister-in-law.

Check out the Toybox Item!  I'm tempted to link it to Agora.
eeyore
response 15 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 16:44 UTC 2001

I shudder to think.  :)
bhelliom
response 16 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 17:35 UTC 2001

Hey, I think it's pretty good . . . :)
clees
response 17 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 21:57 UTC 2001

Eh... lemmesee. A sister in law that is your ma.
Man, that sounds all too 'Deleverance' to me.

Another shudder to think.
Would I be courageous enough to go and face the battling banjos?
eeyore
response 18 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 10 21:58 UTC 2001

Wahl, you knew we're frum the Sowth.
bhelliom
response 19 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 12:49 UTC 2001

Actually, Rick, that's Dueling Banjos/banjoes.

And I meant that she would be my Sister-in-law instead of my mother.  
don't you know the story of Persephone?
mooncat
response 20 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 15:52 UTC 2001

Introduce myself? Shyeah, right. Everyone already knows me, why should 
I introduce myself?

All right fine, I'm the Mooncat... I hang out with Persophone and the 
Flying Bitch Goddess (when time permits of course...)

(FBG- you happy now? :p)
clees
response 21 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 19:05 UTC 2001

Sylvia, I am a barbarian.
Never had classical scholling coming from a reg. High school. (But we
discussed the topic of our respective school systems in '98 and they are
incomparible.
Persephone eludes me.
bhelliom
response 22 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 20:09 UTC 2001

Hades, the God of the underworld, scince brother Zues took the heavens 
and Poseidon the earth/seas, fell in love with a "maiden" by the name 
of Persephone.  He kidnapped her and took her down to the underworld 
with him.  Demeter, her mother (would one describe her as the Goddess 
of nature/Earth Mother type?), distraught over her daughter's 
abduction, made the plants wither, the leaves fall and the sky grey, 
and rained snow upon the land.  You can imagine what that did to the 
golden apple crop?  Unfortunately, Persephone couldn't just waltz out 
of hell with so much as a by your leave, since she had eaten some type 
of fruit, if I remember correctly.  Thankfully she'd only eaten half.  
Zeus, using his skills at collective bargaining made an 11th hour 
agreement between Hades and Demeter, whereupon the potential hubby and 
mother got join custody over Persephone.  During the time that 
Persephone is with her mother, it is sunny and warm, and while she is 
with Hades, she mourns her daughters absense (talk about needing to cut 
the apron strings!) and the earth is cold and life is dormant.  So, 
onviously I'm not supposed to be here, unledd you count the Australia's 
winter as a sign that my mother's pissed that I skipped out :)
clees
response 23 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 11 22:13 UTC 2001

Thanks and with such eloquence too!
eeyore
response 24 of 85: Mark Unseen   Jul 12 06:45 UTC 2001

Anne:  I'll think about it and get back to you later. :)
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