FarkUp wrote:Wait, I feel a bit confused. When did you decide to not finish QUILTBAG? Are you going to be completely done with it after chapter U?
You might want to read this thread, if you haven't already. Hope that makes things less confusing!

FarkUp wrote:Wait, I feel a bit confused. When did you decide to not finish QUILTBAG? Are you going to be completely done with it after chapter U?
CJ wrote:TCampbell wrote:Alice Macher wrote:Looking back at the dialogue snippets page just before QUILTBAG debuted... we saw it was Sara who spoke the lines, "Who are you?" and "Secret identity! Secret. Identity." Any idea who would've spoken the other lines? (I'm particularly interested in the "You taste like math" snippet.)
And "taste like math" was Lisa at her most obsessive, as she is right now, pretty much.
Except for the fact that Jade wasn't even a "twinkle in your eye" (as they say) when you came up with this line, I could see Lisa saying this to Jade after a snogging session, since Jade was in a mathy/sciency major. Which amuses me.
Zanosuke Kurosaki wrote:FarkUp wrote:Wait, I feel a bit confused. When did you decide to not finish QUILTBAG? Are you going to be completely done with it after chapter U?
You might want to read this thread, if you haven't already. Hope that makes things less confusing!
Ameyal wrote:This one caught my interest.TCampbell wrote:These were in the notes! I tend to name any characters who get more than a line or two of dialogue, if only to make it easier to refer to them in script descriptions. Those names can be tossed off the cuff if I don't envision much of a place for the characters. If I had it all to do over again I probably wouldn't have named "Fred and Daphne" that.
Just curious, but, what would you have named them then? (Fred and Daphne, that is... Hope the answer is not Shaggy and Velma.)
Alecat wrote:Something I've always wondered, T, were you being deviously genius with your choices of series titles? Whenever I typed Penny Arcade and saw Penny and Aggie come up, it reminded me to check P&A. Now whenever I type Questionable Content in I get QUILTBAG. (Over time it became the other way around!)
And you were totally time travelling when you started Fans up, because typing in Facebook kind of leads one to Faans.com...
Ok, maybe now I'm just stretching...
Alice Macher wrote:What happened with the Waiting for Godot callback Sara and Temperance were to have shown up for, after coming back from Colonialtown?
TCampbell wrote:Alice Macher wrote:What happened with the Waiting for Godot callback Sara and Temperance were to have shown up for, after coming back from Colonialtown?
This will probably be the last QUILTBAG query I ever answer with a "wait and see."
TCampbell wrote:Ameyal wrote:This one caught my interest.TCampbell wrote:These were in the notes! I tend to name any characters who get more than a line or two of dialogue, if only to make it easier to refer to them in script descriptions. Those names can be tossed off the cuff if I don't envision much of a place for the characters. If I had it all to do over again I probably wouldn't have named "Fred and Daphne" that.
Just curious, but, what would you have named them then? (Fred and Daphne, that is... Hope the answer is not Shaggy and Velma.)
Tom and Kaye are nice names. "Tom" has an association with masculinity that "Fred" also has (and which Fred tweaks and subverts), while "Kaye" is a little more off-center, but stylish, and a nice, subtle nod to Kai Cole Whedon.
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