A Bunch Of Random Questions?

[The Mysterious Panda]

Please answer these questions for me, thanks! (10 point question) Oh btw, you don't have to answer all these questions, you can answer some if you number them.

1. When is Sherlock season 3 coming out?
2. Whenever i past something on my phone, why does it turn into emoji? Is there any way to prevent that from happening?
3. How do i download Maplestory? Whenever the downloader with the green bar comes up, it downloads for a few seconds and then stops completely and crashes. Please tell me how to fix this!
4. First of all, im not supposed to be on Instagram. I go on it anyway and my sister finds out. How do i get her from reading my notifications on my lock screen?
5. What do i type in on Google to get cute anime pictures? (not "Cute anime pics")
6. How do i get a bf? (lol) XD
7. Tips on literate roleplaying?

Thanks, please answer as many as you can!
Contact me for more questions.
-♥ The Mysterious Panda ♥

[Donovan]

1. No air date has been giving. Season 3 filming is complete. Most reliable answer is very early in 2014

2. Use "Hiragino Mincho ProN" for the font. It worked for me, but unfortunately I had to change the insets to make things look correct. I had to add an inset to the top to place things as they were before the iOS update. If that doesn't work then try disabling it in preferences.

3. Here is a "how to" link http://www.wikihow.com/Download-Maplestory

4. Don't go on instagram. Naw lol here is a link http://help.instagram.com/546541825361643

5. Just type "anime" they all looked cute to me

6. I'd assume this is the real reason your asking questions? Show him your boobs.

7. Long answer;

a) Choose a place to RP. Choose a place that suits your interests the most. Things to consider are.. Genre, Rules and Commitment, Who is in the community

b) Create your character.

Follow the "skirt rule." Your character sheet should be "long enough to cover the essentials, short enough to be interesting." Don't spend too much time on every single detail, but also don't leave your character as a skeleton. Focus on...
Goals, motives, and desires. This will give your character a purpose in the RP or story. Think about the why. Why does your character do the things they do? Think about the how. How do they go about achieving their goals? Think about intensity. Just how important are their goals or desires? High-stakes goals (their mother has been kidnapped!) or trivial desires (they really, really want a hamburger) can be just as important depending on your character's point of view.
Occupation. This will root your character in the fictional world. How they get by day-by-day will imply their skills, history, and financial situation.
Physical appearance: hair, eye, skin color, and whatever else is most important to you. This will help other writers to visualize your character.
Personality. What is your character like, and how do they act around other characters? You can layer your character's personality by having dominant traits (maybe they've got a particular love for practicality), then a secondary trait (they've got a perfectionist streak), and then a minor trait (they can be snooty). Your character can even have a contradictory trait (they're caring).
Tastes and preferences. A quirky taste or hobby (maybe they take annual vacations to the polar caps) can make your character stand out, but even normal tastes (they love chocolate) is helpful for fleshing out your character. Remember that tastes can also vary in intensity. An intense craving for chocolate, an addiction that drives your character crazy, can be just as quirky as that annual trip to the North Pole.
Applicable skills and abilities. This is especially important for certain genres, such as action or fantasy RPs.
History. This will give your character a background. Where were they born and raised? Who were their parents? What was their first kiss like? Include many details, but make sure they are applicable to your character's role in the story.

c) Start RPing!
Join the action. Contact the RP Leaders, Moderators, Game Managers, Dungeon Master, etc., for permission to participate.
When writing, use good grammar: full sentences, punctuation, spell-check, and the works.
Learn the RP terminology. Some basic terminology are...
RP: Roleplay
PC: Player Character (That's usually you, or other writers' characters!)
OOC: Out of Character, usually followed by a colon [:] to signify the writer him/herself speaking.