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![[ ]](http://s4.images.proboards.com/off.gif) | Site Information & Rules (2 sub-boards)
This is where all the site information is located. Like the guidelines for werewolves, any updates or anything like that. Also are the very important rules to the site!
Moderator: Magic Panda | 3 | 3 | on Jan 19, 2009, 11:07pm
by Magic Panda
in Da Rules |
| Character Profiles (2 sub-boards)
This is where the forms and boards are for creating your characters profiles. Every character must have a profile, whether you are staff or not. Please use the forms provided. 
Moderator: Magic Panda | 26 | 31 | on May 14, 2009, 7:50pm
by Katie Woods
in Katheryn Marie Woods |
| Advertisements (3 sub-boards)
Here is where you can advertise or link back your own site if we posted an advert on yours.
Guest Friendly.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 38 | 38 | on Aug 24, 2009, 12:07am
by Amsters
in Setsuwa V.2 |
| Thread Archives
Here is where all threads, either closed or forgotten, are put. Can't find an old thread you had under the main boards? Then it has probably been put here to keep the site tidy.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 9 | 152 | on Feb 6, 2009, 6:22pm
by Mystical Missy
in She's the Devil in dis... |
| Storage Board
storage
Moderator: Magic Panda | 10 | 10 | |
| Lets have some S.O.C.I.A.L interaction! |
| Plotting Place
This is where all plots, big and small can be mulled around with, requested or suggested, or just generally bounced back with. Feel free to let the ideas of your creative juices flow!
Moderator: Magic Panda | 7 | 34 | on May 13, 2009, 6:27pm
by Mystical Missy
in guess who's back! |
| Complaints/Suggestions
Have an idea for the site that might make this place even more fantastic? Fab, then post it here. Or equally if something doesn't work for you, or you're confused about something, don't hesitate to post here!
Moderator: Magic Panda | 0 | 0 | |
| Games
This is what you might call the game and 'spam' board. Here is the only board where you can really let go of your sanity, even perhaps your grammar and post length. xD Posting games and other games can be posted here, so feel free to play.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 2 | 6 | on Apr 25, 2009, 12:00pm
by || Orca Dreamer ||
in What are you listening... |
| Hello? Are you t..h..e..r..e.... ...? |
| Riiiiiiiiiing Riiiiiiiiiiiing, Riiiiiiing, Riiiiiiiing
There are times when one must just ring another, and when one must, this is where one can! All phone calls, text wars, etc can be rp-ed here between charries.
The post minimum does not apply here.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 0 | 0 | |
| Ping! You have 0 new messages. (1 sub-board)
Of course if you're a popular person, then perhaps your inbox will have a higher count than zero of new messages. Here you can role play instant messaging over the internet between your charries. There's also a separate board for chatrooms.
The post minimum does not apply here.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 6 | 35 | on Feb 28, 2009, 10:04am
by Magic Panda
in Running through my vei... |
| And the capital of FRANCE is?... |
| The Busy Streets
These are the main roads by which everyone uses to get around a lot of Paris. During the evening and early morning hours, there can be crashes often, since most dorks don't actually look where they're going.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 1 | 5 | on May 20, 2009, 9:02am
by Magic Panda
in A Night to Remember [[... |
| Nightlife of Paris (5 sub-boards)
There are many clubs, bars, and other aspects of the nightlife here in Paris. Sometimes werewolves can be found lurking in the crowds, though others seem completely normal, being social along with everyone else.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 3 | 54 | on Jul 20, 2009, 3:15am
by Nicaroo ♥
in Reckless Abandon - Pan |
| Place to Eat (3 sub-boards)
Mostly open only during the day, and at a push, the evening, these little cute and rather busy cafes are another attraction in Paris. Some of them are like coffee shops, open only from nine to five, whilst others don't open till the afternoon, serving things like dinner and pudding instead.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 2 | 36 | on Feb 6, 2009, 8:28pm
by Mystical Missy
in Love Hurts...No Really... |
| La Tour Eiffel
The tallest structure in the world, Eiffel Tower was built originally in 1899 as a temporary exhibition structure. This engineering wonder offers a view of over 40 miles, weather permitting. It is also home to a movie theater, restaurants and a bar. It is used as a city-wide communications tower.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 2 | 88 | on May 20, 2009, 9:20am
by Magic Panda
in The Scariness of movin... |
| The Highstreet (6 sub-boards)
This is one of those roads that was cut off from car use, except in emergencies, and made especially for pedestrian shoppers. The highstreet has every little and big shop you could ever think of, with markets down one end of it three days of the week.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 4 | 30 | on Feb 25, 2009, 11:06pm
by Magic Panda
in Family (open) |
| Emerald Park
Named this due to its constant appearance of lucious green leaves and grass a long time ago, this is a wonderful park. There's a section that goes into a bit of woods where a lot of people tend to walk their dogs. Beware, although you don't know it, werewolves often like to come here to shift forms and be their real selves...
Moderator: Magic Panda | 4 | 48 | on Jul 7, 2009, 6:07pm
by Katie Woods
in Gay Friends are the Be... |
| Parc Zoologique de Paris
A great opportunity to see wild animals truly at home as this is a habitat-style zoo where there are no cages. Not only will you enjoy watching wild animals in one of the great zoos of Europe, there are many activities, children’s programs and refreshment alternatives in the area to make your visit worthwhile.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 1 | 31 | on Feb 13, 2009, 11:11pm
by Mystical Missy
in Like a child (open) |
| The Hospital of Paris (4 sub-boards)
This is probably the largest hospital you will ever see. With so many residents, old and new, living in Paris, there has to be a hospital able to cope with them. Though this does make it a busy and stressful place to be. Inside are many different sections, hope you don't get lost...
Moderator: Magic Panda | 1 | 4 | on Feb 23, 2009, 11:00am
by Magic Panda
in Post appointment (open) |
| Indoor Ice Rink
This is probably one of the biggest indoor ice rinks you will ever see! The ice itself is about the size of a football pitch, and is very busy in the evenings, weekends, and weeks off work and school.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 1 | 11 | on Feb 13, 2009, 9:59pm
by Mystical Missy
in Dancing...on ice (open) |
| Show me where to L.I.V.E... |
| Apartments
With Paris there are all different types of apartments. The small, the large, the one bedroom, the three bedroom. Some of them are situated in apartment blocks, whilst others are converted houses and mansions.
Pm an admin for an apartment sub board.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 2 | 120 | on Mar 5, 2009, 8:05pm
by Kenshin Hawthorne
in Date (PSylentia) |
| Residential Houses
Most of the houses around are the thin and tall town houses, made of many floors, and packed together. Though there are quite a few houses which are like bungalows, and other detatched properties.
Pm an admin for a house sub board.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 0 | 0 | |
| Mansions & Estates (3 sub-boards)
Only a few people in this town are rich enough to own a mansion, or even bigger, an estate. Quite a few werewolf packs put together money to buy a large mansion or estate so that the pack isn't separated.
Pm an admin for a mansion/estate sub board.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 4 | 53 | on Mar 13, 2009, 11:43pm
by N*i*n*j*a
in Dominant? Why yes, tha... |
| Look to the other side of TOWN >> |
| Pont Neuf
As the most famous and the oldest of all Parisian bridges, Pont-Neuf has been a great success ever since it was built. Formed by a segment of five and another seven arches, the bridge is a magnifiscent architectual masterpiece.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 2 | 30 | on May 18, 2009, 7:58pm
by Magic Panda
in Watch as the fishes sm... |
| Ile Saint-Louis
If you want to re-live the ancient Paris, a pleasant stroll along the "Ile Saint-Louis" which has retained the charm of past centuries as well as its authenticity is enough. Built between 1627 and 1664, the island is one of the main attractions for Parisians. It is renowned for its provincial calm, magnificent mansions and quaint shops.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 1 | 17 | on Feb 11, 2009, 12:04pm
by Mystical Missy
in In black and white (open) |
| Musee du Louvre
In Musee du Louvre, you will find the most famous works of art in the world. The works of art include the Mona Lisa, the ancient Winged Victory, the statue of Venus de Milo, and thousands of other priceless works donated to the museum many of which were originally collected privately by French Royalty throughout history. To get the maximum benefit out of your visit, it is advisable to check with your concierge to opt for time to avoid crowds.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 1 | 35 | on Feb 13, 2009, 11:02pm
by Mystical Missy
in Mexico (open) |
| Cathedrale de Notre-dame (Cathedral of our Lady)
Paris was built around the famous Notre Dame Cathedral. It is situated at the centre of the Parisian arrondissement and has played an integral role in the history of Paris since the 1100s. It is worth visiting as it is one of the oldest remaining structures in the city.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 1 | 1 | on Feb 20, 2009, 12:17pm
by Mystical Missy
in beauty (open) |
| Arc de Triomphe
One can get a great view of most of the famous museums and landmarks of central Paris, as well as the city’s main boulevard from the top observation deck of Arc de Triomphe. Recognized as French national pride throughout the world, Arc de Triomphe was first commissioned by Napoleon in the early 1800s. If you use one of the underground walkways, you can get to the Arc without getting hit by a car.
Moderator: Magic Panda | 1 | 1 | on Mar 5, 2009, 9:19am
by Magic Panda
in Tourists 1, Residents ... |
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