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harmonize_ooc2013-12-25 10:04 pm
acidhexagon) wrote in harmonize_ooc2013-12-25 10:04 pm
[OOC] Physical Contact Meme
PHYSICAL CONTACT MEME
Post with your character(s). Repliers will generate a number between 1 and 13. Match up that number with a type of contact below. Haaaave fun!
one.
HUG: You're compelled to give this person a hug-- and we're not talking of the manly brohug variety.
two.
FACE SMUSH: What is wrong with this person!? You just want to... grab their face and place both your hands on their cheeks, then press enough until they make a fish face. For no reason at all!
three.
LICKING: There's something about them that is just so... appetizing. You're not sure what, or why-- or where. All you know is you want to give them a good few licks and maybe get to their center. Heh.
four.
HAIR PULLING: Oh, look at all that shining, advertise-worthy hair they're waving to the world. It makes you want to touch it. Or maybe tug at it.
five.
TICKLING: Cheer up, sourpuss. Time for some good old forced laughter therapy!
six.
KISSING: You're overcome by an intense desire to kiss the person right in front of you. Hard.
seven.
PUNCH: Aw, this person is so nice... so then why do you feel this intense urge to meet their gaze... with your knuckles!?
eight.
SHOVING : There's a convenient wall that will keep them from falling down, but still, all you want to do is shut them up with a swift, intimidating push and make them stay there!
nine.
PULLING: ...or maybe you want to feel them close to you, heartbeat to heartbeat, gripping their shirt and feeling their body heat increase while you keep them close to you?
ten.
HAND HOLDING: You're not stupid (maybe), so you can have a perfectly normal conversation with another person without reaching for their hands, right? Well, not anymore.
eleven.
TRIPPING: JUST MEET THE FLOOR ALREADY! My foot was there for a reason!
twelve.
DOUBLE !!!: You get to roll twice and combine the two numbers you get!
thirteen.
WILD CARD: Make up your own kind of contact!
Post with your character(s). Repliers will generate a number between 1 and 13. Match up that number with a type of contact below. Haaaave fun!
one.
HUG: You're compelled to give this person a hug-- and we're not talking of the manly brohug variety.
two.
FACE SMUSH: What is wrong with this person!? You just want to... grab their face and place both your hands on their cheeks, then press enough until they make a fish face. For no reason at all!
three.
LICKING: There's something about them that is just so... appetizing. You're not sure what, or why-- or where. All you know is you want to give them a good few licks and maybe get to their center. Heh.
four.
HAIR PULLING: Oh, look at all that shining, advertise-worthy hair they're waving to the world. It makes you want to touch it. Or maybe tug at it.
five.
TICKLING: Cheer up, sourpuss. Time for some good old forced laughter therapy!
six.
KISSING: You're overcome by an intense desire to kiss the person right in front of you. Hard.
seven.
PUNCH: Aw, this person is so nice... so then why do you feel this intense urge to meet their gaze... with your knuckles!?
eight.
SHOVING : There's a convenient wall that will keep them from falling down, but still, all you want to do is shut them up with a swift, intimidating push and make them stay there!
nine.
PULLING: ...or maybe you want to feel them close to you, heartbeat to heartbeat, gripping their shirt and feeling their body heat increase while you keep them close to you?
ten.
HAND HOLDING: You're not stupid (maybe), so you can have a perfectly normal conversation with another person without reaching for their hands, right? Well, not anymore.
eleven.
TRIPPING: JUST MEET THE FLOOR ALREADY! My foot was there for a reason!
twelve.
DOUBLE !!!: You get to roll twice and combine the two numbers you get!
thirteen.
WILD CARD: Make up your own kind of contact!
Re: Shoving
No, that wasn't quite true. Some bits and pieces, like Ricky Rabbit, had made their way to her through pop-cultural osmosis. And her little sister had gone through a phase of wanting to go to Tokyo Wisneyland, to her family's chagrin.
But that was about it. She had no idea what the magic lamp business was all about. Whatever it was, it was doing a number on Minoru.
"Now," she said, a little uncertainly, "I'm sure there are ways you can get to know people besides Wisney, if it's that bad."
Re: Shoving
"It's like trying to understand mad people. And, well, I've been told... these movies were the kind of things they saw when they were kids, so I thought," he cleared his throat, evidently beginning to realize his loss of control was unbecoming of a Japanese boy, straightening up, "that it would be," a hand gesture, "a good place to... begin to understand the influence..."