Greetings from Texas

[Kimicatdemon]

Hello everyone. You can call me Kimi, as that's what everyone else calls me online.

I recently started trying to work with RPG Maker XP that I got like... Last Summer... and majority of the information I needed ended up here on this site, So I decided to join.

I'm a pretty fast learner and I usually try all given methods I can find before asking for help as I prefer to learn on my own.

While my strong point is art, I am slowly work on pixel art. ((Which is a whole different sort of art from what I do...))

All in all, I hope this site can help me make fun games for myself and others. I am really getting into this game making thing, it's kinda fun.

 

[Guest]

;D

 

[Zeriab]

Welcome to hbgames kimi!
I hope you will enjoy your time around here :3

*hugs*

 

[StrawberrySmiles]

Greetings, from South Carolina (formally Michigan)! ^_^

 

[moog]

Welcome! what part of texas?

And strawberry flower what part of SC do you live in?

 

[StrawberrySmiles]

Ummm... Columbia.

Yup yup! :3

 

[moog]

lol whatttttttt why doesnt anyone ever speak up about these things

i lived in blythewood (idk you if know where that is) for most of my life and i went to usc

i hate columbia its so crowded

 

[Kimicatdemon]

I live somewhere between Galveston and Houston. It has its upside because a lot things happen in both, but I miss out when things happen in Austin or Dallas. D:

 

[$t3v0]

Isn't the USA in Texas?

 

[StrawberrySmiles]

lol whatttttttt why doesnt anyone ever speak up about these things

i lived in blythewood (idk you if know where that is) for most of my life and i went to usc

i hate columbia its so crowded

I'm not a fan of Columbia either, it's just that's where Star lived, so I went there too. ^_^

Like I mention, I'm actually from Michigan. I only recently moved here like 6 or 7 months ago.

 

[Kimicatdemon]

Isn't the USA in Texas?

...Do you mean Texas is in the USA? Because if so, yes.

If not, I dunno how to respond to that...

 

[Guest]

;D

 

[Venetia]

yes
(pard)

 

[Ellie]

Howdy partnurr, welcome to the forums. Yee-haah! (etc etc insert texan sayins here) Whoo-wee tiger, I am sweatin like a P-I-G here listenin to this ere dolly part'n

 

[Venetia]

tiger?

 

[Ellie]

I dunno it was on an advert

 

[moog]

fuck you guys this isnt king of the hill texans dont sound like that

well at least not here they dont

 

[Kimicatdemon]

Lol some of the ones raised in the country have that sort of accent, but they are becoming a lot more scarce. I was born and raised in Houston, so I have a more modern accent than that... except around rodeo time. I make an exception to say yee-haw there. :P

 

[Venetia]

yeah the more rural/less-populated the district/town a southerner hails from, the thicker the accent will be. big cities with a populace hailing from more varied backgrounds (i.e. houston) feature a more normalized, "metropolitan" accent, or a "lack" of a distinguishable accent.

Also hi there :D I was born in Texas (but grew up in Cali and now live in FL).

 

[Kimicatdemon]

Hello hello Fellow Texan. How's the weather down there?