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This is where you come as a newbie to post a little about the rl you,and to let others get to know you!

Also post here if you are leaving for good...but you wouldn't do that to us would you? ;_;

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This is where you can come to let us know if you are going to be taking a vacation,or let us know you have to be absent for a short ammount of time such as for punishment or that stuff.

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We know we have some *cough*supergeniuses*cough* on the site that can help us have some feedback on things and to suggest awesome new ideas.

We love to hear from our members!

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This is where you post when we have an activity check.Don't worry,we'll send out a mass PM and mass E-mail before-hand.

Make sure to post here or you will be deleted.

Also let a staff member know if you are going to be gone during the activity check so we won't delete you.

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This is where the staff comes to make fun of the members...j/k!We love you and we just come here to discuss up-comming additions to the site before we ask the members.

This is a strictly staff only board,so don't even try to get in,it won't work.

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Come here to talk with the other characters on the site through means of IM, txting, and even MySpace!

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Here's the place to keep track of all your characters relationships.

These are optional.

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This is where the MTV movie awards are held,where major concerts are held,and where major wrestling events are held,as well.

Come to the boxoffice to get tickets or call in at 846-555-1234 to pre-buy your tickets.

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Well,you had to expect this,right? Those famous werewolves are still able to get addicted to substances.

So if your family is sick of you blowing your money on drugs,sex,or alcohol,this is where your shipped off.

Yay for drugs! I mean...boo for drugs..>_>

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Need that quick coffee fix to keep on skating or BMXing? Well here's the place to come.

Unlike other places,the Starbucks in Dogtown has reasonable prices and have quite a few more options and varitions of their drinks and food.

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This is Dogtown Lake. You can go fishing,swimming,boating,and camping here.

This is a good place for rogues and loners to spend the night if they don't sleep in the Den.

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Welcome To Surf And Turf Board Shop. The big sign hangs above you as you walk into the shop and look around.

Boards of every kind line the walls.Skateboards,Snowboards(for northern california),and surf boards. Also your eyes travel along beautiful BMX bikes and rollerblades.

A long haired skater punk walks over to you,he asks with a smirky smile.
"How can you help yourself?"

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This is the San Deigo Zoo. You can come here for a fun day of sightseeing the animals,maybe even get to feed the seals.

The prices aren't that expensive and it's a fun place to go on a date,or sneak into after the gaurd falls asleep on his shift.

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Much like Six Flags Over Georgia this is a huge theme park that includes many roller coasters and some gentler rides for those of you non-thrill seekers.

This is an awesome place to come if you want to get scared,but also a good place for couples and families.

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Now this is truly a great place for a family outing. This is a large sea-animal park with a friendly,fun,family atmosphere.

The famous Shamu also lives here with the other killer whales,seals,dolphins and other animals. You can get special tickets to swim with the dolphins here.

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Los Angeles has a rather large group of Chinese citizens, and this fact is visible in the city's appearance once you are a little north of El Pueblo and the Union Station - this is where Chinatown begins. The Chinese population of Los Angeles is concentrated in this area, especially around the Sun Yat-Sen square, a central place named after the first president of the Republic of China. With roughly 10.000 Chinese and many more Asian-Americans from other countries, this is the densest concentration of Asian population in Los Angeles after Japantown and Koreatown. A Chinese gate resembling a pagoda marks the entrance to Chinatown, and many authentic small stores are located around the square selling spices, herbs, teas and Chinese souvenirs.

Not exactly a sightseeing hotspot, but if you fancy traditional Chinese food, definitely do go here for a dinner and do the sightseeing program as a constitutional. Countless excellent Chinese restaurants can be found here serving everything from Dim-Sum variations to delicate specialties you don't get everywhere - establishments like the Empress Pavillion or Ocean Seafood are a connoisseurs' paradise we can only recommend.

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A community in the Los Angeles area that is famous for its wealth and the exclusiveness of the local lifestyle. Like Hollywood or Santa Monica, Beverly Hills is actually an independent town with own administration, but has come to be known as one of the most exclusive residential areas of the world and is generally regarded as part of Los Angeles. The picturesque tree-lined streets of Beverly Hills, its many world-famous luxury shops and the many stars that live here in sometimes incredible mansions have earned this community the reputation of being so "money" that regular people better stick to window-shopping.

And indeed, if you look at Rodeo Drive, Via Rodeo or some of the other prestigious addresses for upscale shopping, the impression seems to be correct. However, Beverly Hills is more than just shopping - there are excellent restaurants all over, some of the finest hotels in the world are located here (i.e. the Beverly Hills Hotel and the Regent Beverly Wilshire) and for sightseeing, some very eccentric private mansions.

Take Hugh Hefner's "Playboy Mansion", for instance, the O'Neill House (507 N. Rodeo Dr.) which was inspired by Gaudi , Anderton Court (322 N. Rodeo Dr.), a late work of Frank Lloyd Wright, Jayne Mansfield's Pink Palace (10100 Sunset Blvd.) or even more extraordinary oddities like the Cactus Garden (Santa Monica Blvd. at Camden Dr.), a full city block with one of the largest collections of cacti in the world. Beverly Hills has style, tranquility and exclusiveness, and if you want to be close to the action of Los Angeles while staying in a laid-back environment at the same time, this is your place.

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With the Walt Disney Concert Hall, downtown Los Angeles has gained an impressive building that will change the silhouette of the city for the future. Just like in Bilbao, Frank Gehry has developed a piece of functional art that is astounding in its entirety. The curved steel facade glistening in the sun light is a sight for itself, and the surrounding areas were designed beautifully as to allow visitors to walk around and experience the Concert Hall from all angles. Now, the Los Angeles Symphonic Orchestra finally has an acoustically suitable home and doesn't need to perform in the Taper Forum anymore. The acoustic technicians from Nagato Acoustics, Japan, were integrated into the design of the concert hall from day one, and the result is an excellent compromise between Gehry's aesthetics and the need for a good sound inside. The concert hall's design takes inspirations from Scharoun's Berlin Symphony, which is well known for its excellent acoustics. However, in designing the façade, Gehry didn't compromise but used his typical style that has earned him global reputation over the past few years. The fountain made of Delft porcelain at the back of the building commemorates founder Lillian Disney and was created by Gehry himself. The Walt Disney Concert Hall, as one of the most fascinating modern buildings the city has to offer, should definitely be on your sightseeing itinerary for Los Angeles!

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This is the California version of Disneyworld. You can come here for a magical afternoon of love,your favourite characters,and magic.

Every evening they do fireworks that is an amazing thing to watch with a lover.

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What was once an actual berry farm is now 160 acres of world class rides, unique family shows and one of a kind attractions. At America's favorite theme park, experience GhostRider the world's best wooden roller coaster, Supreme Scream, 30-stories up, 3 seconds down and the high-octane thrill of Xcelerator, rated the world's best launch coaster, sending riders 0-80 in 2.3 seconds. For a different type of thrill, stroll on over to Camp Snoopy, home to the beloved PEANUTS gang.

This is a good place for thrill-seekers and more tame persons.

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This is the Abandoned Mines,there are many scattered through here and if you keep going down the paths you'll find the path to the Menifee Werewolve's Den.

The Dogs Of The Night patrol this area often so rogues,humans,and loners watch out!

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This is Da Compound a skateboarding and bmxing park outside of Menifee.

This place is where The Dogs Of The Night hang out on an almost daily basis. They have dirt and street tracks here that you can bmx on.And a street and vert skateboarding area.

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