Casting Call for Another Story

**scotchmaster** · 25th October 08, 11:49 AM

Hell, I'm in sounds good.

**Weasel Mender** · 25th October 08, 12:20 PM

WOOHOO another chance for mahem and food count me in

Ens. Mender

**Cerebite** · 25th October 08, 08:13 PM

If you need satellite coverage I am your man/ aardvark;
remember we are the ones looking back at you from space

**Coemgen** · 2nd November 08, 04:17 PM

Ooo! Ooo! Me me me me me me me me me me me me me me!!!!!!!!!!

**davedove** · 3rd November 08, 02:24 PM

Originally Posted by Derek Conley

Anyways, what's this all about? I'm intrigued!

I have written four stories that involve the membership of X Marks the Scot previously and am putting together another one.

The previous stories, as well as others written by other members, can be found in the Off Topic forum. Mine are all "Missions of the Retrieval Team" stories.

Before each story I like to put out a call to the membership for those who might like to written into the story. I don't use everyone who volunteers, but I do write in many.

**Arlen** · 4th November 08, 10:18 AM

As before, I'm in.
Now what you should do is write my lovely wife in now that she's an Xmarks member. I'm sure you can think of something really adventurous for her to do. She does extreme knitting, after all.

**Splash_4** · 4th November 08, 11:44 AM

Splash_4, peeking around from the rabbit hole he has been hiding in, acknowledges receipt of this message and his use in the security detail again. (providing I can wash the camouflage out of my red shirt)

**LadyGriffin** · 4th November 08, 08:48 PM

I will have my 2x4 ready and waiting...

**AnimalK** · 12th November 08, 01:44 AM

I volunteer for the SWAT team.
(Maybe Chase and Streetcar can weigh in ---If there's gonna be free donuts...)

**Pleater** · 12th November 08, 04:02 AM

Mister James Brown would be delighted to be included, though I suspect that he would like to find himself greatly involved with the ladies of the team and that any sort of plot could go hang as far as he's concerned.

He is, however, very useful.

He does have his own kilts now. He seems to have acquired several kilt suits in different pinstripes and tweeds, plus several sets of kilted mess kit and uniform, and seven or eight outfits which I suspect Hamish has had a hand in assembling.

He has even perfected traces of various accents suitable for the tartans, so that he has the perfect persona for each one.

I'm not sure that he had these when I left at the beginning of the month - he can do that sort of thing, but only when he wants to. It is a good thing that he has some principles.

M. Pleater.
Director of research and resources, MHICE