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Word Association is a common word game involving an exchange of words that are associated together. The game is based on the noun phrase word association, meaning "stimulation of an associative pattern by a word" or "the connection and production of other words in response to a given word, done spontaneously as a game, creative technique, or in a psychiatric evaluation." ~ our lord and saviour wikipedia GUIDELINES ① post with your character's name & series. ② include a word of your choice and optionally the definition in the body of your comment. -- visit the random word generator if you need help! ③ other characters will reply with the first word their character associates with the one you chose. ④ continue back and forth until one of you just has to know the story behind an answer.

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[catleaping]

[ She frowns a little. That.. kinda sucked. HRM. In his position she'd... feel pretty darn lonely. But fortunately he didn't seem to be down for long, and she perked up along with him when he suggested starting a B cube channel too. ]

That's a good idea! [ Fortunately she's not the sort to be threatened by a potential rival - she had a feeling her fanbase and his would be vastly different, and even better, she wasn't anything like Labilia. Nor would she ever want to be. ]

I could help you set up a channel and promote you to the fans I have too to help get you started.

[intertwinedfates]

[He goes over and takes her hands, shaking them with enthusiasm. What a sweet girl, helping a total stranger like him! He can see why she has so many fans if just for her personality alone.]

Yeeaaah! You're the best, er-- I don't think we've properly exchanged names yet, have we? Aside from my business card, anyway. I'm the delivery god, Yato! Pleasure to make your acquaintance, miss!

[catleaping]

[ She giggles again, brightening at his uptick in mood; though he's right about the introductions. She looks a little sheepish; she doesn't have a business card! ]

Nice to meet you Yato, I'm Rebecca - [ She thinks a moment. ]

Oh, I don't have a business card, but here - [ She did have a small pad with her in her back pocket, so she carefully reached into her skirt pocket and took out the pencil and paper, jotting her channel, her contact info and name before passing it back to him. ]

Maybe I *should* start carrying around some kind of business card too, heh.

[intertwinedfates]

Rebecca. Pleasure to meet you.

[Late an introduction as it is. He takes the piece of paper, looking over the information before carefully pocketing it for future reference.]

That wouldn't be such a bad idea! You seem popular enough to warrant having proper business cards for handing out to potential viewers. It saves the need to carry around paper and pencil, that's for sure.

[catleaping]

[ In their defense, they were having fun talking food! ]

Aww, well that's definitely one of my goals. Although I could just display it, that wouldn't help as far as writing it down. I don't run into too many people who are actually interested in the B-Cube Network though, so I guess I never really thought about making cards.

[intertwinedfates]

[True! Food is always a good excuse.]

Really? I would've thought it'd be more mainstream since it sounds like an interesting job or hobby to have. I'm getting excited just thinking about starting my own channel!

[He can bring Yatoism to the good folks online and rack up tens of thousands of viewers, bringing good luck to them all!]

[catleaping]

[ She really REALLY hopes he does manage to get some people to his channel. She didn't want to see him discouraged if he didn't get lots of viewers. At that thought, she hummed. ]

Well, it is, but it's definitely not easy. You can't just sit back and expect people to subscribe - you have to make things interesting and fun, or entertaining in some way, or if it's something educational or informative, then you have to make sure it's not boring. Viewers are really fickle so it might be hard to grow your channel - or keep them.

[intertwinedfates]

[Part of his problem is just giving up too soon, so perhaps he'll have to work at it extra hard to make this attempt work for a change. Though he's not sure how one would go about making sure an educational lesson is entertaining enough to capture viewers' interest. There's a reason he's not a teacher.]

Yeah, there's bound to be a lot of channels vying for people's attention at any given moment. I think I could make the cutting part flashy enough, it's just a matter of keeping it from getting too boring see the same sort of thing over and over again.

[catleaping]

[ That's a good question. It was also why Rebecca didn't run an educational channel! ]

Yeah - there are alot of entertainment channels, educational ones don't really get that much attention from a certain crowd. You should probably think on how to make your presentation - you don't necessarily have to stick to one thing. I do a bunch of things for my channel because - like you said, doing the same thing over and over will just stagnate and people will wander to other things.

But I'll help you however I can!

[intertwinedfates]

[It's something he'll have to brainstorm over once he's at home and has a notebook in front of him so he can make notes.]

I can imagine that - not everybody is looking to learn things, but everyone wants to be entertained or amused. Hey, that's not a bad idea, I could cute through silly things or stuff that'd be interesting to see an interior view of! What sort of things would you like to see the insides of?

[catleaping]

Ohhh, no, I can't visit, I'm .. I'm watching the Rock Papper Scissors Simulator Season Finale. Very Important.

Yeah, exactly. That could work certainly though! Silly things to draw in the attention of others, and something that people don't normally get to see -- ah, the interior view? Uh... hrrm...

I've actually never really thought about it... interior view.. interior view... [ She might need a bit on that one. ]