Dear Mun . . .

Of course I think it's a bad idea! What, do you need a list of reasons specifying exactly why?

[sigh,] Fine. You're out of practice, you don't perform well under stress, your IQ is nowhere near high enough to impersonate mine, and to say you're about as reliable as Odd when other people are counting on you would be an insult to Odd! You already have a history of apping into games and then idling out, mundane—I don't want to be another one of your impulse muses, that lasts about a month or so before you inevitably get tired of me and simply back out again.

Not to mention, this potential new game of yours sounds more than a little messed up. You're not even really familiar with the canon it's based on, is that correct? If that's the case, then you would essentially be sending me or one of my friends into a new and potentially dangerous situation, without a solid clue as to what you or any of us ought to be doing. In what world does that sound like a fair exchange?

...Stop laughing, I didn't mean that as a joke! I know how to operate the supercomputer, thank you very much. The risk is minimal, or at least calculated, and I'm not forcing anyone to do anything that they didn't agree to! This situation isn't remotely the same thing.

Get your act together and then come talk to me, you understand? It wouldn't kill you to canon review the new series a little more, either, while you're at it.

((OOC: Mun also has separate journals for Aelita Schaeffer [codelyoko] and William Dunbar [codexana] that I could thread with, so if you'd rather tag one of them than Jeremie, just make a small note of it in your comment!))