Any new events and important happenings will be announced here, so make sure to check back regularly. This is also there activity checks are held, so be even more certain to give this place a look-see!

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Sub-board: Activity Checks

Mysterious, no?

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You can blabber on about generally anything here. Just remember to adhere to the rules, and be nice! The Ideas & Suggestions, RAEGFACEEE!!!, All Of My Happy and Graffiti Mosaic sub-boards can also be found here, buried underneath all of the wackiness.

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Sub-boards: RAEGFACEEE!!!, Graffiti Mosiac, All Of My Happy, Ideas & Suggestions

New member? This is an easy way to meet people. Feeling friendly? Say hello to newbies!

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This is where old threads that won't be getting anymore replies are stored. Try not to be a gravedigger.

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Sub-board: Accepted SDCPD Members

You must post your character applications here in order to be accepted. The accepted character archives are also located here; you may view them as you please.

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Sub-boards: Accepted Cobalts, Accepted Vermilions, Accepted BPC Members, Accepted LGC Members, Accepted ECF Members, Accepted Domestics, Accepted Strays/Ferals, Accepted Simple-Minded

This is not required, and is more of a handy thing. For those whom like to have relationship charts, detailed logs, thread-trackers and other similar things: you can create them here.

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Kittens from a brood need a roleplayer? Have a character you don't feel you can keep active anymore, but don't want to kill off? Want a character that already has the basics instead of making your own from scratch? Or do you simply want a second-generation kitten? This is the place! Begging is forbidden.

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Sub-boards: Up For Adoption, Kittens Free To a Good Home, Confiscated Adoptions

Have an idea for your character? Need a mate, an enemy, someone to play a surrogate parent to your abandoned kitten? This is the place for wanted ads and character-plot ideas. Even if you can't think of anything, post anyway and most likely someone will reply with a plotbunny.

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Do you and another player wish to have your characters have kittens together? Fill out the form provided and then wait for a staff member to supply you with the number of kittens you may have. They will then tell you the genders the kittens are; as well as what defects, handicaps, or diseases the litter may have—or even if one or more of them are stillborn. (You and the other roleplayer you are working with may decide everything else about the kittens.) Remember, this is a realistic roleplay world. It can happen.

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If a cat can somehow manage their way in miraculously without being seen, they could actually live within the massive amounts of foliage the Zoo is filled with.
Do not go into the animal habitats. Some of the creatures here would quite literally eat you alive... and what's more, they're not sentient like you are, thus they are not able to listen to reason. Be wary!
The Zoo is very close by to Balboa Park.

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Centered around the the Metropolitan Transit System Center, these cold cats do their damnedest to defend their territory. You'll probably be snuck up on from behind and killed cleanly and quietly if you trespass on their turf.

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This nine-story, abandoned building is the Esposito family headquarters. The Boss and his/her Heir/Heiress live at the very top story. Bodyguards are right beneath them, with servants several stories lower. The lowest levels, the basements, are crumbling in some places, and this is where the stolen kittens are kept. The empty building's inside-parking lot is where they are trained.

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Vermilions don't even try to conceal themselves. If they see you, they chase you down until you're dead. They live near the ocean, by the Bluebridge, where the sailships and seabreeze are imbedded into their very souls, it seems. Untameable.

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A 16-block national historic district with a variety of restaurants and shops, as well as an eyeful of Victorian architecture. There are lots of street people here; groups of young Human adults apparently 'barhopping' (whatever that is), Human mollies walking around in bikinis and stilettos and generally making fools of themselves.
Like many Human hubs of activity, you can find scraps here to feed on... but don't bring your kittens here, you'll have a hard enough time trying to not let yourself get stepped on!

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The famous, prestigious hotel. Some, cats and Humans alike, call it haunted by the ghost of Kate Morgan, the girl whom killed herself waiting for her love to return from the sea... and never did. Can you manage to snag a luxurious hideout in its walls or outside areas without being found by a Human?

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Directly attached to the Hotel, there are also large rocks and sandhills to slink your way through in order to avoid being spotted by twoleggeds.
If one wishes to enjoy the beauty of the waters and splash within their waves, it's probably best to wait until nightfall or early morning before arriving.
And don't be too bothered by the jets and planes passing overhead; there is a Human airbase quite literally right by the beach, and they have skilled pilots, it's unlikely they'll ever crash on your head... most likely.
Try not to encourage your kittens to go too deep into the water to chase after those funny-looking dots in the distance, they're just ships and boats... and you never know what sort of dangers may lurk in those depths.
Note: avoid the dogbeach close by like the plague, whatever you do.

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Stores, restaurants, parks and the like can be ventured through here, but be extremely cautious. Coronado Island is a bustling place at all times, even at night. Tourists and native inhabitants are everywhere. You'd be better off in the quieter neighborhood.
The food people drop and leave to waste (what a pity...) can be extremely delicious, though...

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The houses of Coronado Island are fairly old and/or fancy-looking, and many cats get the impression of their inhabitants being more than a bit well-off and hoity-toity. None brag more about it than the domestics living there. The grasses are green, the flowers always blooming, trees lush with leaves nearly at all times... is anything wrong here?
Yes, in fact. The local 'gang' of troublemakers, which are, in fact, nothing more than just a bunch of rowdy, aristocratic outdoor-domestic cats looking for some excitement at the expense of others.
There are also some houses that are kept merely for display by the Humans for the sake of being Victorian-esque and historic. No Humans live in these buildings—but can you break your way in without setting off any alarms?

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A complex network of underground natural tunnels are operated by the Balboa Colony gaurds and frequented by the Colony's leaders themselves and normal members whom wish to have a word with them for whatever reason.
It is surrounded by a short metal fence that one must clamber over if they wish to get near the main tunnel entrance, hidden beneath the most tangled clump of roots.

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Sub-board: The Meeting Cave

There is a flimsy part of the metal bars the Building is made of, that an adult cat can easily push aside and enter. The Botanical Building (or the BB, as the Balboan cats call it for short) is used for Colony-wide meetings held by its leaders. The BB is literally right next to the Lilypond.

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The Park's main attraction, it's not really the best place to drink from despite having less chlorine within it than the other fountains. It's large and splashable, thus Human kittens play in it all day, making cats feel hesitant about drinking from it after all that, even after nightfall.
Thus, it's mainly used as a more thorough way to wash yourself or your kittens, or to play in. Scheduled fishing lessons occur here, too, for adolescents.
Only come here after nightfall, when the Park is closed!

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The Balboan Cats aren't the only 'colony' that's ever been here... this little garden used to be a center for nudist Humans. Thank your fur it's no longer that way! Humans look so strange without their clothing.
The mature trees are pleasant to snooze on, with squirrels and rabbits in abundance. Humans don't often bother to think of coming down here, so don't fret much about being chased off.
The butterflies are fun to chase around, no matter what ones' age is. You can go deeper into the more seedy part of the garden, where weeds and yellowed grass never seem to die... homeless Humans lurk there, as well as the more unsavory members of the Colony, allowed to hang out there so long as they swear complete peaceful acts towards the Colony (or else have their claws ripped out of their sockets).

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Balboan felines of Oriental descent may feel a strange pull to reside here, in the Japanese Friendship Garden. It's quite pretty to look at and there are many rocks to sun oneself on during the day. There are even koi to eat!
The rock garden might prick your pawpads, though.

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A very wide-open place, the Shady Arbor is perfect to live on. Yes, live "on". A feline can hook their claws into the vines that encircle the pillars and live in the thick foliage growing on top of the Arbor, without ever being seen by anything remotely twolegged! It's one of the queens' favorite areas, with the rosebushes making wonderful scenery.
Devoted fathers can visit their kittens on the shady benches underneath the Arbor.
The fountain can be drunk from, but as it also contains chlorine like most of the bodies of water in the Park (in fact, the only real safe place to drink from is the Lilypond), the same cautions apply.

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Near the Rose Garden and next to Park Boulevard (basically, across the street from Balboa, and you'd have more luck getting there without getting hit by a car by crossing the bridge that goes over the road) rests a peculiar garden which houses many drought-resistant plants.
There are many wide, hidden dens underneath the cacti plants just begging for a cat to make one of them its permanent residence.
Despite not being in the actual Park itself, it is considered Balboa Colony territory.

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The flowergardens and bushes make great spots to make ones' sleeping quarters. A cat can drink out of the Moorish fountains as well, just beware of the chlorine—as in, don't take huge gulps!

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An ideal place for hunting squirrels and other small prey, as well as common birds. Not many Humans come down this trail, save for a stubborn few that don't seem to want to realize there's not really much interesting to do, here... unless you're feline.
This is also a nice place to let kittens roam freely within. There's not much to fear here. The Large Staircase is also useful for elder cats to stretch their legs walking on.

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This place is always full of Humans and cars, no matter the time of day or night. It's active, and believe a local when they tell you there's rubbish to dig through everywhere. Fast food restaurants (McDonalds, Carl's Junior, Del Pueblo), Food4Less, Blockbuster, Farmers' Market, hair salons, Mexican food hangouts, 99Cent Store... it's hard to move around this place without being seen or get in a Human's way underfoot, and only the most adaptable and innovative feline minds can possibly find an even somewhat stable life here.

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The main home of the Berry Street Park Colony, this wide grassy park has a scramble of trees to one side, a large double-playground in the center, with benches and barbecues scattered around. A parking lot is on the opposite side, next to a huge hollowed, climbable tree that the is a nursery of sorts for queens.
Don't forget the gazebos for Colony-wide meetings during the latest hours of the night!

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Sub-boards: The Queens' Tree, Meeting Gazebos

The Spring Street Trolley Station. At the precise intersection of Spring Street and La Mesa Boulevard, exactly at the crossroads of the downtown village area. The trolley tracks run parallel to Spring Street, so during rush hour, cross traffic can get congested due to the trolley stopping. Try not to get caught in that mess if you can, and the big red Trolley itself can kill you if you don't get out of the way fast enough.
There's also an Antiques Row, but it's... well, rather full of Humans at nearly all times, so even if you want to sniff around for fallen food... you'd be a fool to go in too close to the restaurants.

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Sub-boards: Trolley Station, Homes For the Retired

When there are no Humans, the playground here is charming for your kittens to romp around on—and maybe even yourself, if you're feeling playful. Benches exist if you just want to snooze. There are several mature shade trees to keep a cat cool during a humid day.
But beware for stray dogs wandering the area!

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A cat can easily fish here if they have any idea how, as the Humans keep it regularly stocked with fish year-round. Perhaps if the Humans aren't paying attention, you can swipe some food from their picnic baskets.
There are also many different trails, so it is possible to make a part of it your temporary home with a decent way of finding your way around (the water creates moisture in the air, thus washing away scents fairly quickly, even in the California heat, so no permanent territory markers can be made), but this is discouraged by many local felines because of the amount of Human hikers.

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Over 11,000 acres of land designed for the protection and enhancement of multiple species present on the ranch... this is a goldmine for catching real prey! Any cat in their right mind would at least pass by here if they are feeling tired of scavenging for trashed Human food and the like.
Plus, it's a natural litterbox, so no Humans will chase you off for 'going' wherever you want! Better yet, Humans don't even allow themselves in here—what morons!
Can you get a piece of stable territory here? Ha! You'll have to challenge the small clutters and even the few clowders already there, first, and keep a close eye out for potentially dangerous wild animals.

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Slippery and uncomfortable for ones' pawpads, this is a common site for cats to meet up and fight, usually over matters of territory boundaries. Felines of the worst sort tend to hang out here, so it's best to steer clear if you can.

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A wondrous place for cats to live wild. Green grasses and plump prey frolic, and so do cats (despite the number of hikers). There is the occasional skirmish over land, but mostly life is rather tranquil. The water is clean and fresh, with small fish here and there.
There is talk of a colony possibly being formed here, but these are mere rumors and cannot be verified.
Watch for snakes!

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