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@askthetoymakerchitty
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Please remember to always communicate any concerns, questions, or interests with your partner(s). Remember that not everyone is perfect or mind reader. Even I can stand to be reminded to talk it out instead of assume.
Communication is vital for a fun and healthy rp atmosphere. Don’t bottle it. Don’t conceal it. Don’t assume. Vent to get advice but always follow through and resolve it or try to.
Communicate. Please. It’s so important…
Yo and please don’t lie and hide things from your RP partners. There is nothing that makes me want to end an RP than someone being deceitful for no god damn reason.
Which OC listens to music all day
[ I have returned. ]
[ Hello folks! I have returned from my family vacation adventures! I hope you have all been well. I notice I have been tagged for quite a few meme things! Huzzah! I will be working on those in the next couple days to help me relax after the exhausting antics that are airports. I am also open to asks or messaging if anyone is curious about rp threads or OCs or anything! Oki I think that is enough of an update for now. Yaaaay. ]
[ Mun going on Holidays ]
[ Hello folks! Just a quick update to say that I will be offline for about 12 days due to going on a big Family trip! Will answer any asks/threads once I am home. uvu ]
Have a good night..
[ An RP/ASK blog for a Nightmare OC who is willing to reach out and chitchat ]
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OC friendly...really?
Reblog if you’re OC friendly.
Not ‘ i say i’m OC friendly but don’t even glance at OC’s ‘
Not ‘ yeah but they have to have 3 about pages 5 graphics and sacrifice 6 virgins ‘
Not ‘ make an OC read all my pages and not look at theirs ‘
Not ‘ i file ALL OC’s into the godmodding horrible type and only rp with OC’s whose muns are my friends. ‘
i’m not saying you can’t be picky, on my canon blogs i’m picky too, just…reblog if you actually talk to OC’s and look at them before stereotyping them.
Can you reblog if you don't mind me coming into your ask ic, even if we've got a thread?
A Party to Remember
“Heya!” Chitty greeted back, she even waved at the dog. Giant, talking, robotic dog. If her grin was a hint, she was absolutely delighted. She stepped further into the room, practically hugging the gift she brought with her. Carefully, of course. Not wanting to damage what was inside. The children around the dog had turned, and those who recognized the toy maker all chirped out a chorus of ‘Hello!” and “Hi!” and waved at the young woman. She giggled and waved to them as well before turning her attention back to the large Robotic Dog. “Indeed I am!” She said before tilting her head curiously. She couldn’t help but be surprised at their voice, how young it sounded rather than the robotic tones. But, she supposed it made sense. He was obviously built to be around kids! Not only that but so well made!! Chitty couldn’t help but give the robotic dog a quick glance up and down. The fake fur looked to be of good quality, the metal hardly showing underneath. Not much movement in the jaw, but still very fluid movement despite his size! “Amazing…!” she muttered, practically giddy. If there was one thing Chitty loved, it was robotics and automatons. She blinked and straightened her posture when he asked her question. “Oh!!” She smiled sheepishly. How rude to stare! She placed her gift down on a small table, that was already overrun with many other gifts. “I’d love to! What do you guys think? Got enough room for one more over here?” She asked the kids who surrounded the large dog. They all nodded and some even scooted a little so that she could sit down. “Thanks!”she knelt down with the group and looked up at the Dog, despite being an adult, she was not a tall one. “My name’s Chitty, by the way! What’s yours?”
In truth, Danny had noticed her staring, but he didn’t mind. He knew he was a bit shocking to see at first, with how different he was from everyone else. He would usually just let them ponder in peace. He was still unsure on her age, but the others looked to her as a friend, so he was at least okay with her. And if they were, then he certainly was!
He scooted back a little to make the circle bigger so she could fit, a clear indentation on the carpet where he was sitting before, only to make another where he had moved to. “Oh…my name’s Danny. I-It’s…nice to meet you, Chitty!” Danny knew plenty of people with unusual names, but he had never met a Chitty before. It certainly perked his interest somewhat.
Danny turned his attention back to the bottle that was between them. He was about to say something, but his mind had slipped. It may have very well been his turn, but he had forgotten it. He decided not to sit in silence as he figured it out. “Well, now that you’re here, y-you wanna spin the bottle? I…forgot whose turn it was anyway!”
He scooted back a little further, laying his head on the Carpet between his paws, his back raised in the air in an anticipating stance as he stared at the empty plastic bottle. His tail gently swayed in the air behind him as he waited. Can’t say he wasn’t eager.
“Nice to meet you too Danny!” Chitty said with a wider grin. She noted that he seemed to stutter, but she was unsure whether it was due to the robot’s programming or if he was a tad nervous. Couldn’t blame him, there were lots of new people and sights! Chitty settled herself down on the carpet, some of the kids scooted closer to her, while others took the opportunity to scoot near Danny. One kid even gently patted the robot dog’s fur. Not noticing the robotic dog’s pause to think. “Sure I’ll have a spin!” Chitty said, “Man it’s been ages since I’ve played this game!” she commented as she glanced up at Danny. She couldn’t help but grin and giggle at his enthusiastic pose. Again she marveled at how well he functioned, despite being such a large and complicated robot! She was equally amazed and delighted. His personality was starting to win her over more than the mechanics though. “Alright here we go!” with that Chitty took a spin, the bottle twirling against the carpet as many of the children leaned close, wondering where it will land. The bottle eventually stopped, one end pointing at Chitty and the other at Danny. Some of the kids pouted or went ‘aww!’ Some giggled and whispered between one another, wondering what truths would be told or dares be dared. “Whoops! Looks like it’s me. Don’t worry guys, there is next time!” Chitty reassured the kids that were pouting. “Let’s see now. Uuuuhhhhh it’s pointing at meee sooooo... guess you ask the questions, Danny!” she said, sitting up a bit straighter and placing her hands on her lap.
A Party to Remember
[[ Closed rp with @goldheartedrobotics ]] Chitty couldn’t remember the last time she was invited to a birthday party. In fact, she was more likely to frequent the parties of loyal customers of her store. Parent and child alike. Which was the case that day. It was funny, but Chitty didn’t mind. In fact she found it quite humbling that kids enjoyed her company almost as much as they enjoyed the toys she created! She looked down at the package she had neatly wrapped earlier that day, carrying it with great care down the street. The wrapping paper was a light shade of orange with purple polka dots, tied with a blue ribbon. The recipient’s name: Clara, was written in neatly on the card on top. The package, along with the young woman carrying it; wearing an orange polka-dotted shirt and yellow blouse, curly red hair framing her face, could be seen a mile away. It didn’t take long before the Toymaker reached her destination. It was a more well-to-do neighbourhood. The houses farther apart from each other with neat little fences. People spending time on their manicured gardens and enjoying the summer with their pools. Chitty could swear she could hear the splash of some kids in a pool as she walked up towards the house and knocked. “Chitty! Great to see you!” She was greeted by the mother of the Special Birthday Girl. The door was opened wider and excited shrieks and squeals and chatter of children hit the toymaker like a tidal wave. She couldn’t help but grin as she stepped inside. “Happy to come! Sounds like the party is in full swing!” She commented, gazing quickly around to see that some kids were already playing some games. Others were outside playing in a pool, adults mulling about to keep an eye on them. “Oh yes! This party is extra special for our little Clara!” the mother said, though she did look a tad frazzled. “We hired a special entertainer this year!” “Not a clown I hope. Clara was adamant in telling me she hated those!” Chitty said with a chuckle. “Oh no! Something much more special than that! He’s in the living room with Clara and her brother. Oh, pardon me I need to check the food!” the woman said, briskly walking off towards the kitchen. “He?” Chitty repeated. She then shrugged, taking herself and her gift over towards the room indicated. What she saw in there made her stop in stunned, delighted silence. A giant robotic dog is certainly not something you see every day.
Danny hadn’t been at the house for much longer than an hour, but as usual, he was enjoying himself. With many of the kids out playing in the pool while it was still sunny out, Danny was inside, the small crowd of about five kids who preferred to stay inside all sitting in a circle, an empty plastic bottle between them, each taking their turns in this very intense game of Truth or Dare. Danny didn’t mind the small crowd, really. Sure, it was bigger when he arrived, but most of them had gone out to the pool for a little bit. If only he was able to join them.
As soon as Chitty entered, she was greeted by the sight of some sort of Giant Dog, sitting in the middle of the room with the others, him facing the door where she had come in from. His head raised up, promptly followed by perked ears as he looked up at her. It took a moment for him to actually register that it was a person, but as soon as he did, his large tail made itself known by wagging across the carpet, followed by his eyes seeming to brighten somewhat.
“Oh! Hello! Are you here for Clara’s party?” So the giant dog can talk. You learn something new every day. His voice seemed…somewhat off. He sounded like a young boy, though there was some sort of…effect to it, making it sound a little more robotic. In fact, on a closer inspection, whatever was very happy to see her didn’t actually seem to be a real animal. Sitting, he just seemed just under 6ft tall, not counting his rather large ears. He was covered in a thick, fuzzy layer of light yellow fur, a large golden patch on his belly. Considering his other features, it was unlikely that the fur was real. His head seemed to say more about his non-animality than the rest of him, as metal rings seemed attached to the bottom fo both of his ears, clearly covering up what was making them move so fluidly. When he spoke, his mouth remained closed, though the rest of him did the job of portraying emotion well enough. His eyes, while not clearly fake, seemed far too large, giving them an almost humorous Kitten-like appearance.
Danny gave her a brief look over. She seemed…at least taller than most of the kids here, which gave the impression she wasn’t one of them. Then again, her very brightly coloured clothes and hair at least didn’t make her seem like the rest of the adults.
“W-We were playing Truth or Dare, you wanna join?”
“Heya!” Chitty greeted back, she even waved at the dog. Giant, talking, robotic dog. If her grin was a hint, she was absolutely delighted. She stepped further into the room, practically hugging the gift she brought with her. Carefully, of course. Not wanting to damage what was inside. The children around the dog had turned, and those who recognized the toy maker all chirped out a chorus of ‘Hello!” and “Hi!” and waved at the young woman. She giggled and waved to them as well before turning her attention back to the large Robotic Dog. “Indeed I am!” She said before tilting her head curiously. She couldn’t help but be surprised at their voice, how young it sounded rather than the robotic tones. But, she supposed it made sense. He was obviously built to be around kids! Not only that but so well made!! Chitty couldn’t help but give the robotic dog a quick glance up and down. The fake fur looked to be of good quality, the metal hardly showing underneath. Not much movement in the jaw, but still very fluid movement despite his size! “Amazing...!” she muttered, practically giddy. If there was one thing Chitty loved, it was robotics and automatons. She blinked and straightened her posture when he asked her question. “Oh!!” She smiled sheepishly. How rude to stare! She placed her gift down on a small table, that was already overrun with many other gifts. “I’d love to! What do you guys think? Got enough room for one more over here?” She asked the kids who surrounded the large dog. They all nodded and some even scooted a little so that she could sit down. “Thanks!”she knelt down with the group and looked up at the Dog, despite being an adult, she was not a tall one. “My name’s Chitty, by the way! What’s yours?”
A Party to Remember
[[ Closed rp with @goldheartedrobotics ]] Chitty couldn’t remember the last time she was invited to a birthday party. In fact, she was more likely to frequent the parties of loyal customers of her store. Parent and child alike. Which was the case that day. It was funny, but Chitty didn’t mind. In fact she found it quite humbling that kids enjoyed her company almost as much as they enjoyed the toys she created! She looked down at the package she had neatly wrapped earlier that day, carrying it with great care down the street. The wrapping paper was a light shade of orange with purple polka dots, tied with a blue ribbon. The recipient’s name: Clara, was written in neatly on the card on top. The package, along with the young woman carrying it; wearing an orange polka-dotted shirt and yellow blouse, curly red hair framing her face, could be seen a mile away. It didn’t take long before the Toymaker reached her destination. It was a more well-to-do neighbourhood. The houses farther apart from each other with neat little fences. People spending time on their manicured gardens and enjoying the summer with their pools. Chitty could swear she could hear the splash of some kids in a pool as she walked up towards the house and knocked. “Chitty! Great to see you!” She was greeted by the mother of the Special Birthday Girl. The door was opened wider and excited shrieks and squeals and chatter of children hit the toymaker like a tidal wave. She couldn’t help but grin as she stepped inside. “Happy to come! Sounds like the party is in full swing!” She commented, gazing quickly around to see that some kids were already playing some games. Others were outside playing in a pool, adults mulling about to keep an eye on them. “Oh yes! This party is extra special for our little Clara!” the mother said, though she did look a tad frazzled. “We hired a special entertainer this year!” “Not a clown I hope. Clara was adamant in telling me she hated those!” Chitty said with a chuckle. “Oh no! Something much more special than that! He’s in the living room with Clara and her brother. Oh, pardon me I need to check the food!” the woman said, briskly walking off towards the kitchen. “He?” Chitty repeated. She then shrugged, taking herself and her gift over towards the room indicated. What she saw in there made her stop in stunned, delighted silence. A giant robotic dog is certainly not something you see every day.
by Jessica Kingstone
A Wooden Train Set That Lets Kids Compose Tune
To a kid, making music can seem very mysterious, but the fundamental love of playing around with different sounds and listening to how they sound when strung fluidly together is something every musician and composer discovers first in childhood. “I wanted a toy that allowed children to discover for themselves how music was actually made."
IT’S CALLED “SOUND TRACK"
def getting this for my kids
wait its really called sound track though.
someone saw the opportunity. and took it.
I doodled a young Chitty a few days ago and thought I might as well post it up here. It isn’t the best doodle but eh I had fun with it! Nothing else to add here.
Hey what the-- ACK!! Why would you draw this?? ...Well, at least you didn't show me wearing some ridiculous frilly dress or anything like that!! Oh how I hated those dresses, I'm not a doll!!
Reblog if your muse can sing.
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