User:Ruriko

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Ruriko is, allegedly, the mischievously mad individual behind the Yuriban Encyclopedia.

She hasn't been able to hold down more than one character ever since she first started on the MUSH, New Year's Eve, 2002. (That's December 31st, damnit. The MUSH *was* around then.)

She is intelligent, witty, clever, adorable, well-read, and hoping you will not realize that this is a user page and not an article, and therefore not subject to any kind of fact-checking whatsoever.

Ruriko may or may not have had anything to do with hiding a tarot card dispenser in the Folding House.

Ruriko is secretly Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Clue, and with punish you in the name of the Clue with the help of her trusty Clue Wand. (Not secretly a crowbar with a paper star taped to it.)

About the Player

Ruriko is very secretive about who she is, what she does, and a good amount of other personally identifiable information. In the most general terms, she is studying to be a white-hat, and sometimes requires a bop on the head now and again to be reminded to be nice. Ruriko is a transhumanist, a Democrat, a sometimes writer, still in college, knows how to muck inside a computer, has inhaled far too much lead solder fumes for her own good, is myopic, and lives on an island. She enjoys cooking, and has been encouraged to pursue a career in that direction, but figures that making a career out of it would suck all the enjoyment out of it.

Ruriko is a rather adventurous eater.

Ruriko cannot stand pizza that does not have vegetables on it.

Ruriko holds performance first and foremost, and aesthetics to follow soon thereafter.

Ruriko wishes she could draw pretty pictures and play the clarinet.

Ruriko has a love-hate relationship with Mountain Dew. (Except that game fuel nonsense. Shameless marketing, oy.)

Ruriko fangirls over Link.

Ruriko suffers from occasional panic attacks.

Ruriko is, during the month of October 2007, taking her first sabbatical from the MUSH since she started.

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