Team Possible

Ahem!

Besides what the song covers, there's bit more you need to know. Rufus is named after the imaginary friend I had before I met Kim. He's been a part of Team Possible since our first mission, and is just as important to the team as me or Kim. He's also extremely smart, and should never be treated as anything less than human. Or Gargoyle, or mutant, or giant robot or- Well, you get the point.

((Note: Ron will be doing this and Rufus's bios))


Kimberly Anne "Kim" Possible, who is most likely going to kill me for using her full name. Teen hero, head cheerleader, A+ student, best friend since I was four, and girfriend since last year. She's a good person, cares a lot about others, and saves the world on a regular basis. She also can be way too competitive and retail-crazy.She excels at martial arts and should not be allowed to cook ever again. Seriously, how did the spaghetti end up on the ceiling?

Ronald "Ron" Stoppable: The distraction, the loser, the comic relief, the buffoon, the sidekick. And also a bigger hero than most give him credit for. He's afraid of monkeys, hell he's afraid of most things Kim ad he see on their world-saving missions. And yet he continues to go on them. Brave, loyal, despite the fact that he never gets any credit. Knowing that Kim needs him is thanks enough. Well, not quite. He'd definitely appreciate it somebody would actually remember his name once in a while.

Ron is a child at heart, can let popularity get to his head, and is defintley a slacker. He's more intelligent than many think, and an excellent chef. His running skills gained from missions have allowed him to become the running back for Middleton High's football team.

Special abillities include rarely usable Mystical Monkey powers, which make him a master of Tai Ching Pek Kwar, or monkey kung-fu, and give hims uper strength in addition. He also ahs a sheer amount of dumb luck working in his favor.

Okay so KP gave me the I dea to set up this online journal thingy, and she usually comes uo with badical ideas (not gonna mention the haircut). Plus something just got me so mad I actually had to write about it.

I hate "Lo, the Plow Shall Till the Soil of Redemption". And yet they're making me read it. I shouldn't even have to. We had to read it in school last year, but thanks to the Truth Ray incident, the school system decided to make it required reading this year. I mean , yeah, I only read the first three pages, but I almost dislocated my jaw from yawning. It was snobby, pompous, and overwritten. Who actually enjoyed reading it so much they put it on the curriculum I ask you?