- Hear ye, hear ye, or just stop by. This area right here is where you will find all of the announcements, including of the month nominations, voting, and just about everything else that we deem important. As well as of the months here you can also check out what site-wide events were conducting and any updates that need to be announced. Stop by and check out the latest happenings around on the See What We Seas.

- So after you have checked out the rules and plot and made sure that your face claim is open, head over to this side of the site and precede to create your character. Before you begin, please check out what bans we have and take a peek at some of the accepted apps so you can get a feel for what we want here. You should also check out the claims, reservations and the wanted ads. When you post your application, make sure it is, LAST, first middle. If you do that, then everything should be all good.

Sub-boards: PENDING APPLICATIONS, COMPLETED APPLICATIONS

- Congratulations! You have survived the not so very grueling application process! You may pass go and collect two hundred dollars! All of the accepted applications will be sorted in here. Feel free to look around and read up on your favorite characters. They will be sorted by member group, and locked upon being processed. Then check out the claims, because we like to keep things nice and orderly like that.

Sub-boards: HARLEQUIN GIRLS, TESTOSTERONE BOYS

- So yeah, you have finally become a member! We are so happy to have you here! Well just as the title says, this place right here is for the claims. We have just about a million claims to fill out but then again, you want what is rightfully yours dont you? So take six or seven minutes to fill out the ones that pertain to your character and then you wont have to do it ever again! So please read the rules of each thread carefully, because some of them say in code and out of code. So please exorcise your reading ability and pay attention. Thank you.

- So shipping is just like the best part of role playing don't you agree? This place right here if for all of your shipping! Whether you want to do it by character or by all of your characters, no one really cares! Plotting is so important, and when people see that the members are willing to plot that usually makes them consider joining and we all want that. More members = more plots, its a lovely never ending circle.

Sub-board: WANTED ADS

- So we know that everyone loves a good game or two, so we have made this board just for you. Here you can post games, or random what nots pertaining to your life. If you feel like randomly telling us everything about yourself, then post it here. We like playing games ourselves, and spend a lot of time in here as we wait for replies, so I'm sure that this board will get plenty of love from everyone on our site! This board is open for any general conversations and such things that you deem fit to place in here.

- Yes, we are so kind. We know that people out there like things to look just as lovely as we do, so we have decided to have this lovely board. Here is here you can post some of your graphics, so other members can request you to make some for their characters. If graphics are made on this site, it is for this site only; if you choose to use you character somewhere else make sure to link them and credit to this site's member, or that persons Caution or ATF account. We don't condone stealing and if we find out you used them on another site and didn't credit, you will be banned from our site.

- We admins are well aware that not everyone can have perfect attendance. Everyone has a life and sometimes that takes away from such things as role playing or being able to get online. Which is exactly why we created this board. It would be a harrible thing if your character got mistakenly deleted because of inactivity. So, if your going on a mission or are going to be away from internet access for more than a day, post in here and tell us which characters that your absence will affect. This makes sure that we admins don't delete your character and that other members will be aware of why they have no replies awaiting them when they get online.

- This is where all the advertisements will go. This is the only place we allow advertising. There is a board for everything necessary in here, and if you don't post in the right board we will delete it. Double-posting is fine with us, though we will post twice on your site; so don't throw a fit! This board is guest-friendly. We would appreciate it if you kept your advert from stretching our site out, and would have a board for us to link-back. Thank you!

Sub-boards: FIRST LINK, LINK BACKS, AFFILIATIONS

- This is the place where all the students go if they are new to the school, need some information for their classes, or have gotten themselves into a pickle. The office seems to always be filled with a handful of kids in here for varying reasons. The finance office- for buying tickets to school dancing or paying off school fees, principle, vice principles, etc. are also located here. This is the main office of the school, and is one of the biggest buildings on Mission high's campus.

- The library doesn't get as much action as other buildings on the campus, but is still an important asset to the school. Mission high's library is named after the founder of the school, whom died shortly after founding Mission High. A lot of school clubs meet in the library, after school hours and do there club nonsense and what not. At the beginning of the year, students file in here to check out their school books and at the end of the year they return them. The library has two stories to it, and stair case, that leads up to the second floor. It's walls are covered in books, and the center has multiple tables for people to sit at as they read.

- This is the largest building on the campus, it has two stories, a large stage, and is equipped with anything a performer would want. This building is where all the school dances, performances, pep rallies, etc. are held. There is a pep rally every month, and the school has large functions throughout the school. If there is going to be a field trip of any sort, or something that the principle and staff feel they need to inform the students about, it all takes place here.

- What high school doesn't have class rooms? Student's go to school five days out of a seven day week, so we figure it's a good idea to have a few of these here. Students need to make up at least 180 credits to graduate from high school and move on to college, or get a job. To do this, students need to attend classes, which are right here in this lovely board.

- Lunch time! Yes the students favorite part of the day. Most students get the lunches here in the cafeteria, and sit and eat as they chat it up with their friends. This building is usually filled with the smell of crappy lunch food, and the buzzing sound of students gossiping about other students and their teachers. Most student's spend their lunch hour in this building, whether they are eating lunch or just spending time with their fellow students.

- This is a place many students come to work on class projects or papers that are due. There are many students that tend to come in here to just hang out on the internet if they have an open period, or during there lunch break. The computers don't have any internet restrictions, like most schools, so many students check their emails and other sites they waste their free time on.

- This is a large building on the front, left side of the school. This is where most students go when they have missed a day of school and need to get some make-up work or if they need to get a new schedule. There is almost always a few kids here. Not many kids get sent out of class in college, though it happens and they get sent up here or go home.

- The library gets plenty of action. Berkeley's students spend a lot of their time here, studying and working on homework. Being in college, the students need to work hard to reach their goals. At the beginning of the year, students file in here to check out their school books and at the end of the year they return them. The library has two stories to it, and stair case, that leads up to the second floor. It's walls are covered in books, and the center has multiple tables for people to sit at as they read.

- This is a very large building set for students who are majoring in theater. Any student who is looking to major in the performing arts, or is looking to improve their public speaking skills, have full access to the large stage. The auditorium doesn't get oo much use, but it is used plenty enough and hold the occasional school meeting or rally; though these aren't very common at the University, but they do hold school performances for the performing arts students.

- This building is full of students who are majoring in computers and other techy type stuff. There are computers for students who are in here studying and others that have the programs that the other students need. This building is almost always full of students, whether they be working on homework or doing a class project. It is a large two story building, that is filled with the quiet humming of running computers.

- Like any college, this is the main area. This is a large building, filled with multiple classrooms and other type of rooms that are needed for learning. It's one story, though it covers most of the school. Not very many students prefer to spend their time in the classrooms, though when they have a class they signed up for going on they need to show up. There are many professors who are ready to help students after school hours if a student so pleases.

- This large building is the place where ll the college students can go to eat breakfast, lunch or diner, depending on when their schedule takes place. They serve all types of tasty foods here, though certain students bring their own from home. This large building is usually filled with the hustle and bustle of students. Some come here to just hang out, others to eat, and some even do their work as they eat and talk amongst the other students.

- This is the dorm building for Berkeley's students who choose to live on campus. It has a different floor for each age group, different wing for each gender. Lights out is at ten on weekdays, and midnight on the weekends. The dorms have a special professor who walks through and does bed-checks, making sure there are no males in the females corridor.

- This is the dorm building for Berkeley's students who choose to live on campus. It has a different floor for each age group, different wing for each gender. Lights out is at ten on weekdays, and midnight on the weekends. The dorms have a special professor who walks through and does bed-checks, making sure there are no males in the females corridor.

Sub-board: DORM ROOM NUMBER SEVEN

- This is the dorm building for Berkeley's students who choose to live on campus. It has a different floor for each age group, different wing for each gender. Lights out is at ten on weekdays, and midnight on the weekends. The dorms have a special professor who walks through and does bed-checks, making sure there are no males in the females corridor.

- This is the dorm building for Berkeley's students who choose to live on campus. It has a different floor for each age group, different wing for each gender. Lights out is at ten on weekdays, and midnight on the weekends. The dorms have a special professor who walks through and does bed-checks, making sure there are no males in the females corridor.

- This is the dorm building for Berkeley's students who choose to live on campus. It has a different floor for each age group, different wing for each gender. Lights out is at ten on weekdays, and midnight on the weekends. The dorms have a special professor who walks through and does bed-checks, making sure there are no males in the females corridor.

Sub-board: DORM ROOM NUMBER FOUR

- This is the dorm building for Berkeley's students who choose to live on campus. It has a different floor for each age group, different wing for each gender. Lights out is at ten on weekdays, and midnight on the weekends. The dorms have a special professor who walks through and does bed-checks, making sure there are no males in the females corridor.

- The small book stores are around every corner of uptown San Francisco. They are filled with many different types of books and stories for all ages. The book stores come in different sizes, shapes, and expenses. The most famous of them all is the small run-down looking store, Ollivander's, which was the first store founded in San Fran. It sells all types of childeren's books and every Friday, the owners daughter reads a different childs book to the childeren.

- These stores seemed to be always filled with locals rushing to get their morning pick-me-up. If they aren't rushing out to leave for work or school, they sit around and use the free Wi-Fi or sit and have sophisticated conversations with other locals of San Francisco. San Francisco has many different types of shops that sell coffee, tea and other types of spices that could please any type of person living in the city.

Sub-boards: BLUE BOTTLE COFFEE SHOP, CENTRAL COFFEE, TEA AND SPICE, BERNIE'S, STARBUCKS COFFEE, FOUR BARREL COFFEE SHOP

- Though it may not have many, San Francisco has very beautiful. Parks are great fun for the whole family, including the pets. The parks are large enough for kids to get in some great derping fun, and for the pets to get some good exercise as you throw around a ball for them. Yes, we endorse balls.

Sub-boards: LUNA PARK, GOLDEN GATE PARK

- If your ready for your body and mind to be overwhelmed by pure serenity, then treat yourself to a fabulous massage. The calming atmosphere just adds that little extra icing to the cake. The massage Therapists have the perfect hands and know exactly how to sooth your muscles and bodies from all the aches and pains your daily life throws at you.

- China Town is the largest Chinese Community outside of Asia. China Town is active and retains its own customs, languages, and places of worship. social clubs, and identity. Its most popular name by the locals is the "city-within-a-city." It has over 300 restaurants and shops. Tourist's can easily become immersed in a microcosmic Asian world.

Sub-boards: BANK OF CANTON, CHURCHES, SING CHONG BUILDING, CHINATOWN STREETS

- Hallelujah, praise the lord! Yup, I went there. Being there may be many characters against religion, it's always good for those few to have a place to go and worship their god. These churches vary from all types of religion and let all people know that it's okay to have faith in something, even if you can't see it or feel it. It never hurt anyone to put their faith in something they didn't know was real, right? Well, that's exactly why we have this board, because we believe in believing.

- San Francisco has the largest, most realistic Planetarium. This large building has every discovery about space every made, recorded in its vast history files. It is filled with knowledge about the universe and what makes it up. Though it is a very knowledge filled place, it is also very romantic. late at night, the Planetarium turns its very large, brilliant telescope towards the sky and people can come in and get a close up look at the stars above them. Its large facilities make it quite nice for many people to occupy when meteor showers and such go on, even when they aren't happen right above San Fran; the telescope is wired to others and gets the feed of great intragalactic happenings.

- San Francisco has one of the most varied types of apartment complexes in the US. Its apartments come in all types of sizes, shapes, colors, ages, etc. Most of the apartments are small two bedroom, though there are still plenty of large, and even small apartments for people to live in. San Francisco has living corridors for most any type of small or not so small family. These buildings are usually three to four floors high, and have multiple rooms with parking garages next to them, or behind them for residences to park there cars.

Sub-boards: 1346 40TH AVENUE, 34 STONEHILL ROAD

- These buildings are a tad bit different than the apartments, though have many similarities. Condominiums, or condos, are essentially apartments that are individually owned. These are generally less expensive than most single family homes, but tend to have the cons of living in an apartment building (i.e noise from neighbors, above and below, no yard, etc.). These places usually have a parking lot in the front of them for residents to park their automobiles.

- These homes are like large country homes, on the mountain sides on San Francisco. These housings are all different types, but highly priced; mainly for their beautiful views of the bay and sea. These homes are high priced, though well worth it. These homes are most sought after, though usually richer families tend to own them.

- Victorian homes are known for their large size, and history. Most of these homes have been around as long as the city has. They are very large and usually have multiple stories. They resemble small mansions in a way, and their histories make them a great part of the city. San Francisco relaters take pride in these homes, and they tend to be on the more expensive side. They are more in the uptown part of San Francisco, though a few have a lovely view of the bay.

Sub-board: 217 HAIGHT STREET

- San Francisco has a large variety of hotels. These can accommodate visiting family members or tourist of any time. With it's large selection, San Francisco has a place for any type of person to stay comfortably. The hotels vary in size and expense, some being shabby and run-down other very pristine and high class. These hotels have been awarded stars in big and small numbers, and some are new, and quite a few are older.

- Flats are very similar to condos, they aren't exactly apartment like though. They can be owned, and are cheaper than buying a house. Though, unlike the condos, they are only one story,making them definable as a flat. These living ares are nice for small, single families, probably not with any animals bigger than a cat. They are a lot like apartments, though don't have as many stories, but do have the same size and such.

Sub-board: 346 KING STREET

- Generally former commercial or industrial buildings that have been converted into apartments. These buildings rarely provide a doorman and usually consist of vast spaces with high ceilings. They are found all over San Francisco, especially after the large earthquake. Most buildings were turned into loft apartments instead of the building they were originally.

- There’s something for everyone at Fisherman’s Wharf: food, views, history, family fun and more. It is considered a food lover's haven because of its many restaurants and is said to have some of the best dining in the world. During the day, street performers are here to tirelessly entertain you: magicians, mimes, musicians, jugglers, clowns and fire-eaters take pride in their efforts to make you feel welcome at Fisherman's Wharf. At night the wharf offers live music, theater, dancing, comedy clubs and much more.

- Westfield San Francisco Centre resides in the heart of the city, just blocks from Union Square. Just over 10 miles from San Francisco Airport and 20 miles from Oakland Airport, the center is conveniently located a few blocks fro the 101 and highway 80. Valet parking is available on 5th Street. Several parking garages are available off Missio, Ellis, Geary and 3rd Streets. This large shopping center is perfect for all ages, and has a variety of different stores in the large building.

- San Francisco has a large selection of restaurants and fine dining. It has places for families to go out and eat, or for couples to go out for a romantic date. San Francisco's restaurants are mainly located in downtown, though they can be found most anywhere. They can be large or small, and have all different types of taste and feel to them. With it's large variety of foods, from Mexican to American, Indian to sea food, it can please any hungry soul out there.

Sub-boards: E&O TRADING COMPANY, FARALLON, THE RAINFOREST CAFE, JOHN'S GRILL, ANNABELLE'S BAR AND BISTRO, RUTH'S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE

- The Golden Gate Bridge is acclaimed as one of the world's most beautiful bridges. With its tremendous towers, sweeping main cables, and great span, it is a sensory beauty featuring color, sound, and light. The Bridge can be a very busy place, particularly during the summer months. It is estimated that about nine million people from around the world visit the Bridge each year. The Golden Gate bridge has a beautiful view of almost all of San Francisco and is one of the largest bridges in California.

- San Francisco's night life is as diverse as San Francisco itself. Each district of bars and clubs have their own distinct flavors. With a lot of gay-friendly bars everywhere. From electronic music clubs to hip-hop or chill art lounges. There are clubs and bars for every type of person.

Sub-boards: THE PARLOR, RUBY SKY, CLUB DELUXE, CASTRO, ROCKIT ROOM

- The evolution of the San Francisco Zoo into today's Zoo has been one of steady progress in transforming the Zoo into a conservation Zoo. The San Francisco Zoological Society's highest priorities are providing quality animal care, wildlife conservation and education, and connecting people with animals. We hope to inspire you to a greater appreciation of wildlife around us by creating naturalistic new habitats, renovating older exhibits, providing animals with a vast array of stimuli and behavioral enrichment opportunities, and providing unique opportunities for the public to experience wildlife through interactive activities and up close animal encounters.

- PIER 39, San Francisco's premier getaway, invites you to enjoy unparalleled Bay views of the City's most popular landmarks. Explore two levels of dining, entertainment, shopping and attractions where you'll be treated to an unforgettable San Francisco experience!

- The home of Berkeley University. It is popular with art lovers, shoppers and food lovers. Berkeley has all types of shops and museums that would spark an interest in any person. Its many stores line the streets of Berkeley and provide anything peoples little hearts could desire.

- This growing town is probably one of the most unique towns in all of California. It is full of things to keep it's residents busy. For example, it is home to two water parks, numerous small business and a ton of memories to make. Roseville is is just a short fourteen miles away from Sacramento.

- Who doesn't adore Vallejo? Nobody, that's who. Vallejo has twice served as the capitol of California, before Sacramento claimed the title. Vallejo is also home to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, which is one of the main reasons it is so frequently visited.

- Los Angeles is the most populous city in the state of California and the second most populous in the entire united states. LA is the home of Hollywood and Disney Land. LA is also the third largest economic center in the world.

- San Diego is the home of Sea World and the lovely San Diego Beach. Sea World is a large park, mostly dedicated to sea animals and water rides. The San Diego beach is a large sandy harbor, with lots of water for swimmers and surfers to enjoy. It doesn't matter what you do in San Diego, chances are your going to get soaked. Most go to San Diego to enjoy these two things, but there are more reasons such as family and what not.

- Fresno isn't very interesting, though it has gorgeous country and grass lands for days. There may not be much to do, but if you feel like taking the family or a loved one out to the country for a nice horse ride. It also has many grapes, and wine testing and during the autumn it grows and sells pumpkins for all your Halloween needs.

- Who hasn't wanted to visit Hawaii at least once in their life? Nobody, because your born knowing it's one of the most beautiful places in the world! Come and Visit this lovely island and get your surf on. It's vast sandy beaches, and large ocean waters provide a great get away for any type of person. Come with the family, or a spouse; either way you'll have a great time and get a nice tan! Oahu is a great place to get in some surfing, or even swim lessons for the younger ones!

- The most amazing amusement park is located here! Yes, that's right, Disney World! The beginning of every child's fantasies and the most popular place in the United States. This amusement park is reason enough to visit Florida, though if you want any other reason to come it also has several more amusement park such as Lego Land. Orlando, Florida has some of the most visited amusement parks, and offers a great get away for the whole family!

- Of course if your visiting Boston, Massachusetts you need to stop by the amazing Fenway Park. Bring your kids out to the oldest Major League Baseball Park and teach them about the baseball you watched when you were their age! It also has plenty of Museums, that can be educational and entertaining. Also, Boston his home of the Harbor Islands National Park which consist of thirty-four islands just of the Harbor of Boston, Massachusetts.

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New Orleans is one of the world's most fascinating cities. Steeped in a history of influences from Europe, the Caribbean, Africa and beyond, it's a brilliant mosaic of culture, food and music. You'll find brimming bowls of gumbo, late nights in jazz clubs, strolls through historic neighborhoods and tantalizing festivals throughout the year. Come down and experience one of America's most culturally and historically rich destinations. It's also great to come and celebrate Mardi Gras, which literally translates to Fat Tuesday.

- Two of the finest zoos in the country are located in the Chicago area and both are highly recommended. First, on the city's north side is Lincoln Park Zoo. This free zoo is open every day of the year. While it is one of the oldest zoos in the country, it is also one of the most modern. Brookfield Zoo, located in Brookfield, Illinois, just west of Chicago, is situated on 216 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds, featuring over 2,000 animals. The Museum Campus, near Soldier Field, is home to The Field Museum and the Adler Planetarium, two excellent museums. See our museums section for more information. Also located at Museum Campus is the Shedd Aquarium, which is the world's largest indoor aquarium with more than 8,000 aquatic animals representing more than 700 species from all parts of the world. You can take a water taxi between Museum Campus and Navy Pier.

- Come and see the great Northern Lights, that move across the sky during the evening. You can also do some whale watching, which can be very interesting for anyone. It also has many trails and rain forest museums and such to visit. Also, you can visit Mendenhall Glaciers.

- Mexico has many museums and historical places to visit such as the National Museum of Anthropology. You can also visit the Palacio de Bellas Artes, which serves as the cities largest top performance hall and art museum with its all white marble. Ballet Folklorico de Mexico is one of the cities greatest ballets best performing group, and tends to travel around the city.

- The city of love, speaking the language of love, so why not bring out your loved one for a romantic getaway? After having a romantic night out on the town, you can take a look at the gorgeous Eiffel Tower. There are also romantic boat tours of the Seine River. You could also visit Notre Dame. Paris has much to offer and is a lovely place to visit.

- Take a tour with one of the Yeoman Warders around the Tower of London, one of the world's most famous buildings. Visit the world's largest maritime museum, the historic Queen's House, and the Royal Observatory Greenwich: all now part of the Royal Museums Greenwich. Stand astride the Prime Meridian, touch a meteorite, and see the stars in the planetarium. London has much to offer.

- In Venice you can do many things, though your trip isn't complete unless you take a trip on one of the vast water ways, such as the Grand Canal. You can also visit one of the great operas, Musica A Palazzo. You can also visit one of it's great landmarks, St. Mark's Square.

- Toky spells out shopping! Any where you go in Tokyo you can find a great place to shop and get some trendy clothing. If you want to see all of Tokyo at once, just go up the Tokyo Tower, and get a glorious view of all of Tokyo. Or Ueno Park, which is almost always crowded, but well worth it.

- For centuries of its existence the Moscow Kremlin has been witness of many famous and tragic events of our history. Moscow is also filled with many Cathedrals, making it seem like a very religious place to be. Moscow has many attractions to visit, and is a great place to go if your character has family or wants to learn more about the Russian Culture.