Talk Out Of Character here.

Moderator: [. R . a e .]

's right... Play whatever odd forum game that floats your boat.

This board is guest friendly. At least, to the guests who put up the Brookhaven banner on the site they advertise. Members may advertise freely, but putting the banner on their sites is greatly appreciated!

Guests may ask questions, members questions, polls, requests for boards/anything else, and picture requests.

This is a fairly small mall, as Brookhaven is a fairly small, isolated town. However, there are a few resteraunts and eating places, and a rather wide selection of stores to choose from... There is also a movie theater located in the mall.

A small cafe... Coffee, breakfeast, lunch, and dinner are served. This cafe is open until rahter late at night.

A typical library. It is one of the largest buildings in Brookhaven. There are rows of computers, and hundreds of aisles of books. The nicer of the students sometimes come here to escape the wrath of the 'mean' students.

Two cement basket ball courts set fairly close together. This place is used as a hang out, or a fighting ground, as not many cops roll by here. The 'bad' side of the students are who are seen here.

A public swimming pool.

This is actually an arcade. It was nicknamed the lounge, for it's lack of arcade games, though there are a few, and large amounts of seating. The shop soon got comfortable chairs, and bean bags, and it turned into a type of lounge. All types of people are seen here, and an occaisional fight has been known to start here.

Not technically a garage, but it aquired it's name because 'garage' bands, or just anyone can come here to sing, or play.

In the part of Brookhaven that has enough buildings to create alleys, the largest one is known as, 'The' Alley. If you don't watch yourself here, be prepared for a more than probable beating...

Your typical beach. A few shops are lined up a ways away from the shore. A pier stands above the water. A few firepits are speckled over the beach.

Physical Education class is held in the gym.

Math class. Many different types and levels of math.

English (grammar and all that), Spanish, French, and German are taught here.

The school cafeteria. As in most schools, the cafeteria lunches aren't usually at the top of someone's favorite list... Some bring lunches from home. The tables are divided into groups, and it can be hard for newer students to find a group to sit with.

The school is surrounded by a brick wall, about five feet tall. It is possible to climb up and sit on the wall, while waiting on someone, or just to hang out.

The back of the school. Students who ditch classes can often be found out here, of course, none of the teachers know that this is where the run to.