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Shouldn't there be a random number generator around here somewhere. I swear there were a couple.Here.
((Lazy Answer.((Some unicellular organisms have sexual reproduction. Besides, given the presence of complex organs like jaws, electric and other sensory organs, digestive glands, trunks, limbs, proboscises, spines, and apparently nervous systems, we don't seem to be so much "unicellular" as "plankton".))((Can you provide an example of unicellular organisms that reproduce in such a manner?))
((Besides, plankton can also be, and frequently is unicellular.))((Many plankton are also larvae for crustaceans and the like. Should we assume that we'll grow into crabs?
I'm conflicted which text I should interpret as actions. I can use almost all of kj's posts, so I might. We'll see.DO EEEEET
Also, how will death be handled?With a funeral. Or a memorial service, if there isn't a body to recover.
Fair enough. But I doubt GWG would go through that much trouble just for the sake of realism.Yeah, when you didn't state I placed you somewhere in the Tokyo region.
((Nice insult. >_>))((His cripplingly short 5'7" height, above average for the day and only mocked because of a unit conversion issue due to him being slightly over five French feet in height, and said French feet being about 20% longer if my calculations aren't off.))((He is saying Napoleon had an inferiority complex, due to his height.))((I vote we rename Grate Napoleon.))((Why?))
((...how did I/we insult people?))
((Or cats. Summon lots of cats.))((Cats aren't objects.))
Even then, you were off by about a... Hmm, so he used magic in twenty turns... 15 times, he screwed up... 3 times, huh, I think I missed something, nope, apparently not, so 20% of screwing up with magic, that's an acceptable number really.Since both 1's and 6's tend to cause screwups, that's nicely above-average.
