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Quote from: Sirus on January 15, 2013, 01:14:57 am

Quote from: misko27 on January 15, 2013, 01:13:02 am

Transabled? It's possible, for example, to lose the ability to have sex entirely depending on the disablility. like certain people in wheelchairs. And someone, please, if I have no clue waht is going on, please correct me.
 
Wikipedia tells me otherkin are people who think they are animals in human bodies. In the words of Aristopheles, "That's just silly".

"Transabled" refers to people who are not disabled but wish to be (for whatever reason).

... Um. If you have a brick and a spinal cord, that is EASILY fixed. How do they manage to stay 'abled' if they don't want to be? o.O

Don't ask me! I don't understand it at all D:

Transabled? It's possible, for example, to lose the ability to have sex entirely depending on the disablility. like certain people in wheelchairs. And someone, please, if I have no clue waht is going on, please correct me.
 
Wikipedia tells me otherkin are people who think they are animals in human bodies. In the words of Aristopheles, "That's just silly".

"Transabled" refers to people who are not disabled but wish to be (for whatever reason).

Quote from: Sirus on January 15, 2013, 12:31:22 am

Quote from: Japa on January 15, 2013, 12:23:00 am

I made something wonderful.

Gonna share with the class?

One would imagine it's the downright peachy new avatar he has.

Oh. Yeah, that makes sense.

Oh man, I've been checking out the rulebook for Rogue Trader and I've really been wanting to try it. If you host a game online, I'd be most interested.

Quote from: Sirus on January 14, 2013, 10:55:32 pm

In any case, since as far as I'm aware we do not have access to hypermatter reactors or the capacity to build anything with a 900km radius, this whole discussion is moot

We would if Obama waqwsn't anti-science.

It ain't Obama's fault! He's a big supporter of science fairs and the like. Blame Congress for this one.

In any case, since as far as I'm aware we do not have access to hypermatter reactors or the capacity to build anything with a 900km radius, this whole discussion is moot

Quote from: Hanslanda on January 14, 2013, 07:50:28 pm

Quote from: MaximumZero on January 14, 2013, 07:15:20 pm

A) No. They actually use pretty good chunks of meat.
B) I don't know. I can't eat lettuce. It always looks pretty vibrant and crunchy, though.
C) No. They use real cheese, not that stuff you get with boxed macaroni.

Where are you that Taco Bell is so friggin' bad?

Wait, what? Enhance.

Quote from: MaximumZero on January 14, 2013, 07:15:20 pm

B) I don't know. I can't eat lettuce. It always looks pretty vibrant and crunchy, though.

ENHANCE!

Quote from: MaximumZero on January 14, 2013, 07:15:20 pm

I can't eat lettuce.

MAXIMUM CARNIVORE!

It's true. My body does terrible things when you put fiber in it.

...It becomes regular?

@ GWG:

The problem with this logic is that "Alderaan Destruction" power also "blow up a space ship."

You're forgetting that "Alderaan Destruction" power also takes an entire day to recharge. So the fact that the Death Star was firing multiple shots during the Battle of Endor implies that it was using much less power for each shot.

A more accepted (AFAIK) theory is that a fair-sized space rock struck the still-molten Earth, causing a chunk of lava and at least part of the rock to go into orbit. Kinda. Science is annoying like that--it doesn't lend itself to one-sentence descriptions.

Point is, that chunk of rock was not perfectly spherical. It took a very long time (from our perspective, anyway) for that chunk to coalesce with the thousands of other chunks to form that big old off-white ball in the sky.