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((Can't since ground adult and I have to sleep anyway :/))

Quote from: BFEL on September 26, 2013, 12:32:43 am

Quote from: Lenglon on September 26, 2013, 12:14:59 am

((Tiruin, Xan, Sean, kisame, SC, Cael, Paris...
thank you.

Devastator, if you want to keep on berating me, please take it to PMs. I'm perfectly capable of defending myself, and I don't want to clog the thread with useless infighting. to answer in brief, I disagree with every single point you've made in every single post on this subject.))

((Well *I* disagree with every single point on every single subject by every single person in every single universe. Because UNIQUE
But I'll admit that it IS a bit worrisome that you are apparently getting genemodded for free. I had personally imagined, if STEPHEN HAWKING didn't work out, that I would create a character who spent ALL his tokens on genemodding. And considering that even the simplest voluntary genemods are listed at prices that could take AN ENTIRE MISSION to obtain, it seems a bit messed that you essentially get some for free.))

((The Doktor is a UNIQUE person. Standard things, listed in the armory, that have been done before? They are boring, and you have to compensate him. New things, UNIQUE things? You need only ask. ^_^ Faith got a massive medical overhaul on the spot for literally just asking if it's possible. It didn't last long or do much good in the end, but still.))

((Indeed. I have ... ideas that I can suggest to him provided that I can get fishguy's head.
And after the mission, of course.))

((...and how'd he become a living spaceship?))

Az-Sho appears, his head half surfacing out of the ground, resembling a gigantic red hill with a terrifying orange eye.
12 hours and 16 minutes ago, something appeared on the other side of this world, in a vast stretch of mountainous wastelands that suck the life out of whoever goes there. I ... thought I recognized the object. Hoped it was what I thought it was. But I could not go through with it.
The great eye blinks regretfully.
The particular magic contained in those lands does not affect me, but the thing that has appeared there and I have a history. I cannot bear another heartbreak, so I send you. I will extend my protection to you against the soul stealing, but you must go to this location - the listeners have a sudden imprint of a location - crater, miles wide / slag covering area / the ground is as glass / - at a spot approximately 5000 miles from where they are.
I leave it up to you how you travel there, though I warn you against teleporting or using magic to get there - the wastes drain magic from the caster and have a peculiar resistance to spells. Go there, seek out this object, and bring it back to me. If you succeed in this - at this an absolutely massive block of a peculiar jem that appears to be crystallized magma rises out of the ground - and you all shall have as much of the earth's wealth as you can carry.
What say you?

Quote from: greatorder on September 25, 2013, 07:35:30 pm

Chaos always beats order, because chaos is better organised.

But Order always arises. Think, the universe started as nothing but Chaos. And yet, things have grown some semblance of order, a great deal of complexity, and a lot beyond the "Universal molecular fog" we had for a good while.

Chaos may beat Order,  but Chaos always loses in the long-run because its Chaoticness is not stable. It eventually creates Order, simply by virtue of randomly being things till it lands on something that doesn't change to something else. Trust me on this one.

Anyway, I have finally found a school club I can enjoy! And one that involves arguing! Oh joy!

Actually, perfect order was at the exact moment of the Big Bang. Entropy's been increasing ever since.

((that has given me an idea

teach Niklas my skills at !!MEDICINE!! nothing can go wrong))

((I am but a humble flying chair chef with spiked chairs that weigh 32.5 kilograms of solid steel each and are aerodynamic for hands, sir. I'm not skilled enough to be a doctor.))

Yay I'm in because pre registering!
This'll be ... fun.

((I don't mind; it indirectly caused my ascendency into chairdom.))