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...Turkeys have teeth? Turkiis, not Turkeys. Get it straight.

As if eating your lawn wasn't bad enough...

You've got it all backwards. It was after we determined we had such a perfect group that we I brought the Fantastic Four idea in. And you forget about Doctor DoomNuva and GalacTor who just aren't around much. Probably because they're bad guys, and bad guys never win. They're too busy being defeated to converse much. Takuma Nuva What happens if a fifth person starts hanging around as much as the other four? It took you that long to realize that?

You have to go back in time, get a job at Marvel Comics, and rewrite it so that it's the Fantastic Five/Fantastic Six instead of the Fantastic Four, for one thing. Ditto that, Bro. It's really a shame that the number of friends you'll accept is based on a a comic book.

It looks to me like everyone realized they were married and subsequently realized they were all divorced. Interesting. Any way I can get into these discussions? Nah, that happens all the time.

Rickrolling: Giving someone a link that you claim leads to something either relevant to the previous discussion, or interesting in it's own right, but actually leads to a 1987 music video of Rick Astley singing "Never Gonna Give You Up".

Oh, sweet! No, don't do that! That'd be a big mistake! Should anyone else volunteer for your spot while you're volunteering for it, you might end up losing it to them!

I'll take Laughin'Man's spot! =D I didn't Rickroll anyone yesterday... Actually, I pretty much didn't do anything April Fools-y... Are there any qualifications or forms I need to meet or fill out? Thanks. Oh, by the way, I got Portal yesterday!

You don't need to "worship" Lucas to like Star Wars stuff. A lot of it, including KotOR (Especially KotOR), is genuinely exceptional, by the genre's standards. No, but I have a favorite website that's just loaded down with KOTOR game modifications (normally shortened to the first three letters but BZP filters it to "Moderator" ). You can do all sorts of stuff to your game just by adding all this stuff done by fans and the like. Restoration of cut content, new costumes, Halo energy swords, and other such 'cetera. There's also modifications for lots of games for PC such as Portal, Empire at War, Halo, WoW, and lots more. I should post some of their "Picture of the Day" bits here. Some of them are pure hilarity. Oh, and you spoke my mind on the second part. I'm a big fan of Star Wars, but I don't cotton-pickin' worship George Lucas. You gotta admit, the man is a genius, but I respect him for that. I don't treat him like something to have a religion about. Geez... Takuma Nuva Ah, now I remember. I've read about the content that's been made restore-able. That's cool. Sounds like a pretty awesome site. Too bad I don't have any of those games. ...I have no clue if I'm supposed to reply to your last line, or what. Mental incapacity of mine, I guess. Sorry.

AAHH! It broke!! Apparently it was a limited-time offer.

"We're no strangers to love, thirty minutes ago, You know the rules, and so do I, thirty minutes ago, A full commitment's what I'm thinking of, thirty-one minutes ago, You wouldn't get this from, thirty-one minutes ago, any other guy, I, thirty-one minutes ago, just wanna tell you how I'm feeling, Gotta make you, thirty-one minutes ago, understand..." Rick Astley, jammed inside Twitter's servers. XD

How, exactly, did you do that to him? Does KotOR have a character editor? You don't need to "worship" Lucas to like Star Wars stuff. A lot of it, including KotOR (Especially KotOR), is genuinely exceptional, by the genre's standards.

Himself, ironically.

Laughin and Turakii. Who else? *shrug*

*ahem* I, a Californian, can make note of 30 degree weather, and say "Let's go out for Starbucks Frappuccinos."; being frozen from the outside is far more effective when you're being frozen from the inside as well. I don't know if I belong in California, but I'm here now, so don't assume that those rules are necessarily even close to accurate. No, I walked outside in a T-Shirt. That's ridiculous. It can't happen. Shame on you. We always let our dogs sleep indoors. Actually, you might turn into a Bose-Einstein condensate...

I can't even install the Unity Web Player. It gives me an error regarding inappropriate permissions. *joins the club*

ARGH. I was awake at 12:00. That'd be 3:00 to you. I should've SAID something. ARGH. Or, maybe not, considering the mental state I was in. A sort of "SSAGSHJAGHGHJGGF"-y state. Or, maybe it would've been better that way. ARGH. ... <.< ... >.> ... ARGH.

Sounds like you're a video game designer who works on those cliche zombie-apocalypse games. And actually, if the temporal fabric was torn... well, we have no clue what would happen. It'd probably involve paradoxes. Lots and lots of paradoxes. The temporal corruption might spread out from the anomaly point, and corrupt the whole universe, or it might be instantaneous, depending on any available temporal paradoxes looping through temporality. Or it may not move anywhere, and be isolated to a single anomaly at the point of creation... Or elsewhere, should the spacial plane be damaged. And as for what the corrupted universe would be like is unknown as well. No one knows what happens when you create a paradox. And don't count on any TV show to be accurate. XD I can hold a realistic discussion on temporal physics. Do you like that? ...Your cleaning up my brains that just splattered on the wall. I apologize; I do have the tendency to cause that to happen an unusually large amount of times. And I'm noticing some inaccuracies in what I stated; When I said, "No one knows what happens when you create a paradox," I didn't actually go and check to see if there has been a recent, dominant theory regarding the physics of temporal paradoxes which would define their behavior, but I can only expect so much knowledge when we haven't actually created one. Or, at least, I'm not aware that anyone has created one, and I tend to know more about science progression than the average member of the population does. However, if one had been created, I'd expect it to be much more obvious than something able to be kept secret, as how would you actually keep people from knowing about a flaw in the universe? And it would have to be kept as secret as possible, as knowledge about temporal paradoxial physics would be an incredible breakthrough in science; and the obvious lack of knowledge thereof in more easily reachable science knowledge repositories leads to the conclusion that temporal paradoxial physics knowledge is currently unknown. Naturally, the paradox could be something completely unexpected (by me, at least), and possibly be easily manipulatable (or, at least, small), or something else entirely; and that could make the knowledge easily secret-able. Thus, the actual result of a tear in temporal fabric would be known (should someone or some group be able to obtain knowledge from studying the paradox) by some (those with the proper top-secret credentials to be allowed to know about the temporal anomaly), but not us, so we can not come to a physics-law-defined conclusion as to what said temporal fabric tear would create, destroy, or whatever else. Please note, I am not a certified expert on these matters; I just know a lot. I also apologize in advance for any more exploded brains that this causes. *brain explosion* and I can't open a pickle jar. Feel free to talk as much as you want now. Every part of my body that could explode just did. I'm assuming that means there aren't any remaining contiguous atoms from your body in existence. Generally, when someone is made of verbally-triggerable combustible organic materials, it composes all of their body, leading to, at maximum, total annihilation. Thus, you would be mentally communic... Oh, never mind; before I demolish the server! XD

Sounds like you're a video game designer who works on those cliche zombie-apocalypse games. And actually, if the temporal fabric was torn... well, we have no clue what would happen. It'd probably involve paradoxes. Lots and lots of paradoxes. The temporal corruption might spread out from the anomaly point, and corrupt the whole universe, or it might be instantaneous, depending on any available temporal paradoxes looping through temporality. Or it may not move anywhere, and be isolated to a single anomaly at the point of creation... Or elsewhere, should the spacial plane be damaged. And as for what the corrupted universe would be like is unknown as well. No one knows what happens when you create a paradox. And don't count on any TV show to be accurate. XD I can hold a realistic discussion on temporal physics. Do you like that? ...Your cleaning up my brains that just splattered on the wall. I apologize; I do have the tendency to cause that to happen an unusually large amount of times. And I'm noticing some inaccuracies in what I stated; When I said, "No one knows what happens when you create a paradox," I didn't actually go and check to see if there has been a recent, dominant theory regarding the physics of temporal paradoxes which would define their behavior, but I can only expect so much knowledge when we haven't actually created one. Or, at least, I'm not aware that anyone has created one, and I tend to know more about science progression than the average member of the population does. However, if one had been created, I'd expect it to be much more obvious than something able to be kept secret, as how would you actually keep people from knowing about a flaw in the universe? And it would have to be kept as secret as possible, as knowledge about temporal paradoxial physics would be an incredible breakthrough in science; and the obvious lack of knowledge thereof in more easily reachable science knowledge repositories leads to the conclusion that temporal paradoxial physics knowledge is currently unknown. Naturally, the paradox could be something completely unexpected (by me, at least), and possibly be easily manipulatable (or, at least, small), or something else entirely; and that could make the knowledge easily secret-able. Thus, the actual result of a tear in temporal fabric would be known (should someone or some group be able to obtain knowledge from studying the paradox) by some (those with the proper top-secret credentials to be allowed to know about the temporal anomaly), but not us, so we can not come to a physics-law-defined conclusion as to what said temporal fabric tear would create, destroy, or whatever else. Please note, I am not a certified expert on these matters; I just know a lot. I also apologize in advance for any more exploded brains that this causes.

YOUR COMPUTER IS SO AWESOME... ...WOW... Now, what's this about Bitil?... *rereads topic* ...Oh. His launcher's silver. Move him to the left a bit.