Planetperson

I renewed yesterday.

We first heard about the odd tunnels the Blade Burrowers dig in the Rahi guide, as you said. People occaisionally asked Greg exactly what they were making; he of course responded that he couldn't answer it. It was in the Mutran Chronicles when Greg finally revisited the subject of the Blade Burrowers' tunnels, revealing that they actually dig the same exact pattern every time and that this pattern forms some sort of map. When asked online, Greg confirmed that this "map" is actually the Three Virtues symbol we are familiar with. He has since told us that this map includes the Matoran universe and extends beyond it. He recently said that it is not only a map, but also a reminder.

We originally thought the symbol was a conception of the inhabitants of the Matoran universe, but this is apparently not the case -- they inherited it from some unknown (although it most likely came via the Great Beings) outside source. Its meaning will be explored in 2009+, hopefully.

We think we have nothing else to do.

You'll still be doing the web instead of Leah?

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That's awful. My condolences.

Because works if it's starting an introductory independent clause.

It amazes me how some individuals can turn mastery of the English language into their profession and still occaisionally have so feeble a grasp over it.

Eddie Izzard is hilarious.

I'm sure it was very funny.

Ay caramba.

Interesting, if not encouraging, advice there.

Now go out and try Starbucks coffee ice cream.

Good for you, welcome to the club.

Very thoughtful, thumbs-up.

One place we look to for absolutes is mathematics. I haven't looked into the topic much myself -- I wish I would -- but as I understand it, math is on a track toward explaining the origin of our universe, namely the big bang. Everything we know, all the matter and energy in our physical reality might very well be a long-extended derivation of fundamental mathematical happenings. So things like water and crobars -- they do not concern absolutes because they are almost incalculably complex derivations of the absolutes, and so would have no other absolutes but the mathematical data that describes the arrangement of their matter.

Dude that was real. Pay up.

Ugh, internet dreams can be sooo wierd. These days, I simply never remember what my dreams are. Probably has something to do with only getting 3-4 hours of sleep a night.

Entry #1, Planetperson.

Thank you for everyone's votes thus far .

Nice. Thank you! B)

Entry #5, Planetperson.

The new sets are simply intense, every single one of them, and I love them all.

It scks.

The book explained surprisingly little, but it was worth getting, to be sure.

The Makuta.

(I don't think I can ever really get into the habit of calling him "Teridax.")

Ugh, I know. He is the Makuta.

I missed it too, glad to see screenshots finally.

Sounds like you are having a trying time, I'm sorry. Kudos for staying positive. I wish the best.