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inhistorybooks

[033: voice]

Sep 23, 2011 20:46

Not to beat a dead horse, but that port wasn't all that bad. And I know someone somewhere'd probably find something to argue about when I say this, but I think most of us that had exposure to 'em? Had a period of liking Disney movies and fairytales and stuff like that. And we all outgrow 'em, some faster then others, but that doesn't mean you're ( Read more... )

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Private consultcriminal September 24 2011, 01:16:17 UTC

Why would I want to be there?

Private inhistorybooks September 24 2011, 01:17:52 UTC

I don't know. Why wouldn't you be?

Private consultcriminal September 24 2011, 01:19:03 UTC

Because I have no interest in your personal life. [SUCH A LIE.]

Private inhistorybooks September 24 2011, 01:31:58 UTC

Well, if you really don't want to, you don't have to come, but you're still invited.

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HELLO, COBRA COMMANDER 2.0... t_x_unit September 24 2011, 01:43:02 UTC

What is your level of competence regarding microprocessors, structural engineering, robotics and nanotechnology?

THAT WAS ONLY IN MIRRORVERSE ;; inhistorybooks September 24 2011, 01:53:14 UTC

I'm the Chief Engineer on board the first Warp Five capable starship, and through that have had a lotta exposure to advanced and generally alien technology, so I'd say it's pretty high. Why?

t_x_unit September 24 2011, 02:05:58 UTC

I like your educational standards...

inhistorybooks September 24 2011, 02:07:36 UTC

I'm flattered.

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hourglass_twin September 24 2011, 02:31:31 UTC

I don't know what Disney is, but there were many stories I enjoyed when I was young, though one always seems to be...applicable more often than not.

Once there was a dwarf who found a sleeping dragon in its cave and decided to slay it. He hacked at it and hacked at it with his axe, but he couldn't break through the dragon's scales. The dragon didn't even wake up. Then, the dragon rolled over, crushing the dwarf and the axe, and was never even aware of the attempt to slay it.

How often do people try for things with all their might, only to be crushed without the object of their attention even knowing they exist?

inhistorybooks September 24 2011, 20:56:04 UTC

Disney is a production company that makes movies aimed at kids, but they're good enough stories that adults like 'em too.

Good lesson to teach to kids. I mean, I guess it never hurts to try, but you gotta know when to give up before it... squishes you.

hourglass_twin September 25 2011, 02:49:43 UTC

A movie...that is some Earth term for play, I gather? I heard others refer to them.

At the very least, it's good to have the warning that you can so easily be crushed.

Private. expectremorse September 24 2011, 03:06:38 UTC

...My sister liked The Lion King.

[He really hopes you get that Trip because explaining it to George was just awkward.]

Private. inhistorybooks September 24 2011, 21:25:11 UTC

Don't think I know a person who doesn't.

Private. yeerkwarveteran September 24 2011, 04:43:50 UTC

Disney is stupid.

[Never mind that she was Aurora for Halloween once.]

Private. inhistorybooks September 24 2011, 21:25:52 UTC

Alright.