[There's the scratch of someone hitting buttons on the communications device, and a quiet, rumbly mutter of - ] ... I do not know what that means. Why give me a phone if this is the end of the world? What will I do if I run out of minutes
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Well, now I'm curious. What will you do if you run out of minutes?
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[Well hello there strange voice.]
I do not know. Not speak on the phone anymore? I do not know where to purchase minutes. [a frown in his voice.] ... I am still confused on how one can purchase time, as well.
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You usually need billions to buy time. That, or amazing genetics and an army of clones. [His clones never work, but his genetics are breathtaking.]
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Hm. [Listen to the angel chew on that.] I have never found anything beneficial to either one of those in regards to time. But then again, I no longer see the use of having copies of the same thing. Originality ... is important.
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[But waaaaait, what is this talk of "human" technology, and "no longer" and all of this.]
Aren't you used to this "human" technology?
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[He sighs softly as he looks at the phone.] I am afraid that it is quite beyond me. The modern has many wonders.
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[Yes, he's going to just ask, because he's not polite, and you are dodging the topic, and he wants to know, damn it.]
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My first memory was of a lizard climbing out of the water onto land for the first time in history?
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I'm glad to see you maintain a sense of humor, but I'm being serious.
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[He is rather puzzled by this man's scoffing tone.]
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You honestly expect me to believe you were present at the beginning of evolution?
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I do not expect you to believe anything. Although it would be a pleasant change.
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Oh?
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[He would never again doubt his Father was Very Much Present. Not here. Not now.]
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Who could possibly blame Him?
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[And is filled with angels.]
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