1.1.01.01.38: green sector east.

[needshumility]

So we all know each other's... well buried secrets.

Except, I imagine that they're still quite well buried. They all came at once - and unless you put the effort in to go back and read everyone's... it's hard to remember who said what, except the people you were really paying attention to. Especially if you were trying to control the damage

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[helpmejeeves]

I think you're quite right about that, Eddie. There were so many things being said at once mostly about...things one ought not mention in polite company that my head veritably started to spin and I couldn't keep up. It's times like this that I miss Jeeves more than ever. He could have waded through it all with ease and condensed the important bits into a digest for yours truly.

[needshumility]

I'm sure it's a shame he can't.

Did you... notice any of mine in the head spinning?

[helpmejeeves]

Well...that is...er...yes? I was a bit sozzled by then, but I remember the broad strokes.

I'm not sure what to make of it, to be honest. On the one hand, being forced to marry a beazel who makes your heart sink despondently into your shoes every time you think of her is a fate worse than death. On the other hand, once a girl's...in a delicate state...one hasn't a choice in the matter. A gentleman must marry her at that point; there's simply no other honorable option, unless of course she releases you from your obligation.

[needshumility]

... Which sounds dreadfully like home.

Hm.

Re: Warden Filter - because this is TOTALLY the guy you wanna talk about kids with

[needshumility]

Well, a few things.

But three partners? Did you love any of them?

Re: Warden Filter

[needshumility]

...how does that not get you into more of a mess?

[Private]

[with_discipline]

I have a spare PADD or two you could use.

And I had children, once. [And will again, damn it. ;;]

Re: [Private]

[needshumility]

What do they do?

On... Oh.

Re: [Private]

[with_discipline]

They're very like our network devices. I use one to access it. They are small, personal computers capable of a great many audio, visual, and textual actions.

Re: [Private]

[needshumility]

Oh, right.

Well, they'll probably be very interesting. Are you sure you can spare them?

[Private]

[failedcreator]

I did. He accepted my apology.

And I do not blame you. It is a horrific thing and perhaps your path could have been different, but I cannot heap blame upon your shoulders for this.

Re: [Private]

[needshumility]

Did he believe it to be sincere?

Thank you, Victor. I appreciate it.

Re: [Private]

[failedcreator]

I think it is sincere enough. Shego did not accept my apology, and I did not offer one to Amanda. I do not believe what she did was right, only severely misguided.

You need not appreciate it. All should know it was not your fault.

Re: [Private]

[needshumility]

Why didn't she accept it? What did she say?

Hm. I'd rather all didn't know anything else.

Bureaucrat filter

[timesbureaucrat]

The Admiral doesn't have the leadership or organizational skills to arrange an orderly transition when an inmate graduates. [If this weren't text, there would be disgust in Narvin's voice at the lack of paperwork.]

As best I can tell, the inmate simply drops off your warden item with no warning and no message and no indication whether the inmate has graduated or simply vanished from the Barge until you track your inmate, or ex-inmate down to see for yourself.

Re: Bureaucrat filter

[needshumility]

Oh.

I would have expected it to be more official than that.