Revenge!
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- Crazy Chris
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Oo!
* adds another gold star beside Kolter's name in a little torn parchment then reviews *
. . . damn.
Kolter, if you ever come collecting . . . well, I'm not sure there is a soul of the necessary grade, so will you accept multiple inferior souls?
. . . damn.
Kolter, if you ever come collecting . . . well, I'm not sure there is a soul of the necessary grade, so will you accept multiple inferior souls?
Haughty spirit and pride make for a wild roller coaster ride!
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
Only because the sys admins lack the facilities of the scientists. When our buildings are completely integrated with computers, controlling the air, elevators, lights, environmental controls, windows, door, EVERYTHING, THEN the sys admins will be able to pull "HALs" on those who displease them.Vorticus wrote:Or a sys admin. Though a sys admin won't be as devious as the scientist.dburkhead wrote:Never piss off a scientist.
"If you hear a voice inside you saying "you are not an artist," then by all means make art... and that voice shall be silenced"
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Aye.
That is why we must replace sys-ops with complex and utterly unemotional AIs. Sure there will be a few bugs to sort out, but better now than when they control our clean air supply.
Haughty spirit and pride make for a wild roller coaster ride!
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
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<a href="http://jabberwacky.com">* forcibly replaces Kolter with a rudimentary AI *</a>
Haughty spirit and pride make for a wild roller coaster ride!
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
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OY, OY, OY! I said "forcibly", didn't I? *slaps Kolter and makes certain he's properly locked up before repairing and reactivating the AI*
Haughty spirit and pride make for a wild roller coaster ride!
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
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Oh, OH!
That's it!
* teleports Kolter into another dimension *
And don't come back until you're sorry!
* teleports Kolter into another dimension *
And don't come back until you're sorry!
Haughty spirit and pride make for a wild roller coaster ride!
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
I mean, as long as you like fairly final endings.
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Re: Aye.
Or you could just bribe the sys admin. They're more susceptible to that than any AI would be. Which is a bonus if the AI decides it doesn't need you.VileTerror wrote:That is why we must replace sys-ops with complex and utterly unemotional AIs. Sure there will be a few bugs to sort out, but better now than when they control our clean air supply.
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Here's an old one but good one. It only costs a few bucks too...
1) Get his address.
2) Write a letter to him explaining that you are a concerned mother and that he should refrain in the future from giving your daughter gifts, even on her birthday, touching your daughter (including hugs), inviting your daughter into his house for any reason, etcetera. Tell him that his gifts are unappreciated and have been given to charity. Tell him when he offered to walk your daughter home from school, it scared her too much to say 'no', and that even if unintentional, his actions verge on stalking, and that you believe your concerns are legitimate.
Then, tell him that you have sent duplicate letters to all his neighbors. Sign it, A concerned mother of a frightened little girl
Some safety tips:
1) Buy a fresh ream of paper.
2) Buy a fresh box of envelopes.
3) Do not touch the paper or envelopes. Use leather gloves.
4) Print the letter and envelope on a printer at school (not home or work)
5) No return address (obviously)
6) Do not lick the stamp. Use water or a self-adhesive stamp.
7) Drop it into a public mailbox miles away from where you live.
8 - Until you mail it, keep this letter in a fresh ziplock baggie.
9) Do Not actually alert his neighbors, no matter how tempting.
1) Get his address.
2) Write a letter to him explaining that you are a concerned mother and that he should refrain in the future from giving your daughter gifts, even on her birthday, touching your daughter (including hugs), inviting your daughter into his house for any reason, etcetera. Tell him that his gifts are unappreciated and have been given to charity. Tell him when he offered to walk your daughter home from school, it scared her too much to say 'no', and that even if unintentional, his actions verge on stalking, and that you believe your concerns are legitimate.
Then, tell him that you have sent duplicate letters to all his neighbors. Sign it, A concerned mother of a frightened little girl
Some safety tips:
1) Buy a fresh ream of paper.
2) Buy a fresh box of envelopes.
3) Do not touch the paper or envelopes. Use leather gloves.
4) Print the letter and envelope on a printer at school (not home or work)
5) No return address (obviously)
6) Do not lick the stamp. Use water or a self-adhesive stamp.
7) Drop it into a public mailbox miles away from where you live.
8 - Until you mail it, keep this letter in a fresh ziplock baggie.
9) Do Not actually alert his neighbors, no matter how tempting.
- ManyWorlds
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rkolter wrote:Here's an old one but good one. It only costs a few bucks too...
1) Get his address.
2) Write a letter to him explaining that you are a concerned mother and that he should refrain in the future from giving your daughter gifts, even on her birthday, touching your daughter (including hugs), inviting your daughter into his house for any reason, etcetera. Tell him that his gifts are unappreciated and have been given to charity. Tell him when he offered to walk your daughter home from school, it scared her too much to say 'no', and that even if unintentional, his actions verge on stalking, and that you believe your concerns are legitimate.
Then, tell him that you have sent duplicate letters to all his neighbors. Sign it, A concerned mother of a frightened little girl
Some safety tips:
1) Buy a fresh ream of paper.
2) Buy a fresh box of envelopes.
3) Do not touch the paper or envelopes. Use leather gloves.
4) Print the letter and envelope on a printer at school (not home or work)
5) No return address (obviously)
6) Do not lick the stamp. Use water or a self-adhesive stamp.
7) Drop it into a public mailbox miles away from where you live.
8 - Until you mail it, keep this letter in a fresh ziplock baggie.
9) Do Not actually alert his neighbors, no matter how tempting.
*salutes rkolter*
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