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The Mortician
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I am purchasing Lot #9, where the big fish WAS, and annexing it to my land. 19 - 16 = 3points left.
Hello Neighbor Nanda!
Hello Neighbor Nanda!
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Crossfire: "Thank you! That explains it very nicely, and in a language that someone other than a physicist can understand..."
Denial is not falsification. You can't avoid a fact just because you don't like it.
"Data" is not the plural of "anecdote"
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The Mortician
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http://headdoctor.comicgenesis.com/paintcommunity.htmlmcDuffies wrote:Can we see entire land somewhere?
You have to use your imagination to see it connected altogether.
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First post, page 1. Stinky linked it.mcDuffies wrote:Can we see entire land somewhere?
::edit:: damn you Mortician! *shakes fist*
Crossfire: "Thank you! That explains it very nicely, and in a language that someone other than a physicist can understand..."
Denial is not falsification. You can't avoid a fact just because you don't like it.
"Data" is not the plural of "anecdote"
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Mwahahaha --- HAHAHA!rkolter wrote:Damn you Mortician! *shakes fist*
Dammit. I need to edit those two emoticons together.
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Yeah. heh... hahahaha...The Mortician wrote:Mwahahaha --- HAHAHA!rkolter wrote:Damn you Mortician! *shakes fist*
*pushes button*
This doesn't actually happen in my update. Just kiddin'!
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Crossfire: "Thank you! That explains it very nicely, and in a language that someone other than a physicist can understand..."
Denial is not falsification. You can't avoid a fact just because you don't like it.
"Data" is not the plural of "anecdote"
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Holy crap!
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Strange times, dear friend!
The smoke from the rocket launch is finally floating away. I had three plant-birds left, but in this photo you can see one of them landed, or fell, into the water. It's mutating too, but it's too early to tell into what.
There's not much doubt what's going on with the large dandilion though. It started purring last night. The rest of the plants at both homesteads seem to be growing normally.
I had some environmentalists stop by. They pointed out that if I wanted to grow anything in the lake, I'd have to clean it. Since the fish were starting to eat each other, I stopped myself from my normal murderous rampage, and instead listened to them. It helps that at about the same time, my neighbor to the right erected a large dam.
I put together a water recycler - the whole lake goes through that thing in a day or so. The dirty water is sucked in, filtered, and pumped out to a fountain. I tried skipping the fountain, but the huge column of water erupting from the lake for no good reason made people jittery. Besides, the fountain adds to the illusion of a healthy park system atop my land.
Now here's something you may not have considered my friend - did you ever try scuffing that black line surface above your sky? The explosion from that bird mishap blurred the line for just a moment, and that's when I realized it's not indestructable at all! I put a new robot to the singular task of digging a hole in the space above my lair. So far, the black line receeds, and he's digging out bits of white stuff. It seems to be completely inert. Talk about pushing the boundry of space/time!
On a hunch, I've had the robot at the other homestead melt his way downwards. Maybe I can connect the two pieces of land...
I will report again dear friend.
rkolter
The smoke from the rocket launch is finally floating away. I had three plant-birds left, but in this photo you can see one of them landed, or fell, into the water. It's mutating too, but it's too early to tell into what.
There's not much doubt what's going on with the large dandilion though. It started purring last night. The rest of the plants at both homesteads seem to be growing normally.
I had some environmentalists stop by. They pointed out that if I wanted to grow anything in the lake, I'd have to clean it. Since the fish were starting to eat each other, I stopped myself from my normal murderous rampage, and instead listened to them. It helps that at about the same time, my neighbor to the right erected a large dam.
I put together a water recycler - the whole lake goes through that thing in a day or so. The dirty water is sucked in, filtered, and pumped out to a fountain. I tried skipping the fountain, but the huge column of water erupting from the lake for no good reason made people jittery. Besides, the fountain adds to the illusion of a healthy park system atop my land.
Now here's something you may not have considered my friend - did you ever try scuffing that black line surface above your sky? The explosion from that bird mishap blurred the line for just a moment, and that's when I realized it's not indestructable at all! I put a new robot to the singular task of digging a hole in the space above my lair. So far, the black line receeds, and he's digging out bits of white stuff. It seems to be completely inert. Talk about pushing the boundry of space/time!
On a hunch, I've had the robot at the other homestead melt his way downwards. Maybe I can connect the two pieces of land...
I will report again dear friend.
rkolter
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Crossfire: "Thank you! That explains it very nicely, and in a language that someone other than a physicist can understand..."
Denial is not falsification. You can't avoid a fact just because you don't like it.
"Data" is not the plural of "anecdote"
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Just because you didn't think of it first doesn't mean it's cheating.stinkywigfiddle wrote:Hey! That's cheating.
Cheating would be mining down to my points score and then constructing a large number to replace my smaller one.
Hello? Mad Scientist, remember?stinkywigfiddle wrote:Maybe the black line is holding up the white. Did you concider that? You could destroy us all!
ROFTLMAO! "Dear friend... Oh my God, it's full of Hands!"stinkywigfiddle wrote:I may have to intervene in the next update. With the hand of God!
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Crossfire: "Thank you! That explains it very nicely, and in a language that someone other than a physicist can understand..."
Denial is not falsification. You can't avoid a fact just because you don't like it.
"Data" is not the plural of "anecdote"
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stinkywigfiddle wrote:Why do I have this feeling that Kat North's is going to end badly?
Actually, this happened not too long ago near here...a sinkhole opened up right under someones garage, which of course fell in.And aw, nuts! I was gonna buy some of the land right by mine, but if I did it now, I'd only own half the cactus... *waits until she has enough points to buy it ALL!*
Like this?The Mortician wrote:Mwahahaha --- HAHAHA!rkolter wrote:Damn you Mortician! *shakes fist*
Dammit. I need to edit those two emoticons together.
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