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Closeauthor=Kevincalanor
Rotating Okiku avatars. I know you want to.
 | Nah! It's better to set the emote that for it to be random! |
Those are oddly specific good wishes. But I'll take it, thanks! Have a good new year, too, and I hope none of you get hit in the head by a turtle that was dropped by an eagle flying over you.
Kevincalanor
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author=NeverSilent
Those are oddly specific good wishes. But I'll take it, thanks! Have a good new year, too, and I hope none of you get hit in the head by a turtle that was dropped by an eagle flying over you.
Neither by coconuts dropped by sparrows. Have a GoodYear™ folks ^^
Kaliesto
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Yeah I think it was a different one, but if it helps..this specific noodles appeared on some South Korean TV show, the noodles are very SPICY.
author=Seiromem
I hope no one trips up the stairs, stubs their toe, or drops a thumbtack on the carpet.
Would you believe tripping over an imaginary invisible deceased tortoise?
BlackWolf1992
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author=Marrendauthor=SeiromemWould you believe tripping over an imaginary invisible deceased tortoise?
I hope no one trips up the stairs, stubs their toe, or drops a thumbtack on the carpet.
Would you believe tripping over air?
or maybe...tripping on a hole in a paper heart?
Kevincalanor
519
author=Marrendauthor=SeiromemWould you believe tripping over an imaginary invisible deceased tortoise?
I hope no one trips up the stairs, stubs their toe, or drops a thumbtack on the carpet.
Wait, is there a thing able to kill imaginary invisible tortoises? I don't think they can die of old age.
KevincalanorMarrendWait, is there a thing able to kill imaginary invisible tortoises? I don't think they can die of old age.SeiromemWould you believe tripping over an imaginary invisible deceased tortoise?
I hope no one trips up the stairs, stubs their toe, or drops a thumbtack on the carpet.
The mystical and mysterious imaginary invisible tortoise dwells in many strange habitats. They are extremely rare, which is perfectly fine due to their longevity. There is only one way an imaginary invisible tortoise can be killed, by imagining it dead.
This can only mean...MARREND KILLED IT!
But to imagine a dead imaginary invisible tortoise, you'd have to imagine a living one; and a loving imaginary invisible tortoise can not be killed, so it cannot be dead!
I still suspect some libral use of the wand here though.
Edit: Aaaand I now have a thumbtack in my toe. Great.
I still suspect some libral use of the wand here though.
Edit: Aaaand I now have a thumbtack in my toe. Great.
author=karins_soulkeeper
Edit: Aaaand I now have a thumbtack in my toe. Great.
It seems my power of divination are improving.
author=SeiromemI'd appreciate it if you were a bit less accurate every now and then.author=karins_soulkeeperIt seems my power of divination are improving.
Edit: Aaaand I now have a thumbtack in my toe. Great.
karins_soulkeeperSeiromemI'd appreciate it if you were a bit less accurate every now and then.karins_soulkeeperIt seems my power of divination are improving.
Edit: Aaaand I now have a thumbtack in my toe. Great.
Really? I'd think you'd want to him to maintain his accuracy. Now, when he makes a prediction, you'll listen more carefully and maybe even avoid it.
Destiny isn't as sticky as Fate or Maurice, so I'm confident anyone can avoid Destiny if they try hard enough.
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If Seiromem's predictions are almost always correct, or any more accurate, wouldn't that imply that such a future is almost always going to happen anyway? Regardless of whether you knew of it or not, tried to stop or alter it or even ignore it altogether, it will still happen one way or another. Most of the time, at least. You can't avoid it, since avoiding it would contradict the first truth: Seiromem's predictions are accurate.
stuck in paradox. pls send help.
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If Seiromem's predictions are almost always correct, or any more accurate, wouldn't that imply that such a future is almost always going to happen anyway? Regardless of whether you knew of it or not, tried to stop or alter it or even ignore it altogether, it will still happen one way or another. Most of the time, at least. You can't avoid it, since avoiding it would contradict the first truth: Seiromem's predictions are accurate.
stuck in paradox. pls send help.
Actually, I was referencing a Middle Earth Role Playing critical failure result...
...but, the Okiku reference is appreciated.
...but, the Okiku reference is appreciated.
author=karins_soulkeeper
If Seiromem's predictions are almost always correct, or any more accurate, wouldn't that imply that such a future is almost always going to happen anyway? Regardless of whether you knew of it or not, tried to stop or alter it or even ignore it altogether, it will still happen one way or another. Most of the time, at least. You can't avoid it, since avoiding it would contradict the first truth: Seiromem's predictions are accurate.
stuck in paradox. pls send help.
Idk, we could go off Bed Time Story or Next logic.
I can predict the future, but what I see and what happens are only vaguely connected. Or, perhaps, since I looked at the future, it changes, because I now know what happens and will change my or anyone I told's actions, thus altering the future.
Or, perhaps, I don't look into the future, since it is insubstantial and non-existent, and I have the power to wrought what I "see" into existence!
or maybe I'm just really lucky
