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ask a space travel wizard - Schazer - 02-01-2016
certified 25x cooler than any loser poser new-age no-age hippie time travel wizard. Ask me anything
RE: ask a space travel wizard - Dragon Fogel - 02-01-2016
How much space is there in one time?
RE: ask a space travel wizard - Schazer - 02-01-2016
(02-01-2016, 04:19 AM)Dragon Fogel Wrote: »How much space is there in one time?
Time is a worthless trash unit incapable of holding a conversation, let alone holding a whole space. Have you heard of space getting bent by time? I didn't think so.
Under controlled lab conditions however, an agglomeration of times (the technical term is a yonk) have been observed to hold a fragment of a space. The quantity of space contained in such a moment is technically not detectable with even the most sensitive technology, but the calculations indicate that it is actually happening.
RE: ask a space travel wizard - SleepingOrange - 02-01-2016
what's the difference
RE: ask a space travel wizard - Schazer - 02-01-2016
(02-01-2016, 05:46 AM)SleepingOrange Wrote: »what's the difference
wow fuckin rude
RE: ask a space travel wizard - Plaid - 02-01-2016
If my computer has a space bar then why don't i have any alcohol right now
RE: ask a space travel wizard - SleepingOrange - 02-01-2016
Very good use of a paraprosdokian, I liked that joke
RE: ask a space travel wizard - Schazer - 02-01-2016
The "space bar" is not an actual astronautical beverage establishment, as is commonly thought. "space bar" is actually short for "space (between) bar(s)", aka a liminal domain which in the vast majority of (but not all) cases is itself not a bar.
One may argue any space has the potential to be a bar if you've got the audacity to haul a goon sack around with you in public, but even then it doesn't really count unless you convince people to pay actual money, taking turns chugging cheap wine and backwash out of a communal silver bag.
RE: ask a space travel wizard - Sai - 02-03-2016
Have you ever in a heather tether seen such a plump pumpkin?
RE: ask a space travel wizard - Dragon Fogel - 02-03-2016
What's your opinion on Space Popes?
RE: ask a space travel wizard - Schazer - 02-03-2016
(02-03-2016, 03:48 AM)Sai Wrote: »Have you ever in a heather tether seen such a plump pumpkin?
I was most fortunate in my travels through your galaxy's western arms; my arrival in the Ling Ring asteroid belt coincided perfectly with the fiery implosion of Ling III's largest moon, Curcal. I'd only arrived to admire the transport lines assembled between the asteroids of the Ring, maybe pick up some Lingweed (for personal use! Jeez!) if anyone was offering.
Ling's a rather beautiful system if you've never been there, if you like gas giants, peach-on-mauve color schemes, and your craft can take a cosmic gravelling, I'd certainly recommend you check it out. There's not much to actually do there since Curcal was wiped off the map and the Lingweed extraction was bought out by old Stellartto Heels, but definitely stop by if you're in the neighborhood and have the spare fuel.
The local authorities, by the way, eventually cleared me of any culpability with the satellite's demise.
(02-03-2016, 04:57 AM)Dragon Fogel Wrote: »What's your opinion on Space Popes?
Not fond of the Contemporal Revisionist movement we're seeing a lot of. I don't care if it's "a modernised reconstruction of long-established canon", they just look goofy with feathers all over their vestments. There. I said it.
RE: ask a space travel wizard - Sai - 02-03-2016
Have you hence gone whence and spent your pence?