I propose that we NOT rebuild M. FuelDrop at all. That is clearly the most cost effective solution.
Sorry, M. Fueldrop ! I'll admit I would feel really bad with that outcome, were it not that you look suspiciously like an aristocrat to me, and... well... we have a permanent cure for that condition, where I come from: it's called a guillotine !
Signed,
citizen Quiche,
member of the Revolutionary Council of Galt,
in the tenth day of the 40th year of the Great Uprising.
I almost forgot: citizen Mithril, what are your views about counter-revolutionary decadent bourgeois ? Take your time to answer...
I'm cool and I'm sane. And I chew grass: that's a very time consuming activity, I'll let you know.
That Quiche Lisp character is not well in the head, is uncool, and he doesn't chew grass: he smokes it. That's twisted, all those juicy blades of grass going up in smoke !
My god ! This... this stuff isn't bread ! And - ho, the horror - this [b]thing[/i] isn't cheese ! It's not even a little bit related. It's like it is not even a dairy product !
And that meat... don't even get me started on the meat !
Awww, cute kitty ! kitty kitty kitty, come here to Papa Quiche ! here, have a nice bit bit of liver meat ! Yes, that's good, that is good ! that's a cuuute liddle kitty !
The next poster is thinking about changing his life.
That, madam, is an Apathy Elemental. A living - if that's the proper word for it - concentrated, semi-animate conglomeration of distilled universal lethargy. It is to entropy, inaction, and inertia what other elementals are to their respective components. And much like its origin nature, it is prone to very little activity, attention, or consideration. It simply exists not to care.
The next poster will be my next volunteer to participate in my Brain Tumbler Experiment.
...Exegete The Gospel of Mark 13:1-8 and craft a theologically sound sermon that proclaims the Word of God in a contemporary and relevant way and deliver it to a congregation that contains some of the worlds acclaimed experts on the topic of Reformed Theology, yes some of them have even wrote books on the subject.
Then next poster will be doing something else on Sunday the 18th of November.
I'll be sitting in a congregation listening to a sermon, but I don't think it'll be that one, and I don't think I'll have anyone famous or acclaimed around me, at least that I know of.
Here, catch! *THUNK* That looks like it hurt. What part of 'catch' was I unclear about.
On second thoughts, maybe using a full dinosaur skeleton was overkill.
The next poster will receive powers to rival those of superman, but they're in such a form that he'd never dare use them in public due to being so embarrassing.