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Oh, I think you're forgetting the "Homage to Our Queen: Stein" sectionAnd edits have been made. Let me know if there's anything else that needs to be added. Will be working on a post tomorrow.
Oh, I think you're forgetting the "Homage to Our Queen: Stein" sectionAnd edits have been made. Let me know if there's anything else that needs to be added. Will be working on a post tomorrow.
I tried but it nearly got us all kicked off the site for Offensive Material lolOh, I think you're forgetting the "Homage to Our Queen: Stein" section
I tried but it nearly got us all kicked off the site for Offensive Material lol
Iwaku got rid of all of its 'negative' ratings... I'mma be very upset if "Catlike" is negative according to Iwaku.
Wait... how far behind in the technology department is Florida? Sheesh and I thought Sweden was bad.I mean, girl, unless you've got to gather the wood to stoke the fire to get the big pot boiling and walk to the market to get the detergent, prep the washboard, put the clothes through the roller and hang them out to dry....I THINK you should be good.
Xoxo~Gossip Girl
The heat was definitely a stretch on my part, but Glitch had been compelling the data for some time which I tried to hint throughout my last couple posts.I like the post, it's a good one. However, and this is just my initial impression, I think the nanite use might be a little to Deus ex Machina. I don't know, just being able to alter a man's body to that extent (the thug) kind of stood out to me.
Also, would heat signature work like that? Staying to such an extent? Heat is caused by the excitement of molecules and all that, but they don't stay in such a state indefinitely, especially not in the air. (Unless this is data that Glitch has been compiling and is just showing you what the compiled information is)
Combination of both, an exaggerated calculation for residual heat overlaid with the gathered information. Basic soft science fiction haha.Yeah, I remember reading that, I just wasn't sure if that was the information Chuck was pulling. It seemed more like it was a current tracking of the residual heat.