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In I made a blog. 11 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
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In I made a blog. 11 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
Wut, it just leads back to this topic.
Lady Squee said

Jero and I have decided to just spend the day together and go out to eat. And going out to eat will include McDonald's Dollar Menu.

But we don't even have to do that. I am waiting for his Birthday (the 9th of March) to get him everything he wants. Including some money to get him a new gfx card. The one he wants is like $700 and I'm like, "Damn, that's a lot of money for a piece of metal."

AND, I still haven't found an appropriate recipe for a stupid peanut butter cake. T.T


That same card will be 300 in another 3 months. Just tell him to stop being such an impatient computer nerd.
In ffs snow. 11 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
It's snowing so much this year because global warming
OOC is up, sorry for the small delay 8)

http://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/10690/posts/ooc
[2490, Acting-Captain Amos Wilmington]


The dust settles and the dunes dissipate off in the distance, although the drifters feel nothing but discontent. The same star of adventure once sought by the space-cowboys shines luminously no more. The smoke of adventure and exploration was clearing just as the gunpowder settled. The wasteland was becoming more and more serene, day by day and every space traveler knew it. Most of our Solar System had been mapped and the Frontier of space lost its appeal and danger, some time ago. There were no new planets to discover and no new moons to colonize. There was a feeling of ennui and completion among the Martian citizens.

But that was all about to change...


The Testament, the ship on which Acting-Captain Amos was stationed, hovered over the Martian Spaceport for a few split seconds, before the ion thrusters activated and roared into life. A loud, squeaking buzz indicated the motion sequence of the ship was functional, and as the Testament flew away from Mars, Amos scratched his chin in worry, noting the Martian dunes getting smaller by the second until they were no longer visible.

A look, more anxious than nervous was embedded into his eyes. Amos's fingers instinctively traced his gun holster and then moved down the sleek barrel of his plasma-revolver. His badge read “A. Wilmington” and was barely legible. The writing looked worn with age and coated with reddish dust, a Martian trademark. The Martian denizens are certainly not fussy about their homes being covered in fine dust, for it is inevitable in their climate and a fact of life.

The captain paced back and forth across the creaky wooden floorboards of the cockpit, as he set the Testament on Auto-Pilot. Navigation of the asteroid belt in between Mars and Jupiter was nearly impossible, even WITH proper Asteroid Charts, and best of all, letting the ship navigate itself for the beginning of the voyage would allow proper introductions between this rowdy and unscrupulous bunch of crewmembers.


In the year 2490 the Class-AAA trade-freighter Lambda set off for a week-long voyage from Martian Spaceport to its destination: Ganymede (Jupiter III). The freighter carried a mammoth shipment of explosives, food and other sundries en route to a long-established mining colony on Ganymede. Lambda was mysteriously lost in transit, although it had made the journey at least a dozen times prior to its disappearance. Unsurprisingly, there was intense backlash from the Merchant's Guild of Mars which demanded to know the whereabouts of their vessel, lest mining activities cease on the mining colony, and by extension cause severe loss in profit for the Martian people. Greed is an excellent motivator and for the financially-struggling Martian colonies, a loss of one substantial shipment can mean starvation for many.

Upon the request of the Merchant's Guild and the Martian Spaceport, the financiers of the Lambda voyage demanded their shipment, along with their freighter, be retrieved and delivered to Ganymede by any means necessary. The commanders of the Spaceport hired a mock crew of rogue space-cowboys to do their bidding, in the hopes that they would be required to pay them a smaller sum of Credits than if they hired professionals. 3 weeks after the Lambda's departure, a second spaceship was sent out into deep space to rendezvous with the Lambda, wherever it may be, and you are one of the crew members aboard this second vessel.

[Known Locales In Our Solar System]


[Mercury:]


[Venus:]


[Earth Mk. II]:


[MARS:]


[Jupiter:]


[Saturn:]


[Uranus:]


[Neptune:]


[PLUTO:]

[Techno-Logos:] A Word on Technology


Space Travel: Space Travel has been routine since about 2180, but wasn't fully modernized until as late as 2200. Prior to 2200, spaceships were quite clunky and the voyages regularly took more than a year. Planning for year-long trips was a financial horror for all involved, and acquiring enough fuel to power such a long voyage is another challenge in and of itself. Prior to the advent of Quad-Core Ionization Thrusters and Hyperdrives, space travel could be compared to riding a thoroughbred horse at max speed versus riding a sports car at a leisurely speed. Current spaceships have a minimum speed of 500,000+ MPH/800,000+ KM/H, but depending on modifications done to the engine, acceleration and thrusters of a vessel, speeds of over 1,000,000 MPH/1,600,000 KM/H have been achieved. However, instability is more likely to occur the faster a ship is moving.

Hyperdrive: Finicky modules that allow for temporary NEAR-LIGHT-SPEED-TRAVEL (NLST). Class AAA and Class A ships are generally not equipped with Hyperdrives, due to instability. Class-A ships and escape pods generally have a Stasis Chamber for longer voyages, as opposed to a Hyperdrive. Only 1 Federal Class-AAA ship is equipped with a Hyperdrive in the known universe. However, Class-B ships always possess Hyperdrives. Do not even think about using the Hyperdrive without first receiving proper Navigation Charts from the nearest Astro-Input (simple wavelength relay system used for hyper-long-distance communication throughout space) unless you wish to collide your spaceship with the force of several Hiroshima bombs into an asteroid the size of your fingernail. When travelling in the vacuum of space, it's important to know when to speed up and when to put on the breaks, although traffic violations (fortunately) do not exist in the dark abyss. Most people follow Hyperdrive rules since their lives, and costly ships, depend on it.

-Atlantism (Religion): You didn't actually believe that religion would ever disappear, did you? One of the most ancient technologies, religion in 2490 still holds many devout followers. However, much of the dogma and persecution of religion of yore has been stamped out or is considered antiquated and primitive – concepts such as racism, sexism and homophobia are a thing of the past, even among the most pious. The primary religion of the solar system is Atlantism, a mixture of Marcionite-Catholicism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Shamanism, Animism, and Christian influences. Atlanteans, as the followers are called, are currently highly worried with the pathos and general feeling of dread throughout the solar system. Atlanteans believe that a “divine force” gave rise to the laws of the universe, but that this deity-like being does not interfere in the lives of mortals. They see science and physical matter as direct evidence of this Creator.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gospel_of_Marcion

-Terraforming: Refers to the practice of creating an adequate climate and terrain for agriculture, vegetation, oxygen-production, cattle-herding/breeding, and human colonization. Usually this is done by pumping groundwater into the soil and planting low-oxygen plants, in combination with Fossil-Fuel-Factories, which produce CO2 and create premature, but adequate atmospheres and activate the process of Photosynthesis in low-oxygen plants.

-Atmosphorming: (Atmospheric-Terraforming.) Not all planets and moons have adequate oxygen or other gases vital to human respiratory systems, even after the planetary body has been terraformed.. In such cases, additional Atmosphorming may be necessary to create an artificial atmosphere and reduce/eliminate the need for spacesuits.

-Mining Colony: Settlements devoted to extraction of ore and precious rocks, crystals and gems. Miners are contractually-obligated to live on a Mining Colony for about 12 months to 3 years in some cases.

-Desalination Colony: Colonies devoted to extraction of groundwater and surface-water from a planetary body, in addition to its shipment to all corners of the solar system. The biggest importers of water are Mars and Pluto.

-Class-AAA Ship: A ship measuring approximately 2 miles/3.2 Kilometers in length and about 0.5mil/0.8km in width. Most of these are used as Federal-Martian cargo ships to carry ore and other supplies. They are big, lumbering giants and can not travel as fast as Class-B ships, even if their cargo load is empty.

-Class-B Ship: A ship measuring approximately 1 mile/1.6 kilometers in length and about 0.25mil/0.4km in width. They are often used as military fighters to carry large numbers of infantry soldiers or, for the more wealthy, as single-person/single-family vessels. The Testament is a Class-B vessel.

-Class-A Ship: The most common method of space-transportation and the most humble, only large enough for 2 people max. Surprisingly agile and quick, they are also required by Space Law to contain a Stasis Chamber for long voyages. Have a tiny cargo load, but like all Class vessels, come with water purification systems and the bare essentials.

-Testament: Our beauty, the Testament, is a Class-B ship decked out with quad-ion thrusters capable of achieving a top speed of 603,000+ MPH/1,112,000+ KM/H. All Class-B and Class A ships are equipped with a Hyperdrive,
[MISSION BOARD]


1. Lambda Locomotion


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Turtlicious said
*yawn*



You're always trying to boost my ego. Not sure why that is.



Me=Espeon
PrimezTime said
Um. What else is disgusting.... Oh there is also a particular type of fly that'll lay its eggs into/onto your body, mainly your head hair. Then those eggs hatch and those maggots dig themselves into your head and eat their fill day in and day out.


Botfly/Mangoworms.

Botfly


Mangoworm


Blackheads


Skin cleansers
In Drakel 11 yrs ago Forum: Spam Forum
Drakel said



Tom Moldvay (D&D fag): "These small, evil dog-like men usually live underground. They have scaly rust-brown skin and no hair."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Moldvay
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