Because it would work so well too. Just imagine him talking to someone in that laidback pacifying tone of voice he uses.
"Hey man, chill out. Kiss a coprolite and make peace with the world. No need to get your servos in such a twist." Chances are, they'd never know that they were just insulted.
Talin's design just formed as I drew it/him/her, and now I'm unnerved with just how well it works. What's really creepy is that nine times out of ten, something I design is more perfect than I ever initially realize. Once, I created a free-floating underwater station for a sci-fi water planet story with these unusual looking long pipe things extending up to the surface all the way down to the dark deep. I later found out that the structure actually exists (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_thermal_energy_conversion) as an energy generator, matching the use I had for them in my head.
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on 2009-01-12 07:10 am (UTC)"Hey man, chill out. Kiss a coprolite and make peace with the world. No need to get your servos in such a twist." Chances are, they'd never know that they were just insulted.
Talin's design just formed as I drew it/him/her, and now I'm unnerved with just how well it works. What's really creepy is that nine times out of ten, something I design is more perfect than I ever initially realize. Once, I created a free-floating underwater station for a sci-fi water planet story with these unusual looking long pipe things extending up to the surface all the way down to the dark deep. I later found out that the structure actually exists (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_thermal_energy_conversion) as an energy generator, matching the use I had for them in my head.