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Nnng. I want sleep, fraggit, and I've been awake for about 38 hours. But that just let me finish the following pic that teaches one to check if the pillar/support beam is actually non-living. Or at least a living thing that won't mind if you lean against their leg.


"Get off my foot." Is more or less what I'm imagining the moosebot would say if he/she were capable of human speech. But I'll just have to settle for the lovely sounds of an angry jet turbine.

Oh and District 9 is a really good movie.

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Shinies.... *pokes icon*

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You posted a little after 5am my time, though I don't know if we're in the same time zone so that could change things. I'm Eastern, or -500 GMT.

It is screwed. It's always been screwed, and despite my best efforts I seem to screw it up as well. Hmmm.... I wonder if it's cursed? *snicker*

*ebil laughter*

Yesssssss...we likes the shinies...

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Ah, yes. Here, it may still have been 1 to 2 AM when I posted...hell if I'm absolutely sure, though; who's cognizant past midnight?

I reckon no one really picked at that detail back in the 80's; as this review for the 2007 movie says: "But it's tough to really care about questions like, "Why did that happen?" or even "What's going on?" when you're constantly interrupted by "Oh my goodness! Giant robots! Wheeee!""

TraumaHawk: Dammit, Ceege! Don't encourage her!

Re: Yesssssss...we likes the shinies...

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I know I am; far, far too often. *ooos* I'd forgotten about that word, cognizant is so fun to say.

True, giant robots (alien at that) do tend to distract the fan. But I'm a details person and the non-existent heights of non-existent characters matter to me. :P

*ignores TraumaHawk and tosses carrots*