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no mana, no active magery, no meta _anything_.
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If you're allowing the possibility that "mana" and magery can exist in other universes, how can we prove that ours isn't absolutely chock-full of the ... ummm, stuff? Mana coming out our ears, and nobody here who knows how to use it or can even detect it. Something like that.
It'd still be a hellish place for Doug, for the other reasons cited, and if he stuck around for any length of time, he'd have to decide how much he felt justified in "improving" our situation. I remember seeing a reference, possibly in the FAQ, to how if a president tried to launch the Iraq invasion the way Shrub did, the Warriors would've been mobilized to stop it.
(Note to Bob: targeting the invasion forces is the wrong way to go about that. It's just going to get a lot of soldiers and Marines hurt -- maybe some Air Farce types, too, but they'll be officers, so who cares. You need to take the offending head of state to the top of the Washington Monument, sit him down on the very tip, and inform him that unless he calls off the attack, Hexe and Silverbolt are going to race down opposite sides of the structure, holding his feet. [This notion borrowed without permission from Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir.])
DHBirr
"You've mistaken me for one of the good [guys]."
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Big Brother is watching you. And damn, you are so bloody BORING.
Here.
no mana, no active magery, no meta _anything_.
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If you're allowing the possibility that "mana" and magery can exist in other universes, how can we prove that ours isn't absolutely chock-full of the ... ummm, stuff? Mana coming out our ears, and nobody here who knows how to use it or can even detect it. Something like that.
It'd still be a hellish place for Doug, for the other reasons cited, and if he stuck around for any length of time, he'd have to decide how much he felt justified in "improving" our situation. I remember seeing a reference, possibly in the FAQ, to how if a president tried to launch the Iraq invasion the way Shrub did, the Warriors would've been mobilized to stop it.
(Note to Bob: targeting the invasion forces is the wrong way to go about that. It's just going to get a lot of soldiers and Marines hurt -- maybe some Air Farce types, too, but they'll be officers, so who cares. You need to take the offending head of state to the top of the Washington Monument, sit him down on the very tip, and inform him that unless he calls off the attack, Hexe and Silverbolt are going to race down opposite sides of the structure, holding his feet. [This notion borrowed without permission from Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir.])
DHBirr
"You've mistaken me for one of the good [guys]."
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Big Brother is watching you. And damn, you are so bloody BORING.