You know @RDFozz it's funny because for whatever reason my computer doesn't want to display your avatar so in review page there's just a Christmas hat floating on the page
@Jenayah Of course. It's only other deer we have here. But I've been to Sweden a few times, and have seen real moose there, mostly in zoos but occasionally outside too.
@b_jonas Alex's age is unknown. But we've come to the conclusion that if @Mith ever becomes a scientist, Alex's mom will retroactively become an elephant.
@RDFozz darthsanddroids.net/episodes/1191.html “In a few years you will discover the secret of Force Time Travel.” (non-canonical bonus strip in Darths & Droids)
@Alex IMO no, and the humans in Star Wars aren't even the same as the humans in our galaxy, merely close enough that they can be played by human actors who speak English instead of Galactic Basic or whatever Star Wars calls Common.
@b_jonas If Lucas hadn't sold the series to Disney, then in 10 years he'd re-release it with all the actors replaced by CGI aliens - it's what he would have done at the time, if he'd had the technology :-)
@Jenayah The issue, here, is that technically... @Mith can be considered a scientist. Therefore, we must conclude that @Alex's mother is an elephant... or consider the premise of this entire conversation flawed and [ERROR]
@Alex nah, it's supposed to be the "real" Earth throughout DC's multiverse... But it's... complicated... (read: there are multiple "first, real" Earths out there, but they're different, unique, but they're kinda the same - it's a mess)
While Schrödinger's cat thought experiment serves a greater purpose than animal cruelty enjoyment, one of the possible results is a dead cat. Gruesome or not is one's appreciation, but you will always find someone joking about "oh boy this guy must have hated cats".
Which leads to a simple ques...
@Alex Come on it's so freaking simple! @Mith's your fat elephant momma, I'm a ghost bearded moose with green pointy ears, @RDFozz's still catching up because you know, walking cane and all, @Niffler's well, a niffler, and you're a left-handed walrus.
So i watched some movie recently well looking for a book that matches a movie the bureau of magical things, i really can not get most details out of it but this is what I got out now my definitions of any book that might have the same plot of the movie this is it:
* about a library of mag...
I think over the course of this conversation we've made references to Star Wars, Harry Potter, The Lord of the Rings, Artemis Fowl, The Phantom Tollbooth, Les Miserables, and whatever Jen was referencing that we didn't get :P
Unfortunately, I tend to primarily check out the worse questions here. I have to remind myself of checking some good ones too now and then to not have a too negative voting record.
@Jenayah But I can't always scan the frontpage for stuff that is good and which I know enough about to judge if it is good each time I stumble across some bullshit ID question. ;-)
While Schrödinger's cat thought experiment serves a greater purpose than animal cruelty enjoyment, one of the possible results is a dead cat. Gruesome or not is one's appreciation, but you will always find someone joking about "oh boy this guy must have hated cats".
Which leads to a simple ques...
They both love Bertie Botts, they both have long fingers, share a left-leg injury, like Chocolate Frog Cards, and have naturally red hair.
Years ago I remember seeing an anthology of short stories about first contact, aptly titled: "First contact" (or something like that).
So i watched some movie recently well looking for a book that matches a movie the bureau of magical things, i really can not get most details out of it but this is what I got out now my definitions of any book that might have the same plot of the movie this is it:
* about a library of mag...
