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Re: WW5: Wolves in Space - The sequel
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Quote from: Shay21 on June 24, 2009, 05:20:36 PM
Raist, I don't know who this Tim is your claiming I "went for". Our poor engineer, Lathlander is dead!
Oops, yah, thats what I meant.
All this laboratory work with no sleep must have me halucinating(sp?) different names. Besides, its not a conspiracy theory if you're
really
out to get me.
Besides, I know I'm sucking space dust if we don't vote you off today. Or, I could be sucking space dust anyway if I get voted off. Either way, If I can't gat people to believe me I'm doin' the deep space backstroke with no "swimsuit." No amount of hypo sprays are gonna take care of "that" headache.
P.S. besides, who wants to clean up the messes when I'm gone? Its a grizzly job, but my lab work has kinda gotten me used to it. I used to hate biology. Now hopefully it will save our lives.
P.P.S. And btw, last night as I was cleaning by your room Shay, I heard you listening to "The Werewolves of London" on your musicPod. Coincidence, or conspiracy? I wonder...
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*shrugs*
Better than anything else.
Space Shay21
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Might explain why dinner has been a little raw the past few nights.
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*Comes out of her room hair and dress in perfect place* Sorry it took so long for me to come out, what's going on? *looks around and see the wolf rent gore and that Lath is missing* Oh my! *gets caught up on what's going on* Hmmm...I said yesterday and looking at this body today the wolf is definately big and there are several of you bigger than I am. However thinking back to yesterday Lath had a problem with Raist and now he's been eaten. I think
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It is known that there are an infinite number of worlds, simply because there is an infinite amount of space for them. However, not every one of them is inhabited. Therefore, there must be a finite number of inhabited worlds. Any finite number divided by infinity is as near to nothing as makes no odds, so the average population of all the planets in the Universe can be said to be zero. From this it follows that the population of the whole Universe is also zero, and that any people you may meet from time to time are merely the products of a deranged imagination.
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June 25, 2009, 01:20:53 AM »
Thank you Wulfwynn and I agree with you. Seems awful shady that there was an obvious problem between the two and now one of them is dead.
And I'll have you know Bront, I have never served a meal that was not fully cooked! Well, unless your talking about that night 2 weeks ago that I experimented with the sushi.
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June 25, 2009, 03:20:08 AM »
Oh don't step in the.. Awe man, now your tracking entrails through the ship. Didn't you see the wet floor sign? I'm still cleaning up poor Lath. We never had a problem, we go way back Lath and I. That was an awesome eulogy I gave if I don't say so myself. I think I'll skip lunch this time, after cleaning all this up I kinda lost my appetite, It reminds me too much of the day in biology were we had to disect the guinea pig. *whorf*
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Raist, Bront, and Rakor grab Shay forcing her into the air lock, as she snarls, scratches, and bites. (don't you hate how girls fight)
Opening the lock Shay drifts into space feeling the agony of cold and zero atmosphere.
The crew is jubulent and party's well into the night when they suddenly get the sense that the narrator is still talking. Worse yet, as the life support shifts slowly to night, they hear a faint sound like "PM me your night time actions."
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June 25, 2009, 11:27:45 AM »
?? Holy cow! We're in the crappola now. The computer was wrong? Two wolves AAaaarrrrrgghhhh! (I hope I live through the night)
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Quote from: raistlin on June 25, 2009, 11:27:45 AM
?? Holy cow! We're in the crappola now. The computer was wrong? Two wolves AAaaarrrrrgghhhh! (I hope I live through the night)
Well my friend, if I do not see you in the morning, you were one of the best janitors I ever knew.
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*Stands looking around very scared*
Oh my....
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Quote from: Rakor on June 25, 2009, 07:44:49 PM
Well my friend, if I do not see you in the morning, you were one of the best janitors I ever knew.
Thanks. I love you man!
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*** Narator looking at his watch, tapping his foot, waiting for ALL the night actions to be submitted... ***
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June 27, 2009, 10:40:03 AM »
*** narrator in his creepiest late night horror voice ***
The crew awakes and heads to the mess hall knowing the enevitable slaughter has taken place. A quick head count and bront is missing. The remaining three rush to bronts room to find the expected gore. The werewolf has become confident, and was clearly playing with its food, judging by the creative blood splatter marks.
This will be the last day for the humans if they don't space the wolf...
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Wow, ok I did not see that coming, I was sure that the wolf-gore was going to be you Raist.
With that having been said, there are two people here that know that I am not the wolf. And since it is likely that you will both accuse each other, it looks like I have the deciding vote for who we space. I have my own suspicions, but now you two need to convince me which one of you is human and which of you is the wolf.
<sits down in the captians chair and shouts> Let the debate contest begin!
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Re: WW5: Wolves in Space - The sequel
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Well. according to my test results, Wulfwynn is 91.4% probable to have the wolf retrovirus. I'll waste no time in voting for
Wulfwynn.
Her and Shay were the only ones that voted for me last time. My personal opinion is the wolf wasn't Rakor or Bront, since both of you voted with me last time. I think my logic is pretty sound, unless it gets me spaced that is...
If Rakor isn't the space marine/protector, that means the wolves got him when they took out Bront, Cuz I'm sure I can't be the scientist and the marine, and I'm sure Wulfwynn is the wolf, so that left Rakor and Bront. Bront must have been protecting me and not himself last night, which ment the wolf had a 50/50 chance of offing the right guy. Any way, if you do end up spacing me, make sure you give all my scientific research the Science Acadamy, Maybe I can get a posthumous award or something.
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*looks back and forth between the two* It's real simple Rakor, I snuck in your room last night for fear of sleeping alone. Which leave's Raists whereabouts unknown. I say we space
Raist
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This is all very true however, as the nurse, you could have easily drugged me to make sure that I did not wake while you went off to do whatever. I must ponder for just a bit longer...
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'Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons for you are crunchy and good with ketchup.'
'It doesn't matter how you get there if you don't know where you're goin.'
'Master of the Obvious, nothing gets past me. For example, right now you are reading this signature.'
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Indeed! Or wait to get killed by a wolf and go on to rule the universe from beyond the grave. Or check into the psycho ward, whichever one comes first...
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Quote from: raistlin on June 30, 2009, 12:55:09 AM
Indeed! Or wait to get killed by a wolf and go on to rule the universe from beyond the grave. Or check into the psycho ward, whichever one comes first...
Hey Raist, what's to say that Rakor isn't the other wolf? He might have conspired with Shay to "stay out of the way" so that we'd think there was only 1.
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And so it begins...
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Yeah, but he would have been the swing vote, with only five, he was basically responsible for us voting off Shay. If they were the wolves, why on earth would he do that? Besides, my test results were 91% positive and they don't lie. So I'm 91% sure he is not the wolf.
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Ok, since I am hiding in the ship I do not have access to put this in red, but I'm sorry my dear. Raist let's space
Wulfwynn.
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'Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons for you are crunchy and good with ketchup.'
'It doesn't matter how you get there if you don't know where you're goin.'
'Master of the Obvious, nothing gets past me. For example, right now you are reading this signature.'
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*** Narrator ****
Rakor and Raistlyn push Wulfwyn into the airlock and hit the release.
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June 30, 2009, 03:49:18 PM »
Sorry, you know I liked you, thats why you were the last to die.
Aaaauuuwwwwwww!!!!
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<in a ghostly wail> what you do not know is that I set the ship self destruct on a silent count-down that should reach zero in a few minutes. And it should take you at least an hour to break the 65536 character fractile incription code.
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'Never disturb a sleeping Vorlon.'
'Kosh Lives!!!'
'Age and treachery will always overcome youth and skill.'
'I don't create all these problems, I just find them.'
'Do not meddle in the affairs of Dragons for you are crunchy and good with ketchup.'
'It doesn't matter how you get there if you don't know where you're goin.'
'Master of the Obvious, nothing gets past me. For example, right now you are reading this signature.'
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Looks like I'll be beaming down to the nearby planet. Hopefully there are a few ships in the area I can hitch a ride with, or I'll be here a long long time.
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