Nah, it's cool man. I get it. For now, I'll still stick to the bug thing. I can learn a lot from exoskeletons, and maybe I'll push Bone to Competent if I'm incredibly lucky.For the sake of clarity: you might have looked at the idea and seen it in a new light, but I was really fuckin' unhappy with myself for not saying anything earlier, like... I was being lazy-bad.
I mean, if you and kinglugia are each interested in this, then I'd not have a problem with the forest learning the pattern of signals sent through the boar's spine/nervous system to keep its body functions going, killing the brain, and then woodchippering away, if you think that might be useful.
Pull the boar into yourself and consume away fam!
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Regarding the bits of your post that I quoted, as drunk-online-person it didn't click for me that we were all onboard with that, and I'm sorry that my post was functionally me harping on at you about something you had already agreed to. I've had people do to that to me, an it's seriously aggravating and felt mean-spirted, so uh. Sorry.
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Bolded bit from your post: [Deontological statement detected].
BeepSmile: *Twitches*. *Continues to twitch*. *Decides to be an actual adult, and have a hot chocolate-rum instead of going off on tangent*.
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Edit: so uh. I didn't see the posts above our interaction before making my first one here, and they fully cover my concers. um. sorry again. :/
Whatevs, do what you enjoy.Maybe I'll try to take in a small group of recently orphaned boarlings and keep them away from 'him'. Heheh.
That's nice, but also sucks. Missed opportunity for a good forward collab.Mitochondria. The not-exactly-burning process they do.
I mean, you don't know for sure.
But it's totally mitochondria.
And, therefore, part of "Flesh". (And Bone.)
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