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ijuin
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We have seen her enlarge parts of objects (such as Miss Kitty’s sleeves), but we don’t know yet if she can enlarge only parts of living beings.
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Now I want to see a sketch with Rhoda doing exactly that.
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It’s easier for her to embrace smallness now that it is optional rather than mandatory.
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Yeah, hardly anyone uses sealing wax any more. We now glue our documents closed and use embossed or inked seal marks. As for the other use of sealing wax—to seal jars and bottles—we now use manufactured rubber gaskets.
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Maybe we should call it a “sidegrade” instead, since everything goes sideways when it happens.
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Cabbages have a long history in technology—one of the earliest computers was invented by Charles Cabbage.
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The cabbage, of course.
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Good to hear. Hope you can get some more resting in before the headache returns.
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In the springtime we have all of the little Babybels scurrying about.
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Having non-magical antagonists at this point is like having non-superpowered opponents for Superman—they would have to balance their lack of direct power with other forms of power (e.g. someone who can manipulate social and government systems), or with having enough smarts to outwit our protagonists.
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This page, and the two following, detail Susan’s strategy, which revolves around being able to play her special card at the right time.
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I believe the US government tried something like that against hurricanes and it turned out to have too weak of an effect to be worthwhile.
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Discussion of Military, real or fictional
ijuin replied to The Old Hack's topic in Off Topic Discussion
“Some of you may die, but that is a sacrifice I am willing to make”. They didn’t mind the troops dying, but that was only if they succeeded in killing the enemy as well. Having the soldier fail to get close enough to make the attack was a waste. -
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How was Apollo 10 unsuccessful? It was never planned to land, only to test the lander and docking in lunar orbit.
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Apollo 10’s lander was named Snoopy, after the Peanuts character. If that mission had landed on the surface, then the announcement would have been “The Beagle has landed”.
