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"Able to fly" is not necessarily the same as "Able to use flight as a means of traveling hundreds of miles out in the open". Range and speed limitations aside, he would need some form of invisibility to remain unnoticed.

"Playing With Dolls" happened three weeks ago, so Elliot might not know yet that Susan has faeries other than Little Na'se.

Which mobile device OS? Android, iOS, or something else?

Grace pretty much lost the "totally naive" thing over the June-December timeskip.

Pets bring much-needed cheer into our lives.

Perhaps he meant "Glory hog"?

Oh good grief, 1970s desktops had like 8-16 kilobytes of RAM. The whole set of OS and drivers had to run mostly from ROM because it could only be allowed to use about 4 kilobytes of the running memory.

That sounds a lot like my cat, who tends to lie down on top of my stomach (I sleep flat on my back usually). When he sees me asleep he will often join me in this manner.

Nice, but Planck units are often either too small or too large for measuring things at human scales of size, time, and energy. We could use them as a base, and then define everyday units that are some multiple of Planck units--e.g. a meter that is 10^35 Planck Lengths, or a gram that is 10^5 Planck Masses, or a temperature unit that is 10^-32 of the Planck Temperature.

I wouldn't say that Nanase is "tiny" in her default form-she's five feet four, which is less than two inches shorter than Ellen or Sarah--seriously, Ellen herself is so close to Nanase's height and measurements that they can and do share clothes. Obviously, she's tiny in fairy doll form. Now, Rhoda could be considered "tiny", as she's not only five feet flat at best, but also has a complex about it.

E = m • c^2, therefore energy should be expressed as mass. 1 gram equals 90 trillion Joules.

The FSM essentially illustrates that, if your arguments for God can equally be used to argue for a completely ridiculous "god", then they probably are not good arguments after all.

Any level of Ego wherein protection of one's Ego takes priority over one's own survival is probably excessive.

Anyone who fails to understand why it is a bad idea to let his slaves know more than he does, deserves to be outwitted by them.

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