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Nov 29, 2011 17:43

[Private to Seto Kaiba; Cybertronian encryption]

We'll have to do that again sometime, hmm~?

[Private to Shockwave; Cybertronian encryption]

Things are going very well, all of a sudden. I'm not sure of the cause, but I'm not arguing. I am making headway. [So much smirking.]

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Well, well. Another fall turning into winter on this ( Read more... )

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Voice; Have a slightly-more-pleasant than usual Calendar Man exceptfebruary November 30 2011, 03:37:29 UTC
Winter is a good season. Snow. Holidays. The sight of your breath on the air.

Tell me about your "stellar cycle".

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Video femmescream November 30 2011, 19:05:29 UTC
A stellar cycle is a unit of time in Cybertronian terms, equal to a 'year' for whatever solar system one might be currently located in.

So it would be an Earth year, in this case.

So does not make for good flying weather.

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Video exceptfebruary December 1 2011, 00:10:38 UTC
Your measurement of time changes depending on where you are. Interesting. Alien?

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Video femmescream December 1 2011, 03:29:59 UTC
That's only one measure of time, a very specific one. We have others. Why so curious?

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Video exceptfebruary December 1 2011, 15:05:08 UTC
How it records time says a lot about a culture. I am interested in the others as well.

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Video femmescream December 6 2011, 19:11:02 UTC
...Why?

[She's seriously curious about this.]

We have quite a few units. A Vorn, for instance, is equal to roughly 83 years in Earth-time.

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Video exceptfebruary December 6 2011, 22:39:30 UTC
Everything carries meaning. Take the days of the week on the Gregorian calendar - they come from Norse gods. Yet the months have a Roman origin. Sometimes it is merely a case of basing the calendar on the sun or the moon - and for an alien species, whatever celestial bodies they use to tell time.

Vorn. Quite long, don't you think?

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Video femmescream December 7 2011, 00:04:43 UTC
[that all just went over her head :D]

Not that long, considering that my species, as you put it, is capable of living for thousands of years.

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Video exceptfebruary December 7 2011, 01:11:39 UTC
That would explain it. I suppose you also have other, longer units of time?

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Video femmescream December 7 2011, 02:28:39 UTC
Of course.

[Nevermind the fact that she's technically like. 3 earth years old.]

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Video exceptfebruary December 7 2011, 02:50:26 UTC
[ He smiles. ]

So you see? How your kind measures time says something about you.

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Video femmescream December 8 2011, 19:10:14 UTC
Mm. So what do you read, from us?

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Video exceptfebruary December 8 2011, 20:49:02 UTC
It's difficult without context. But. Long-lived. Well travelled, interstellar. Cybertronian - the name of your species? Or planet, maybe. Scientifically and technologically advanced, to travel so far, and to need such specific measures of time.

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Video femmescream December 13 2011, 01:09:30 UTC
Our home planet is Cybertron, and so we are Cybertronians.

[She is quite amused, as well as somewhat intrigued by his insight.]

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Video exceptfebruary December 13 2011, 02:02:45 UTC
And is it a good planet, this Cybertron?

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Video femmescream December 13 2011, 19:07:51 UTC
[She wouldn't know! She's never been there! Good thing she's got her creator's memories though.]

Worth fighting for, yes.

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