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a_failed_god

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Mar 17, 2008 15:39

Another voluntary vivisection, and a glowing success. This is likely to make for some terribly enlightening notes.

I'm going to need a new coat, however. This will never wash out.

I've a lot of reports to write. Perhaps a poetic form is in order. A haiku?

Unique condition.
The heart placement is central.
Very curious.

... Or perhaps not.

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im_not_a_rookie March 17 2008, 16:02:25 UTC

You know, they often say that those that work primarily in Sciences and Mathematics have no skills in the Language Arts.

I think we have definite proof now.

Asshole.

a_failed_god March 17 2008, 16:16:51 UTC

Shall we see, then? MakubeX is educating me on sonnets. I may impress you yet.

im_not_a_rookie March 17 2008, 16:17:49 UTC

Seeking my praise? So unlike you.

a_failed_god March 17 2008, 16:56:25 UTC

Your praise? No. Perhaps merely your notice.

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wiishingstar March 17 2008, 16:03:41 UTC

That's... that's an interesting ... haiku. Whatever a haiku is.

a_failed_god March 17 2008, 16:20:19 UTC

I believe there's a book in the library on the subject. Unknown world origins, three lines, with a syllable count of 5-7-5. Typically there is reference to seasons and what have you, but it's very difficult to incorporate such flowery subject matter into a biological report.

Yea, idk either. :| sorcerously March 17 2008, 16:05:49 UTC

I'm glad you've made progress with your studies, Master Hojo. It's so wonderful to see someone furthering their knowledge.

Oh Gemma. a_failed_god March 17 2008, 16:21:45 UTC

It certainly has proven beneficial. A pity there won't be volunteers all the time.

Were you ever able to find out why, precisely, you found yourself nude in the woods?

I get that a lot, when it comes to her. sorcerously March 17 2008, 16:23:56 UTC

Perhaps some are just not keen on having themselves studied so.

... No. But it had something to do with that odd voice, I'm sure of it. I just don't know what.

<3 a_failed_god March 17 2008, 16:58:56 UTC

Perhaps. Small minds fail to consider the significance and value to be found in such research. A single death is worth the considerable information gained.

Really? How very interesting.

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virtualunknown March 17 2008, 16:06:51 UTC

Try a sonnet next time.

a_failed_god March 17 2008, 16:10:31 UTC

I've as yet been unable to acquire a book on sonnets from the library. My form would be poor.

virtualunknown March 17 2008, 16:15:01 UTC

It's quite simple, really. The rhyme scheme is: a-b-a-b, c-d-c-d, e-f-e-f, g-g. Typically 10 syllables per line, every other one accented.

a_failed_god March 17 2008, 16:59:43 UTC

I'll be sure to attempt it.

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Private//Unhackable. foreswear March 17 2008, 16:09:09 UTC

... Yeah. I can only imagine.

And no. It stays where it is. It doesn't belong here.

Re: Private//Unhackable. a_failed_god March 17 2008, 16:12:16 UTC

It needn't end at mere imagination.

Doesn't it. It's established with a far greater strength than you, Valentine. Its foundations are cemented with your identity. It's as much you as your sarcasm.

Re: Private//Unhackable. foreswear March 17 2008, 16:14:30 UTC

Don't.

Just takes time. I'll get it right.

Re: Private//Unhackable. a_failed_god March 17 2008, 16:15:57 UTC

Don't what, Valentine? We're only talking, aren't we?

How much time? You've had time. It isn't going to go away.

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