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[so... it's been sunny. Or well, much sunnier than last month so far. Cam, like most other reasonable people, has been appreciating this in the ways sie knows how to do so - namely, sitting outside in the sunset. Sie's found hirself a nice spot near the center of town, set up a picnic blanket, and taken a seat there with a few
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What an interesting question, Cameron.
My own species - human, known scientifically as homo sapiens sapiens seems to be common here, but I will happily give you detail on the species if you are a non-human sapient yourself... which I believe you are, if our last conversation was any indication.
The species I assumed the form of was an anthropomorphic mutant red-eared slider - trachemys scripta elegans, mutatens. It is a kind of highly-unique subspecies of the typical red-eared slider present on Terran multiversions. A red-eared slider is a species of turtle; turtles are quadruped animals covered in leathery scales - known as scutes - and a heavy shell which has evolved as an extension of their rib cages.
It was quite fascinating to be exothermic for a week...
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[Especially data that Robert doesn't want the Malnosso reading.]
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I- yes...! That does sound most impressive, and I would love to see it.
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One of these days, perhaps, I'll need to show it over the video feeds, or perhaps in person if you would prefer, Cameron.
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[Sie means this as a joke but.]
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Well, certainly, if people would be interested in hearing. But I am not sure exactly what I would lecture on.
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Perhaps I ought to schedule some sort of date for this...
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