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Feb 13, 2010 01:48


Well, that's new.

I think I might be the first person to get hate mail in ancient Minoan.

I especially appreciate the handy-dandy translations on the side. Never woulda known what they were without them. Thanks, White. If you're really here, I'm so gonna kill you. For real, this time.

do not want, event, these ain't love letters

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reckless_eagle February 13 2010, 12:22:21 UTC
Most of mine are in Polish. The rest are like, in Latin.

...Mostly the ones with the hardcore blasphemy. Ugh.

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reckless_eagle February 15 2010, 00:06:12 UTC
It'd kinda like, defeat the whole point, I think.

Yeah, that's totally fair. I mean, I've like, never really had any family, but sounds like you've got a right to be upset or whatever.

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manticorean February 15 2010, 00:10:03 UTC
...yeah. Yeah, I guess.

I never really had much of a family, either. I mean, they were my brothers and sisters, but... not. It's really complicated.

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reckless_eagle February 15 2010, 00:16:27 UTC
...I might get that. I mean. I think I might be kinda related to Minsk and Kiev and Rus, but not really. They're all super-close with each other, but they've never had much to do with me, even though we're all Slavs...

But it's cool! The Church raised me, and my kings always try their best to take care of me, and Liet and Hungary are way awesome allies, so I'm fine without a family.

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manticorean February 15 2010, 00:24:27 UTC
I wonder if my family tree would make more sense if I thought of it in terms of nations. Probably not, but that seems to be a trend around here.

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reckless_eagle February 15 2010, 00:36:33 UTC
I think our family trees make even less sense than most human's, honestly. Like, it's hard to tell who Rome fathered and who he just conquered and raised like they were his, and half of us never really had parents or guardians--seriously, like, as far as we can tell, young Nations just appear when it's time. It's mega-weird, even to us.

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manticorean February 15 2010, 00:55:59 UTC
It's... not all too different with me and mine, actually. I was manufactured. I had one mother, but I'll have a hell of a time figuring out how many fathers I might've had.

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reckless_eagle February 15 2010, 01:00:12 UTC
...Manufactured? Like, how would that even...?

[There is SO MUCH that just doesn't make sense to him. 600 years of scientific and historical developments that he's just missed completely.]

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manticorean February 15 2010, 01:12:33 UTC
In a lab. Most people would call us "test tube babies," I guess. Just grab enough genes and splice 'em together, and you could get something vaguely human-looking. At least, that's how it goes where I'm from. Apparently, it's not the same everywhere.

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reckless_eagle February 15 2010, 01:36:13 UTC
That... sounds kinda blasphemous. Why would people do that?

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manticorean February 15 2010, 02:31:31 UTC
I guess that's one way to describe it.

If you make your own humans, you can weed out the weaknesses. If you weed out the weaknesses, you can have stronger soldiers. If you have stronger soldiers, you have more power. And if there's one thing human beings all over the place love, it's more power.

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reckless_eagle February 15 2010, 03:43:47 UTC
Power's like, okay, if you're just using it to protect people. And that all sounds like something that guy from Germany's place would say...

[You know, the one he shanked like, a week ago.]

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manticorean February 15 2010, 03:56:35 UTC
Nobody uses power to protect people, except the freaks of the world. As for me, I'm proud to be a freak.

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reckless_eagle February 15 2010, 04:05:16 UTC
If that's what makes a freak, you totally should be. I like, think it's more trouble than it's worth in the long run, if it's not used to take care of people.

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manticorean February 15 2010, 04:15:18 UTC
You're the first person I've met a long time that thinks like that. Congrats on not being a scumbag.

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reckless_eagle February 16 2010, 16:30:38 UTC
Yeah, well, I totally try.

Like, what's your name, anyway? I'm Poland.

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