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[the-lost-program]

"Well, hello there." Spirit said. The voice sounded like a human woman, but the speaker was certainly not human. She was instead a mechanical being of some sort.

-[ @the-rovarians ]

"Hello to you." Anon couldn't help tilting his head at the... construct that was... speaking to him? This was not a gridbug. And not like any program he's ever seen... Time to investigate. Step one: examine from all angles.

[howlingmahariel]

Draw Lucio with cucumbers!! 🥒

This enough for your thirst? 👀

[pleasantlyinsincere]

How would you fit Paul's story of meeting Yoko first into the timeline? Not sure after the Claes Oldenburg thing makes sense with what Paul is saying.

Hi. Yeah, I'm not married to the idea that it definitely happened then. It's just that Paul, Yoko and John barely were together in London at the same time before the Indica gallery meeting. I just find it so, so unlikely it happened the way Paul tells it then. That Yoko coming to Paul's house was only after they all went to the Claes Oldenburg opening is just a theory that works well in my head. Maybe I will try to do a little trial-timeline of that later.

[pleasantlyinsincere]

'I can’t discuss it. I can’t tell you why I can’t discuss it. And I can’t tell you why I can’t tell you why I can’t discuss it.' - Where did Doggett say that?

The Beatles - Words of Wisdom on youtube. Probably their newest video. But the book only comes up right at the end. There's not much more to it.

[juniperhillpatient]

zucestara, great idea with potential or terrible idea to mix two good things

I don't disagree also I was JUST (by "just" I mean always) thinking about how fandom's resistance to multi shipping & messiness closes our eyes to brilliant possibilities

the thing is this could end in a sexy threesome OR it could go into an angsty fucked up story that's filled with drama & both possibilities ARE SO GOOD there's no wrong answer

[the-lost-program]

"Hello, 'little program'. I seem to be lost. I don't suppose you know a quicker way out of the Outlands, do you?" The ground beneath the Virus crackled and pixelated menacingly.

He took a slow step back. Everything in his code screamed that there was something very wrong about this stranger. He reached back to grip his disk. "I know a very fast way..."

//Continued here X

[the-lost-program]

I don't know if the rumors are true but, if your out there, I just wanted to say: Thank you. I'll never forget what you did for me. For the future of the system. I hope we'll have the chance to meet again. -Q

What a kind message. Also a little cryptic and strange, but what wasn't these days? Regardless, he certainly wishes this 'Q' good health and good luck in life. The warmth in the words far override any itchiness winding in his archived memory, so he makes sure to save the message. This way he can review it whenever he needs a pick me up. Who knows? Maybe one day he'll meet this mysterious 'Q'.

[the-lost-program]

"You claim you have no memory, but you still have your disc. You couldn't possibly be a stray program."

"Maybe because I'm not a stray? Accessing my memory is- actually. I'm sorry, but who are you?