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Hm - the image resolution on my computer is just low enough that I cannot quite make out the details of what that consent agreement says.
I don't think I like that.
I did also make it a but hard to read on purpose is the thing about it, but if you'd like to see it a bit bigger, here you go:
Good on the Duke, for getting to be able to look at all this so-called mimic experts - the same people that he knows have always looked down on him a little bit for being a mere enthusiast. Some knob with a *hobby* - and being able to sniff your nose at them and say "How strange, I'VE never had problems dealing with half-feral mimics." Must be a skill issue.
The Duke of Boxford won't fault the Steamworks crew for being cautious. This was the first time any of them had seen a half-feral mimic, and while Hiro had been compliant, Spencer had been acting out aggressively until his owners calmed him down.
It hadn't been looking great, and they did what they thought was the safest option.
The Duchess just didn't feel like it was the right thing to do for Spencer, and the Duke believed her when he saw how frightened their mimic was.
He does, however, fault the experts outside of Sodor for never really figuring out what feralization really is.
Seeing as he and his wife essentially rescued Spencer when he seized to be useful and was to be put down with the rest of his siblings, it makes sense to him now why he had so many behavioral issues and why he went half-feral.
How many mimics died because they'd been put through traumatic events and stresses that they simply hadn't been able to cope with? How many mimics had died because no one realised they were susceptible to mental health crisises that affect them in such a drastic way? How many mimics died because so many of these "experts" would rather believe they're dumb and replaceable animals?
Needless to say, anyone on the mainland who looks at Spencer wrong, is going to be met with suspicion from there on out.
So basically Phil has hit the law of "The only thing worse than someone who doesn't comment their code is someone who does" at a speed of about 300 mph?
No no, see, that's still too mainstream.
c!Phil hit discovering that a guy (c!Dream) who maintains like 50 vital packages for half the web's infrastructure does his coding/publishing on a smart dishwasher hooked up to a DDR pad because he's never heard of a computer before.
This large stack of cardboard is in fact the punched cards of a binary computer code. Its an assignment from the '70's, worth 30% of that class' grade. Its my father's assignment to be precise, taken by one of the rose-bush Friends as collateral for the flower than earnt my mother's favor. I returned the bloom; can you please put it into the lost and found, so that it can cross back to him in time for the due date?
If you bring it to the front desk of the Library, Circulation will ensure it’s in the right place to have been found in time.
(nature documentary voice): And here we see the dominant Mom-friend of the pod has identified a second alpha Mom-friend in his territory. In the wide open spaces of the wild, usually these two individuals would give each other a healthy berth; but with human civilization encroaching on their natural habitats, the pickings for good Adoption-Targets is slim and the second Mom-friend has encroached on his claimed children. If this situation is not de-escalated, a traditional slap-fight may begin.
The initial alpha Mom-friend may feel threatened by this new alpha Mom-friend, and is displaying his intimidation tactics. If his claimed child is not returned soon, this may cause the initial alpha Mom-friend to get desperate in his attempts. He appears to be baring his teeth, a common sign that he will bite, but the alpha Mom-friend does not usually want to resort to this and would prefer the traditional slap-fight. The new alpha Mom-friend doesn't appear to seem threatened by the former, which may aggravate the situation. They exchange verbal taunts. It's clear the initial alpha Mom-friend is familiar with combat, so the new alpha Mom-friend may be at a disadvantage and the fight may end quickly if reinforcement or de-escalation isn't present.
Iris. You remind me of the colour iris. Not really certain why though - did you have a purple shirt or something when we first met?
Not that I remember, though it is a shade of purple, and purple is my favourite colour. Maybe related to that?
@missfinefeather is this true have you been casting spells
:)
@periwinklestarbeams I’m glad I make your day better :>
@wherethestoryhasimagination oh, did I blog on a Critical Role day? I’m still catching up on the backlog.
@tigerterror Thanks for keeping it under wraps. Seeing Pink Diamond in Pearl’s hand was an amazing moment and it would be a crime for anyone to have that spoiled for them.
Yup!
aaaAAAAAA MY BOOKS!!!
