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It’s a game called spirit island, where basically you and a bunch more players are these elemental spirits trying to stop settlers from invading your island and killing all the natives. As you destroy their towns and stuff, it generates fear which gives you an easier sin condition the more afraid they are. But if they invade and ravage the land beyond repair by spreading blight, you lose.

 Sounds like one of those cooperative games akin to Pandemic and others?

 Haven’t heard of pandemic, but yeah it’s a cooperative game. You have cool powers that can like cause flash floods to wash away entire cities and one of the spirits you can play as (there are like 10 different characters) has the ability to literally just abduct people, nothing fancy just kidnapping them.

With how the spirits are behaving, I feel like I'm siding with the colonizers here.

Those spirits are backwards and need to be dragged into progress by force if necessary!

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It’s a game called spirit island, where basically you and a bunch more players are these elemental spirits trying to stop settlers from invading your island and killing all the natives. As you destroy their towns and stuff, it generates fear which gives you an easier sin condition the more afraid they are. But if they invade and ravage the land beyond repair by spreading blight, you lose.

 Sounds like one of those cooperative games akin to Pandemic and others?

 Haven’t heard of pandemic, but yeah it’s a cooperative game. You have cool powers that can like cause flash floods to wash away entire cities and one of the spirits you can play as (there are like 10 different characters) has the ability to literally just abduct people, nothing fancy just kidnapping them.

With how the spirits are behaving, I feel like I'm siding with the colonizers here.

Those spirits are backwards and need to be dragged into progress by force if necessary!

 “B-but what about the environment and the bio diversity?!?”

”I’m not sure what you’re saying, but I’m hearing you telling me about some wonderful money making opportunities! Good job, you’re hired!”

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Wanna make a serious portraits?

Nah, dog. I'm gonna make people laugh! :D

 This is what I imagined Mr. Hyde from The mysterious case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde looked like.

 Hello, maiden, what sayeth thee that we doth go maketh mayhem?

 I Sayeth Yes!

Very welleth. Time to engage in some mad hijinks such as switching the wig powder to flour so as to make merry mischief.

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It’s a game called spirit island, where basically you and a bunch more players are these elemental spirits trying to stop settlers from invading your island and killing all the natives. As you destroy their towns and stuff, it generates fear which gives you an easier sin condition the more afraid they are. But if they invade and ravage the land beyond repair by spreading blight, you lose.

 Sounds like one of those cooperative games akin to Pandemic and others?

 Haven’t heard of pandemic, but yeah it’s a cooperative game. You have cool powers that can like cause flash floods to wash away entire cities and one of the spirits you can play as (there are like 10 different characters) has the ability to literally just abduct people, nothing fancy just kidnapping them.

With how the spirits are behaving, I feel like I'm siding with the colonizers here.

Those spirits are backwards and need to be dragged into progress by force if necessary!

 “B-but what about the environment and the bio diversity?!?”

”I’m not sure what you’re saying, but I’m hearing you telling me about some wonderful money making opportunities! Good job, you’re hired!”

The environment exists to be bent to will of mankind for his benefit. Its natural beauty is valuable so far as man deems it valuable and finds useful lessons in it.

The humans in James Cameron's Avatar were the heroes and I'm tired of pretending they weren't.

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Oh and Joseph Ducreux. The guy that made portraits like this.

Wanna make a serious portraits?

Nah, dog. I'm gonna make people laugh! :D

 This is what I imagined Mr. Hyde from The mysterious case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde looked like.

 Hello, maiden, what sayeth thee that we doth go maketh mayhem?

 I Sayeth Yes!

Very welleth. Time to engage in some mad hijinks such as switching the wig powder to flour so as to make merry mischief.

 Gorgeous plan, my companion. Let us replace their wine with cheap Commoner’s mead and their silver spoons with wooden forks! Truly, a dastardly plot indeed.

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Oh and Joseph Ducreux. The guy that made portraits like this.

Wanna make a serious portraits?

Nah, dog. I'm gonna make people laugh! :D

 This is what I imagined Mr. Hyde from The mysterious case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde looked like.

 Hello, maiden, what sayeth thee that we doth go maketh mayhem?

 I Sayeth Yes!

Very welleth. Time to engage in some mad hijinks such as switching the wig powder to flour so as to make merry mischief.

 Gorgeous plan, my companion. Let us replace their wine with cheap Commoner’s mead and their silver spoons with wooden forks! Truly, a dastardly plot indeed.

 Don't replace the silverware with wood. It's too obvious. Replace with it *mwahaha* lead. >:D

Though at a party somewhat recently the hosts had wooden forks/etc. And I did jest that instead of silverware it was woodware.

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It’s a game called spirit island, where basically you and a bunch more players are these elemental spirits trying to stop settlers from invading your island and killing all the natives. As you destroy their towns and stuff, it generates fear which gives you an easier sin condition the more afraid they are. But if they invade and ravage the land beyond repair by spreading blight, you lose.

 Sounds like one of those cooperative games akin to Pandemic and others?

 Haven’t heard of pandemic, but yeah it’s a cooperative game. You have cool powers that can like cause flash floods to wash away entire cities and one of the spirits you can play as (there are like 10 different characters) has the ability to literally just abduct people, nothing fancy just kidnapping them.

With how the spirits are behaving, I feel like I'm siding with the colonizers here.

Those spirits are backwards and need to be dragged into progress by force if necessary!

 “B-but what about the environment and the bio diversity?!?”

”I’m not sure what you’re saying, but I’m hearing you telling me about some wonderful money making opportunities! Good job, you’re hired!”

The environment exists to be bent to will of mankind for his benefit. Its natural beauty is valuable so far as man deems it valuable and finds useful lessons in it.

The humans in James Cameron's Avatar were the heroes and I'm tired of pretending they weren't.

 I think you’d love to meet my old friend, you might have heard of her. She’s sorta famous and she definitely agrees with you on that! Her name is Cruella.

ah yes, their noble search for, “Unobtanium,” was truly a worthy cause indeed.

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Oh and Joseph Ducreux. The guy that made portraits like this.

Wanna make a serious portraits?

Nah, dog. I'm gonna make people laugh! :D

 This is what I imagined Mr. Hyde from The mysterious case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde looked like.

 Hello, maiden, what sayeth thee that we doth go maketh mayhem?

 I Sayeth Yes!

Very welleth. Time to engage in some mad hijinks such as switching the wig powder to flour so as to make merry mischief.

 Gorgeous plan, my companion. Let us replace their wine with cheap Commoner’s mead and their silver spoons with wooden forks! Truly, a dastardly plot indeed.

 Don't replace the silverware with wood. It's too obvious. Replace with it *mwahaha* lead. >:D

Though at a party somewhat recently the hosts had wooden forks/etc. And I did jest that instead of silverware it was woodware.

 Where would we get lead silverware? The only lead anywhere around is in plates or makeup!
fun fact, medieval England specifically banned the use of forks as they saw it as an insult to not use your hands. Like, it was banned by the church. Just England.

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It’s a game called spirit island, where basically you and a bunch more players are these elemental spirits trying to stop settlers from invading your island and killing all the natives. As you destroy their towns and stuff, it generates fear which gives you an easier sin condition the more afraid they are. But if they invade and ravage the land beyond repair by spreading blight, you lose.

 Sounds like one of those cooperative games akin to Pandemic and others?

 Haven’t heard of pandemic, but yeah it’s a cooperative game. You have cool powers that can like cause flash floods to wash away entire cities and one of the spirits you can play as (there are like 10 different characters) has the ability to literally just abduct people, nothing fancy just kidnapping them.

With how the spirits are behaving, I feel like I'm siding with the colonizers here.

Those spirits are backwards and need to be dragged into progress by force if necessary!

 “B-but what about the environment and the bio diversity?!?”

”I’m not sure what you’re saying, but I’m hearing you telling me about some wonderful money making opportunities! Good job, you’re hired!”

The environment exists to be bent to will of mankind for his benefit. Its natural beauty is valuable so far as man deems it valuable and finds useful lessons in it.

The humans in James Cameron's Avatar were the heroes and I'm tired of pretending they weren't.

 I think you’d love to meet my old friend, you might have heard of her. She’s sorta famous and she definitely agrees with you on that! Her name is Cruella.

ah yes, their noble search for, “Unobtanium,” was truly a worthy cause indeed.

Cruella makes the best coats!

Not only were they searching for Unobtanium, they were also building a new home for mankind. A way to take care of their fellow humans, to bring new hope to those back on earth. But instead Jake Sully was like, "OMG! This Na'vi is hot. Guess I better betray my entire planet!" Ewya is a backwards luddite that just wants to maintain her control of her planet, not even ever talking with the humans herself. Just being like, "lol I guess I'll have my animals fight them or something."

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Oh and Joseph Ducreux. The guy that made portraits like this.

Wanna make a serious portraits?

Nah, dog. I'm gonna make people laugh! :D

 This is what I imagined Mr. Hyde from The mysterious case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde looked like.

 Hello, maiden, what sayeth thee that we doth go maketh mayhem?

 I Sayeth Yes!

Very welleth. Time to engage in some mad hijinks such as switching the wig powder to flour so as to make merry mischief.

 Gorgeous plan, my companion. Let us replace their wine with cheap Commoner’s mead and their silver spoons with wooden forks! Truly, a dastardly plot indeed.

 Don't replace the silverware with wood. It's too obvious. Replace with it *mwahaha* lead. >:D

Though at a party somewhat recently the hosts had wooden forks/etc. And I did jest that instead of silverware it was woodware.

 Where would we get lead silverware? The only lead anywhere around is in plates or makeup!
fun fact, medieval England specifically banned the use of forks as they saw it as an insult to not use your hands. Like, it was banned by the church. Just England.

Had to look it up. Would double-check sources on it though as I wasn't finding any solid sources saying it. Did find a stack exchange that had some answers with a lack of evidence, but again that's just a Stack Exchange so not conclusive.

But does seem some disliked forks quite a bit.

Oh and as for where to get lead silverware, just get some lead and then make it ourselves of course!

Anyways, I should probably try heading to bed. See ya later!

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It’s a game called spirit island, where basically you and a bunch more players are these elemental spirits trying to stop settlers from invading your island and killing all the natives. As you destroy their towns and stuff, it generates fear which gives you an easier sin condition the more afraid they are. But if they invade and ravage the land beyond repair by spreading blight, you lose.

 Sounds like one of those cooperative games akin to Pandemic and others?

 Haven’t heard of pandemic, but yeah it’s a cooperative game. You have cool powers that can like cause flash floods to wash away entire cities and one of the spirits you can play as (there are like 10 different characters) has the ability to literally just abduct people, nothing fancy just kidnapping them.

With how the spirits are behaving, I feel like I'm siding with the colonizers here.

Those spirits are backwards and need to be dragged into progress by force if necessary!

 “B-but what about the environment and the bio diversity?!?”

”I’m not sure what you’re saying, but I’m hearing you telling me about some wonderful money making opportunities! Good job, you’re hired!”

The environment exists to be bent to will of mankind for his benefit. Its natural beauty is valuable so far as man deems it valuable and finds useful lessons in it.

The humans in James Cameron's Avatar were the heroes and I'm tired of pretending they weren't.

 I think you’d love to meet my old friend, you might have heard of her. She’s sorta famous and she definitely agrees with you on that! Her name is Cruella.

ah yes, their noble search for, “Unobtanium,” was truly a worthy cause indeed.

Cruella makes the best coats!

Not only were they searching for Unobtanium, they were also building a new home for mankind. A way to take care of their fellow humans, to bring new hope to those back on earth. But instead Jake Sully was like, "OMG! This Na'vi is hot. Guess I better betray my entire planet!" Ewya is a backwards luddite that just wants to maintain her control of her planet, not even ever talking with the humans herself. Just being like, "lol I guess I'll have my animals fight them or something."

 Indeed! Finest furs on this side of the country!

it’s been a bit since I watched those movies, didn’t they also like destroy the home of an entire civilization, kill tons of them, and then in the next movie hunted magic whales for immortality?  I mean, they did figure out how to communicate, right? Just… i don’t know negotiate or something. You know what, it’s not my problem I’m just going to watch from afar while I cause universal chaos.

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Oh and Joseph Ducreux. The guy that made portraits like this.

Wanna make a serious portraits?

Nah, dog. I'm gonna make people laugh! :D

 This is what I imagined Mr. Hyde from The mysterious case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde looked like.

 Hello, maiden, what sayeth thee that we doth go maketh mayhem?

 I Sayeth Yes!

Very welleth. Time to engage in some mad hijinks such as switching the wig powder to flour so as to make merry mischief.

 Gorgeous plan, my companion. Let us replace their wine with cheap Commoner’s mead and their silver spoons with wooden forks! Truly, a dastardly plot indeed.

 Don't replace the silverware with wood. It's too obvious. Replace with it *mwahaha* lead. >:D

Though at a party somewhat recently the hosts had wooden forks/etc. And I did jest that instead of silverware it was woodware.

 Where would we get lead silverware? The only lead anywhere around is in plates or makeup!
fun fact, medieval England specifically banned the use of forks as they saw it as an insult to not use your hands. Like, it was banned by the church. Just England.

Had to look it up. Would double-check sources on it though as I wasn't finding any solid sources saying it. Did find a stack exchange that had some answers with a lack of evidence, but again that's just a Stack Exchange so not conclusive.

But does seem some disliked forks quite a bit.

 I see… easy to see how fork and Pitchfork could get mixed up, so it’s more like they just didn’t like forks probably then straight up banning them. I see… well, have a great night!

Mornin' y'all.

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It’s a game called spirit island, where basically you and a bunch more players are these elemental spirits trying to stop settlers from invading your island and killing all the natives. As you destroy their towns and stuff, it generates fear which gives you an easier sin condition the more afraid they are. But if they invade and ravage the land beyond repair by spreading blight, you lose.

 Sounds like one of those cooperative games akin to Pandemic and others?

 Haven’t heard of pandemic, but yeah it’s a cooperative game. You have cool powers that can like cause flash floods to wash away entire cities and one of the spirits you can play as (there are like 10 different characters) has the ability to literally just abduct people, nothing fancy just kidnapping them.

With how the spirits are behaving, I feel like I'm siding with the colonizers here.

Those spirits are backwards and need to be dragged into progress by force if necessary!

 “B-but what about the environment and the bio diversity?!?”

”I’m not sure what you’re saying, but I’m hearing you telling me about some wonderful money making opportunities! Good job, you’re hired!”

The environment exists to be bent to will of mankind for his benefit. Its natural beauty is valuable so far as man deems it valuable and finds useful lessons in it.

The humans in James Cameron's Avatar were the heroes and I'm tired of pretending they weren't.

 I think you’d love to meet my old friend, you might have heard of her. She’s sorta famous and she definitely agrees with you on that! Her name is Cruella.

ah yes, their noble search for, “Unobtanium,” was truly a worthy cause indeed.

Cruella makes the best coats!

Not only were they searching for Unobtanium, they were also building a new home for mankind. A way to take care of their fellow humans, to bring new hope to those back on earth. But instead Jake Sully was like, "OMG! This Na'vi is hot. Guess I better betray my entire planet!" Ewya is a backwards luddite that just wants to maintain her control of her planet, not even ever talking with the humans herself. Just being like, "lol I guess I'll have my animals fight them or something."

 Indeed! Finest furs on this side of the country!

it’s been a bit since I watched those movies, didn’t they also like destroy the home of an entire civilization, kill tons of them, and then in the next movie hunted magic whales for immortality?  I mean, they did figure out how to communicate, right? Just… i don’t know negotiate or something. You know what, it’s not my problem I’m just going to watch from afar while I cause universal chaos.

They did try to negotiate. That's what Jake was supposed to do.

As for the tulkun, definitely a complicated situation when you add in their sentience. (Though I think the tulkun were too pacifist for their own good.) But I did feel a bit of human pride watching humans work together and using superior technology.

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