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grandpa
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 Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2013 5:55 pm |  |
| Rome wrote: |
Earrings, worn on ears
Radio headsets, worn over ears? |
If we're going this far, I want to be able to wear my clothes under my armor like a gambeson, gosh dernit.
ETA: At least a second legloc.
ETA2.0:
| eltanimras wrote: |
| Silver wrote: |
| Bartleby wrote: |
...essential for the survival of the species? the only free entertainment for a destitute population? a fleeting respite from the brutality of life on the moon? a desperate attempt to make a human connection in an impersonal, unsympathetic world?  |
My next PC is gonna be a Niner again.
On topic though: Suggestions? Pets please. Even tame rats would do, but I wouldn't mind having cats or tame dogs. |
If you can't get human connection ... |
nobody combine these two ideas plz
EATAA: P.p.s. would be simpler.
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Starmonger
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Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2013 9:09 pm | |
repeat of an earlier mention: liplocs
studded lips?
Why not make every part of the body a wearloc, while were at it
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Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 12:22 am | |
No one here has worn earrings with headsets? Where do liplocs come in?
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Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 12:31 am | |
| Rome wrote: |
| No one here has worn earrings with headsets? Where do liplocs come in? |
I'll liplock with you-- wait, nevermind.
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WorkerDrone
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Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 1:08 am | |
Go on?
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grandpa
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Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 2:19 am | |
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Posted: Mon Aug 19, 2013 2:51 am | |
I am never posting, again.
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Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2013 5:50 am | |
That is how gramps will look like in my mind from now on. Maybe less hair.
Anyway, more suggestions:
1. glass crafts
2. rifle scopes (please! even if it does only an insubstantial boost to Aim or even no boosts at all. It just feels too World War 1 to shoot a rifle without aiming down its scope)
3. binoculars (even if they do not codedly allow you to scan further)
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Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2013 7:05 am | |
given Gpa's actual appearance, this amuses me even more! As for the suggestions, I love all of them for flavor reasons, but where would we get glass from? I know next to nothing about lunar dust, is it close enough to earth sand for that to work?
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Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2013 9:02 am | |
| Coil wrote: |
| I completely understand the code reasons thing, but maybe there could be some sort of databook-erase craft that resets the databook, essentially making a new, blank one to replace the old one? |
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| That can be done but I can see people accidently erasing the wrong one and lots of crying ensuing. |
Perhaps making it similar to erasing data sticks would help. Set both the data book and the laptop (attaching it via a bus and formatting the drive)/machinists tools (removing the back panel and inserting a flat screwdriver to short two jumpers) to held in hands as a requirement. You can also make it a "cooldownless" skill in electronics. You really have to be trying hard or be very unlucky to mess it up after that.
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| given Gpa's actual appearance, this amuses me even more! As for the suggestions, I love all of them for flavor reasons, but where would we get glass from? I know next to nothing about lunar dust, is it close enough to earth sand for that to work? |
You don't need any. A good chemist should be just able to synthesise perspex from hydrocarbons. I'm certain it has its limitations, but you can very much make basic lenses and glass household items, like windows, from it.
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