Shitposting Rave OOC

I don't feel like re-doing the quotes, so pretend that was with the right account, yeah? :P

 

>berit: continue to have a bad and argumentative day

 

trolls may or may not have livers, itch just has a very lopsided education

 

If someone did very careful forensic analysis of the purple splat we might find out. :::PPP

 

Life Support calls not it.

 

I think that might be a universal opinion

none of my characters would touch it

 

Mina might, but she specializes in surgery, not forensics.

 

Silverburst would also have no problems with alien gore, but when it comes to organics they have problems differentiating anything more complicated than "tissue vs fluid" :P

 

I don't think Ford knows for sure, but they probably don't call them that. Sev would know.

 

I don't think Cordelia would and thylacines like blood and offal lots.

 

Sorry @furrylatula, Oneira isn't going to let someone start shit with her clade without bringing forth her own argument / strife specibus.

I'd have Lumipyry say something, buuut I don't think I'm awake enough to properly rhyme atm.

 

For future reference, when I wrong account with quotes, I go into the edit screen, copy and paste the text and code into a text editor, then delete the post. (If you don't paste it elsewhere, sometimes it vanishes when you delete the post.)

Then I paste it in and post as the right person.

 

How deescalation works on Alternia: Kill the offending party

 

Your mother would like to gently remind you that killing Itch doesn't last and only serves to make her prouder of her bad self.

 

Oneira is being a stubborn 14 year old who has trouble dealing with narcissists beyond the classic "Look at this here specibus, and play nice" because she's used to death sticking.

 

Which is why Valiska gave up. Itch is a pathogen.

 

i do not in fact know this expression can i get a ref

 

this scene here.

 

Enchanted Forest Reference! -happy nerding-

 

technically itch is telling the truth. shes not scared of water she just has a very strong sensory reaction to it