I really like the “Oh no!” message on the screen. I work in IT support, and trust me when I say I’d like to rewrite most of the error messages computers give back to users.
Think the most used would be:”What the heck did you do, MORON!?”
…where Milo took all these bears? He collected the ones that came from the future (in the past) or it’s a brand new load?
I’m seeing an apparent paradox–if the bears they have now are the ones that were sent to the past, you have a closed loop: They sent the bears back to themselves so they could have them to send back to themselves. But where did the bears originally come from? They had to be made and accumulated somewhere outside the loop. And don’t forget that Roy already destroyed at least some of the bears, though obviously not all of them.
I can’t promise a perfectly paradox-free resolution (this is a universe where giant mantises live in abandoned hangars and miniaturized university officials fly around with jetpacks, after all) but we are planning to address some of those concerns. Stay tuned.
At least it’s not a universe where, according to the dean, elves piss theorems and crippled kittens soar on the power of imagination…
Because, trust me, soaring on imagination sucks…
OH NO
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Oh dear…
(as C-3PO would say. Man, now I wish we had audio comments! It just sounds so much better when C-3PO says it…)
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I really like the “Oh no!” message on the screen. I work in IT support, and trust me when I say I’d like to rewrite most of the error messages computers give back to users.
Think the most used would be:”What the heck did you do, MORON!?”
…where Milo took all these bears? He collected the ones that came from the future (in the past) or it’s a brand new load?
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…’cos’ I remember Roy burning a huge bunch of them…
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@Lupo: it’s probably the pile from http://chronillogical.com/2009/02/10/creepy-juju-tingly/ , the one that was discovered to come from this moment
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Computer showing signs of sentience? A.I., Hai!
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Concerning the Stanleys: Daniel pretty much has it! Milo has been collecting the bears as they’ve appeared.
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I’m seeing an apparent paradox–if the bears they have now are the ones that were sent to the past, you have a closed loop: They sent the bears back to themselves so they could have them to send back to themselves. But where did the bears originally come from? They had to be made and accumulated somewhere outside the loop. And don’t forget that Roy already destroyed at least some of the bears, though obviously not all of them.
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I can’t promise a perfectly paradox-free resolution (this is a universe where giant mantises live in abandoned hangars and miniaturized university officials fly around with jetpacks, after all) but we are planning to address some of those concerns. Stay tuned.
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@greg
At least it’s not a universe where, according to the dean, elves piss theorems and crippled kittens soar on the power of imagination…
Because, trust me, soaring on imagination sucks…
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