Elfen High 2 (OOC 5, Closed)

[Mavorpen]

"She creeps me the fuck out."

Eris accepts your challenge.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

The amusing thing regarding these computer contact lenses I'm having people use and have as commonplace is that I will inevitably forget about them and have characters start using their laptops and phones instead.

[Olthar]

He knows what she looks like well enough to actually identify her after the death and reconstruction? And he actually believes that she could come back? Remember, what Jojo did isn't something that happens every day, and since there has been no official mention of it by anyone in the family, D would more than likely just see her as being a weird cyborg with a passing resemblance to Jojo's dead sister.

Also, D is an arrogant asshole and would never admit that Jojo was smarter than him and able to bring someone back.

No, but it's a leap of logic he does often. Girl Jojo hangs out with a lot + showed up at the same time = sister.

There's more than one girl in the world, and that logic makes no sense. Besides,

In any case, if Olthar wants Lena to go unknown for now, she will.

[Nationstatelandsville]

No, but it's a leap of logic he does often. Girl Jojo hangs out with a lot + showed up at the same time = sister.

There's more than one girl in the world, and that logic makes no sense. Besides,

In any case, if Olthar wants Lena to go unknown for now, she will.

Does D try to make sense?

[Nationstatelandsville]

Jackie, edit too.

[Nude East Ireland]

The amusing thing regarding these computer contact lenses I'm having people use and have as commonplace is that I will inevitably forget about them and have characters start using their laptops and phones instead.

Phones and laptops would likely still be in use, but they'd be all future-y and advanced.

[Liriena]

Marowit was pregnant with a frost giant? That's...really amusing, actually.

I like Marowit. He's not bad.

Did I mention that Loki was the frost giant's father?

[Olthar]

The amusing thing regarding these computer contact lenses I'm having people use and have as commonplace is that I will inevitably forget about them and have characters start using their laptops and phones instead.

Phones and laptops would likely still be in use, but they'd be all future-y and advanced.

Especially since not everyone is even capable of wearing contacts without them causing irritation. *nods*

[Nationstatelandsville]

Phones and laptops would likely still be in use, but they'd be all future-y and advanced.

Especially since not everyone is even capable of wearing contacts without them causing irritation. *nods*

Glasses?

[Individuality-ness]

Ende, you need to have Richard respond to Alison! *flails* I'm on a ten min break from studying calc right now!

[Liriena]

Ende, you need to have Richard respond to Alison! *flails* I'm on a ten min break from studying calc right now!

Screw calc!

[Ende]

Ende, you need to have Richard respond to Alison! *flails* I'm on a ten min break from studying calc right now!

I am drowning in characters! <flails hands>

But okay, Nat can wait. He's not important.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

The amusing thing regarding these computer contact lenses I'm having people use and have as commonplace is that I will inevitably forget about them and have characters start using their laptops and phones instead.

Phones and laptops would likely still be in use, but they'd be all future-y and advanced.

I honestly doubt they would.

For example, with today's progress and lacking magic, I doubt we will use laptops as we know them today. In fact, a few friends of mine and I were discussing this: We will have cell phones that can be flexible and expand into the form of a laptop, which we can then use if we need a monitor.

This is our guess and we know it will be wrong. Why? Because humanity is undoubtedly going to go beyond that guess of mine. People are already working on these flexible phones and it will be a reality very soon.

And with the Google Glasses adding in, we'll probably not need laptops or phones, depending on how the release goes.

And then we factor in magic.

[Individuality-ness]

Ende, you need to have Richard respond to Alison! *flails* I'm on a ten min break from studying calc right now!

Screw calc!

Not when my calculus final is on Wednesday and my grade in this class depends on me passing! *flails more*

[Olthar]

Especially since not everyone is even capable of wearing contacts without them causing irritation. *nods*

Glasses?

Not everyone likes the fashion statement.

[Ende]

Screw calc!

Not when my calculus final is on Wednesday and my grade in this class depends on me passing! *flails more*

You should probably go back to studying calc, if it's important.

I really should be working on multiplying polynominals, anyway (shut up yes I know I'm terrible at math please don't remind me), instead of posting here, but eh, I have time.

[Olthar]

Phones and laptops would likely still be in use, but they'd be all future-y and advanced.

I honestly doubt they would.

For example, with today's progress and lacking magic, I doubt we will use laptops as we know them today. In fact, a few friends of mine and I were discussing this: We will have cell phones that can be flexible and expand into the form of a laptop, which we can then use if we need a monitor.

This is our guess and we know it will be wrong. Why? Because humanity is undoubtedly going to go beyond that guess of mine. People are already working on these flexible phones and it will be a reality very soon.

And with the Google Glasses adding in, we'll probably not need laptops or phones, depending on how the release goes.

And then we factor in magic.

There are people alive today who still use typewriters, and not all of them are over half a century old. Technology may progress, but that doesn't mean every person will advance with it.

[Individuality-ness]

Not when my calculus final is on Wednesday and my grade in this class depends on me passing! *flails more*

You should probably go back to studying calc, if it's important.

I really should be working on multiplying polynominals, anyway (shut up yes I know I'm terrible at math please don't remind me), instead of posting here, but eh, I have time.

I'm on an self-imposed 10 minute break. I'm doing a 20-10 thing, because I can't focus otherwise, I'm fucking horrible at that.

So yes, I am studying, but not for the full three hours I set, because my mind will fry first while I try to remember how to deal with polar coordinates and stuff.

[Nationstatelandsville]

I honestly doubt they would.

For example, with today's progress and lacking magic, I doubt we will use laptops as we know them today. In fact, a few friends of mine and I were discussing this: We will have cell phones that can be flexible and expand into the form of a laptop, which we can then use if we need a monitor.

This is our guess and we know it will be wrong. Why? Because humanity is undoubtedly going to go beyond that guess of mine. People are already working on these flexible phones and it will be a reality very soon.

And with the Google Glasses adding in, we'll probably not need laptops or phones, depending on how the release goes.

And then we factor in magic.

There are people alive today who still use typewriters, and not all of them are over half a century old. Technology may progress, but that doesn't mean every person will advance with it.

I would think of smart phones less as typewriters and more as fax machines.

They were useful, once, but were smashed by something newer and better before they could ingrain themselves as "the thing".

[Nightkill the Emperor]

I honestly doubt they would.

For example, with today's progress and lacking magic, I doubt we will use laptops as we know them today. In fact, a few friends of mine and I were discussing this: We will have cell phones that can be flexible and expand into the form of a laptop, which we can then use if we need a monitor.

This is our guess and we know it will be wrong. Why? Because humanity is undoubtedly going to go beyond that guess of mine. People are already working on these flexible phones and it will be a reality very soon.

And with the Google Glasses adding in, we'll probably not need laptops or phones, depending on how the release goes.

And then we factor in magic.

There are people alive today who still use typewriters, and not all of them are over half a century old. Technology may progress, but that doesn't mean every person will advance with it.

The majority of people are likely to, I feel. Obviously some people will continue using laptops and cell phones, but they will be a minority in the developed world.

And nowadays on Earth, the developed world is most of Earth.

[Nude East Ireland]

I can't find a fucking one-shot that was plot-important.

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Seriously though, watch the Google Glasses video I linked.

That thing's awesome.

[Agritum]

...I just got out of a Facebook argument.
They are much less funny than arguments on NSG. And actually had me cringe in pain at the ignorance of who I was talking with, instead of just laughing.

[Ende]

...I just got out of a Facebook argument.
They are much less funny than arguments on NSG. And actually had me cringe in pain at the ignorance of who I was talking with, instead of just laughing.

Arc 3 is starting now.

You should join, instead of, you know, lurking.

[Agritum]

...I just got out of a Facebook argument.
They are much less funny than arguments on NSG. And actually had me cringe in pain at the ignorance of who I was talking with, instead of just laughing.

Arc 3 is starting now.

You should join, instead of, you know, lurking.

I really don't know if I can
I'll see if I can do it.