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Peter Garnett
Level 3: 193 points
Alltime Score: 666 points
Last Logged In: July 4th, 2009
TEAM: El Lay Zero TEAM: San Francisco Zero TEAM: LØVE TEAM: Level Zerø TEAM: SF0 Skypeness! TEAM: N's a Crowd TEAM: team cøøking! TEAM: Orre Regional Branch Registry Biome Rank 1: Hiker Chrononautic Exxon Rank 1: Clockwatcher

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Peter Garnett

Nor is SF0 strictly a game, at least as we know games. Rather, SF0 is real life; it is authentic action from one's own agency and indeed more authentic than the lives most people live. But to cut through our ennui, it repackages Real Life in the form of a game, taking our goals and motivations and spinning them like a cotton candy machine would spin mint leaves, making them sweet and sharp, until we forget that we've spent our lives putting off living and have a bite. And then another.
(I reserve the right to inadvertently break the Secret Rules until such time as they cease to be secret.)
Planning Stage: Public Patch, A Real Life Secret Egg, Pyramid Scheme, Pushpins/Five-Dimensional Thinking/O Time Thy Pyramids

Active Stage: Create the Present

Documentation Stage: Everyday Life, Stranded
Acquired Skills:
  • Magnetic field detection
  • Mailman distraction
  • Bribery of corrupt officials
  • Free telephone network utilization
  • Ability to trick children and animals into doing one's bidding
  • Airport security elusion
  • Buried treasure detection
  • Immortality via vampirism
Proposed Tasks Here
Wasn't it your own Hartley who said, nothing reveals humanity so well as the games it plays? Almost right. Actually, you reveal yourselves best in how you play.
...I'd better get on that, then.


Mixing 5
Tac is still perplexed, but also happy.
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Water and Cashews
INTERMISSION
Peter Garnett
Going in to bake.
And there's the red!
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(no subject) (re: Everyday Life)
posted by Peter Garnett on June 30th, 2009 6:36 PM

Yes, but he's still completing it. Don't get me wrong, I'm usually one to respond to Everyday Life completions with "yeah, but you didn't prove it"... but this guy has prior art to prove that he hasn't been going to school or work for a year, so why would he start now?

Welcome to the game, by the way.

(no subject) (re: Ariadne Unemployed)
posted by Peter Garnett on June 30th, 2009 6:29 PM

Tasks are submitted by the player base, and depending on which ones are popular, SSI approves them and they appear on the official list.

However, tasks that are not approved by SSI can be completed unofficially, in which case people usually vote for it by voting for your player photograph.

(no subject) (re: Player Photograph)
posted by Peter Garnett on June 26th, 2009 12:51 PM

http://sf0.org/Darkaardvark/taskDetail/?id=3276

Looks like the perp 1) doesn't care about -votes and 2) only has 7 votes of stopping power.

Clues?

(no subject) (re: Yes, Doctor)
posted by Peter Garnett on June 26th, 2009 11:35 AM

I thought it was 5 fruits and 5 vegetables.

But then again, I also thought baked beans were in the protein group, and look what that would've gotten me.

O tradutor era http://sf0.org/teucer (re: Good Luck!)
posted by Peter Garnett on June 18th, 2009 12:19 PM

Desculpe a X. Mas a tarefa é, se você não pode realmente ir para a Oz, faz que pareça que você foi para a Oz. Esta práxis é interessante, mas é solo um mapa e um desejo. Não é lembranças e fotos falsificadas de seu viagem (que é o que queríamos).