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Tarozaemon Rossini
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Last Logged In: November 11th, 2023
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posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on February 12th, 2012 2:45 PM

OK, I'll get there... how much time do I have until the end of the current era?

posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on February 11th, 2012 12:29 PM

By 10:30 this morning (the following day) the zealous cook already found most of the "thank you" signs (see pic above).

posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on February 10th, 2012 2:22 PM

If you mean the picture of Mami finding the "thank you" signs, she is not back home yet. I'll keep you posted tomorrow.

posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on February 9th, 2012 11:27 PM

Gosh, you are putting some serious pressure on me!

posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on February 8th, 2012 2:42 PM

I am tremendously shocked too! I thought one day you'd become a werepiggy.

posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on January 19th, 2012 11:34 PM

I agree, Africa must be an interesting place to live. I don't really live in Africa, I just moved there temporarily for the sake of this praxis. What better place to kiss a Guinea pig than a place in Guinea called Kiss•idougou (which, I've been told, in the local language means "this is the perfect place to kiss your daughter's guinea pig". This makes it a self-referential toponym, or a self-fulfilling prophecy, I'm not quite sure, but I'm digressing here...). Incidentally, guinea pigs don't come from Guinea. Oh, and they have nothing to do with pigs either, but I'm digressing again.
I'm not sure if my daughter is of this world or not. I've found her in an Easter egg and it was not clear on what planet it was manufactured.

posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on January 19th, 2012 2:37 PM

I have a PhD in genetics from the University of Andromeda and I can assure you that the offspring prediction works on all sorts of creatures, as long as they are diploids. You are diploid, aren't you?

Don't worry about fixing my spaceship, I am sort of resigned to remaining on this planet forever. It's not too bad, only from time to time I feel a bit of nostalgia for my far away home planet, its four suns and its eighteen moons. As for the spaceship, I'm working on converting the wreckage into a theme park.

I have numerous talents! Besides the genetics thingie, I have a PhD in procrastination, an advanced degree in applied laziness and a diploma honoris causa in time wasting. I guess this will make me soon a star of SFØ :-)

posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on January 17th, 2012 12:01 AM

Intriguing indeed. Assuming that your date is half God and half human, one quarter of your kids will be full human, one quarter half God and half human, one quarter half fairy and half human and the remaining 25% half fairy and half God... how many kids do you want to have?

I haven't really chosen this planet. I was cruising between Mars and Jupiter when I fell asleep at the command of my spaceship, I hit an asteroid and I crashed on Earth. The spaceship was damaged and I can't fix it. Do you happen to be an expert of positronic engines?

posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on January 15th, 2012 3:42 PM

I want to buy your tea... how do I place an order?

posted by Tarozaemon Rossini on January 14th, 2012 2:42 PM

Hello, gentle creature, thank you very much for welcoming this noob, stranded on a foreign planet millions of light-years from home. I don't mind if you are half fairy, I'm interested in all living beings on the planet.
Oh, and what is your other half?

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