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noooooo! i will be very out of town.
but i guess i will have to use these directions which you certainly did NOT tell us to go in there some other time...
your hair looks like a green version of Gremlin's hair!
i already mentioned this to dela, but i figured i should let all you other sf0ans know that i walked through that same prison only a day later, and i very nearly took a picture of that same tree growing through the cell, with this task in mind, and for some reason i thought "nah." i guess i knew even before reading this task that i'd already been beat!
oh my god! now i know what my present is! zer0gee told me she had something from another player to give me. i am currently far from cg0, but when i return, i'm so excited to receive this! YAY!
Also, I found myself wanting to speak incoherently, perhaps a side-effect of toe-typing haphazardly and getting used to the jumbled, messy output.
What a fascinating result. I love it.
also, what everyone else said regarding wishing you would not leave, though of course, you should make the decision that is best for you... even if it makes us sad.
much like the recent completion with the collection of forgotten things, i cannot decide which scenario is my favorite!
you guys should go back and do the barbershop one. bonus points if you can find a real barbershop striped rotating thingy.
... and then go INCOGNITO at their place of work?
yeah. the trick doing this in chicago would be... suppose i randomly chose the numbers 9, and 72 (ashland and north ave). so i get on the ashland bus from where i live, but it takes way less than 9 minutes to get to north, so when i get off 9 minutes later, do i have to walk back to north ave so i can spend 72 minutes on that bus?
or do i have to very carefully make sure to get on the ashland bus somewhere it would take me 9 minutes exactly to get to north ave?
planning (entirely inside my brain) the brilliant sockpuppet i will one day create.
I think you should try to get face donations from people who are neither vain nor posers.