Actually, she should be concerned that the VR still affects people’s personalities, even though she’s in charge now. She could probably fix that problem, but may not have realized there was a problem until Nick just pointed it out.
It’s nice that Nick has chosen to retain the more colorful elements of his previously mandated vocabulary, but it’s kind of a shame he can’t do the font any more.
If someone’s fudged up,
Your virtual neighbourhood,
What should he be called?
Toad humper!
He seems noble in here,
But outside he’s no good,
What should he be called?
Toad humper!
“No Amy, I literally meant that Baron humps toads.”
Probably would if there wasn’t anything else available.
Well, I always did like how he called that zombie lesbian couple “head-toters”…
Looks like the divergence of personality of clone from original is on schedule here. ^_^
No, Aimee, the VR is not what makes Nick weird.
Actually, she should be concerned that the VR still affects people’s personalities, even though she’s in charge now. She could probably fix that problem, but may not have realized there was a problem until Nick just pointed it out.
It’s nice that Nick has chosen to retain the more colorful elements of his previously mandated vocabulary, but it’s kind of a shame he can’t do the font any more.
Have to admit (willingly), that ‘toad-humper’ is a cool word 😀
i think toad-humper should be in common usage
If someone’s fudged up,
Your virtual neighbourhood,
What should he be called?
Toad humper!
He seems noble in here,
But outside he’s no good,
What should he be called?
Toad humper!
“I ain’t afraid of no toads…”
I happen to know that “Frog-Humping Son of a Bitch” is one of the Chinese Swears in Firefly.
And I forgot about the personality warp. That explains SO MUCH.
I’ve been counting syllables and filling them in with an appropriate real swear word.
By the bye, nice tee, Aimee. Is the purple crown now part of the tee?