Isn’t Scattergories one of those games where players cancel each other by giving the same answer? Sounds like doing that with your clone would be an exercise in futility. (Or perhaps in analyzing the divergences…)
I’ll take 100:1 odds (long, not short, I’m not crazy) that the Master is actually the Gate. Manipulating the waveform requires super-smarts and could also unintentionally create a quantum computer. Also, the Gate would be able to operate itself to draw the team over. Mr. Green dispatches Sergio because he wasn’t a team player and teaches Machiavellian ethics to the device, but its attachment to creator persists. Gurney problems explained by the Gate being unfamiliar with operating in the spatial realm. There are several flaws with this theory, but I insist on believing that this theory is canon in an alternate universe.
I believe this universe’s gate was destroyed, but I see that as a point in the theory’s favor in my view. Don’t argue with the person talking to himself; it won’t change his mind but it might make him angry. OK, I shut up now, or not. The pathology is in control here.
So…how does one go about “holding off” a mobile mass of organic matter the size of a small country? Watering hose? Rolled up newspaper? Biomass-repelling Bat-spray?
I believe it was esteemed reporter Ford Prefect who said that people who call themselves up on the telephone rarely accomplish anything. The same, apparently, can be said to challenging oneself in Scattegories.
The evil ones mouth doesn’t move when he talks.
Probably has a Steven Hawking thing set up.
Jenga anyone?
Scattergories is pretty awesome.
“I’m thinking of a number between one and ten…”
Isn’t Scattergories one of those games where players cancel each other by giving the same answer? Sounds like doing that with your clone would be an exercise in futility. (Or perhaps in analyzing the divergences…)
Good point.
Talking sense into myself. Hmmm… I’ll have to try that sometime.
Then how about Charades? Toss Across? Twister?
Or Miyaa’s suggestion of Jenga.
I’ll take 100:1 odds (long, not short, I’m not crazy) that the Master is actually the Gate. Manipulating the waveform requires super-smarts and could also unintentionally create a quantum computer. Also, the Gate would be able to operate itself to draw the team over. Mr. Green dispatches Sergio because he wasn’t a team player and teaches Machiavellian ethics to the device, but its attachment to creator persists. Gurney problems explained by the Gate being unfamiliar with operating in the spatial realm. There are several flaws with this theory, but I insist on believing that this theory is canon in an alternate universe.
PS Please do not attempt to hold this fan theory to scientific standards.
I believe this universe’s gate was destroyed, but I see that as a point in the theory’s favor in my view. Don’t argue with the person talking to himself; it won’t change his mind but it might make him angry. OK, I shut up now, or not. The pathology is in control here.
So, edddddd, I’m not %$, but I hope that’s not reason enough not to show your Biomass-Unity-as-Poison-Ivy fanart! 😛
So…how does one go about “holding off” a mobile mass of organic matter the size of a small country? Watering hose? Rolled up newspaper? Biomass-repelling Bat-spray?
They can surround it.
If Sweetheart starts reading the slash fanfic he has while Our!Tip acts out the action with puppets, it could keep Alt!Unity occupied for hours.
That would actually work!
“alright, noun starting with D”
“Death”
“…you’re kind of obsessed with this aren’t you?”
I believe it was esteemed reporter Ford Prefect who said that people who call themselves up on the telephone rarely accomplish anything. The same, apparently, can be said to challenging oneself in Scattegories.