SW10/HCC: Superhuman World 2011: The Element of Surprise
Scott Eiler
seiler at eilertech.com
Tue Feb 21 17:57:22 PST 2012
On 2/21/2012 10:22 AM, Andrew Perron wrote:
> On Sat, 18 Feb 2012 01:37:26 +0000 (UTC), Scott Eiler wrote:
>
>> "Second item of business. The Black Arts Challenge of 2011 is due by
>> the Winter Solstice. But *which* Winter Solstice? As we all know,
>> Earth's orbit changed in 2009. Which was fine. It landed in a good
>> natural 520-day orbit which fit the crop growth cycle and the Mayan
>> calendar." (http://www.eilertech.com/stories/2009/neworbit.htm#mayas )
>>
>> "So we set a date in March 2012 old calendar, Midwinter Year 2 new
>> calendar. But then *Ellipsis* ^&%!ed with the orbit *again!* Now it's
>> some damn 375 days, and the Solstice is all ^&%!ed up. What'll we do
>> with *that*?
>>
>> "Proposed. ^&%! the Challenge. We've got bigger business now.
>
> I dunno - doesn't winning that give you a fairly big chunk of power? Or am
> I confused?
No, I'm just obtuse. Yeah, under normal conditions the big magic
challenge *would* grant a whole bunch of mojo. But that was before
Ellipsis started talking directly to the continental plates, recruiting
his own nature spirits, and relocating the whole planet.
>> There is mystic unrest already. Even some
>> Christian pastors distrust the new technology."
>>
>> "^&%! Christian pastors!"
>>
>> "... Indeed.
>
> I like this guy. XD
Yeah, he's growing on me too.
> Fun times, though I didn't really get the "surprise".
>
> Andrew "NO .SIG MAN" "Juan" Perron, bit by bit we dance forward.
Ehh, perhaps I could have included a point of view from people who were
expecting a *technological* response to Ellipsis's machinations.
--
(signed) Scott Eiler 8{D> -------- http://www.eilertech.com/ ---------
Turns out I'm an anally-fixated oedipal paranoid with
south-of-the-border schizophrenic delusions... But never mind, I've
found me the ideal job. I'm going to run for President!
- Major Honey, scripted by Grant Morrison, Doom Patrol #46, August 1991.
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