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Hi, Blitz. College? Work? Family?
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No, I've just got this feeling that your "research" means watching their speeches.
I have, yes, but I actually know about the Clinton Foundations, their crimes, and the seven people Hillary has had murdered this year alone.
Mierno:
*at the base,vwalks in*
Hello.
Hey Mierno.
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"Similar to undersleeping, oversleeping messes with our circadian rhythm — a 24-hour cycle that is driven by our biological clocks and results in physical, mental, and behavioral changes. By sleeping longer than normal, we unknowingly throw off our regular circadian rhythm."
This is relative. There isn't a universal circadian rhythm, just an average. After enough time it'll regulate and it won't matter.
12 hours is always going to be too much.
Just so you know, the leader of the SE RP is PMing me and is probably going to kick me out because they don't like the fact that you check for me.
@DarkwolfX37 not bothering to checking an RP doesn't speAK very highly of it.
I don't read my notifications (because of several reasons, including having over a thousand) and have a multitude of accounts. I'm only subscribed on @Dynamics, and I don't use that any more than the other nine or so, so I cannot check this myself, and rely on @DarkwolfX37 to tell me when it's time for us to post.
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It's actually incredibly healthy. 12 hours of sleep is optimal.
I shower with it and the smell gets stuck in my nose and it ruins everything I drink.
medicaldaily.com/oversleeping-just-bad..
That probably isn't hygienic.
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A trust exercise? That seemed insultingly easy; as much as he didn't trust Kari on a regular basis, he knew better than to doubt her when something important was at stake, and he hoped the inverse was true. What kind of idiot would intentionally ruin it for both of them for no good reason? And because they had no better option than to trust each other, he could see no reason to not do so. David shrugged, preparing himself for the challenge and hoping that Kari was actually awake enough to properly function.
A trust exercise? That seemed insultingly easy; as much as he didn't trust Kari on a regular basis, he knew better than to doubt her when something important was at stake, and he hoped the inverse was true. What kind of idiot would intentionally ruin it for both of them for no good reason? And because they had no better option than to trust each other, he could see no reason to not do so. David shrugged, preparing himself for the challenge and hoping that Kari was actually awake enough to properly function.
For the record, this is an alt. account of @Dynamics.
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He's stating that he's no longer a match for this "evil" version.
By the by, the first step to stopping a, as you called it, "goo" entity is determining how its cells communicate. I would suggest looking into quantum entanglement and telepathy.
That's assuming they communicate at all.
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That is correct; thank you.
Assuming we can obtain a sample or, if not, get close enough to study it.
-Maddie- *is there* Science finds a way! Also, hi.
Science sometimes does it correctly.
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We are.
Alright then. Why would his actions affect you, then?
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