In Memoriam: TGRR 2002-2010

[Bu🤠ns]

***Burns waits patiently for what will happen next***

[Iason Ouabache]

Don't scare me like that, fucker.   I thought that your body had left the physical realm for a split second. I'm glad it's more of a metaphorical death though. May you raise like a phoenix from the ashes.

My apologies.  I could probably have worded that better, though I must confess I had never imagined that anyone would have thought that I was actually 8 years old.

I couldn't see the years in the thread name from the main page. 

[Doktor Howl]

Hello, Doktor. Nurse Mayhem reporting. Have you taken your pills today?

Why, yes I have. 

[Doktor Howl]

Give me a call sometime Doc. I still want to hear from you.

And here you were telling /me/ not to work too hard.

Well, I forgot something, Kai.  I forgot that the ride is the important thing, and you have to be sure to enjoy it, because it never, ever lasts long enough.

[Doktor Howl]

Well. . .welcome I suppose

I am no longer satisfied with the written word as a medium. 

It's not exactly bad news, you know.  It just means we get radio free discordia rants and dialogues.

I think.

Right?

It means that I will still be ranting to you here, but I'll be doing it on RFD, too.

[Doktor Howl]

I'm sorry to see the end of TGRR, but welcome, Dr. Howl, and thank you. I really appreciate the apology, a lot.

No problem.  The fault was mine, and it was my responsibility to correct it.

[Kai]

Give me a call sometime Doc. I still want to hear from you.

And here you were telling /me/ not to work too hard.

Well, I forgot something, Kai.  I forgot that the ride is the important thing, and you have to be sure to enjoy it, because it never, ever lasts long enough.

Yeah. It's not about living long, but living well. You burn your body out early and you can still live till the average lifespan but man is it gonna suck.

[Doktor Howl]

Give me a call sometime Doc. I still want to hear from you.

And here you were telling /me/ not to work too hard.

Well, I forgot something, Kai.  I forgot that the ride is the important thing, and you have to be sure to enjoy it, because it never, ever lasts long enough.

Yeah. It's not about living long, but living well. You burn your body out early and you can still live till the average lifespan but man is it gonna suck.

This is precisely the case.  It is about having fun while you're here, no matter the cost.

Kai, expect a letter (here) on Monday.  I have many things to do over the next few days (I have been busy all day cleaning up my own mess), but I will find time for this.  I think you'll like it.

[Freeky]

It's good to see you back and well.


Yes?

[Doktor Howl]

It's good to see you back and well.


Yes?

Well, yes.  I hope today wasn't too hard on your nerves.  We shall make a proper evil genius out of you yet, young Mistress Freaky.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I'm sorry to see the end of TGRR, but welcome, Dr. Howl, and thank you. I really appreciate the apology, a lot.

No problem.  The fault was mine, and it was my responsibility to correct it.

I am working on getting my crankiness under control.

[Doktor Howl]

I'm sorry to see the end of TGRR, but welcome, Dr. Howl, and thank you. I really appreciate the apology, a lot.

No problem.  The fault was mine, and it was my responsibility to correct it.

I am working on getting my crankiness under control.

You'll feel better.

I do.

[Rumckle]

Cool!

Welcome (back)

Glad to hear things are better.

[Remington]

A warm welcome to our new resident Mad Scientist. It is my sincere hope we can collaborate together on my solar death ray project in the near future.

Think about it, Dr. Howl: what would happen if a crop-duster plane seeded the clouds above Tucson with this? I feel that the resulting 52 km² magnifying glass would meet your city-destroying needs, at quite a reasonable price. If this proposal sounds feasible to you, I suggest we begin building the molecular reintegration arrays at once.

Remington,
Mad Scientist in training

[Doktor Howl]

A warm welcome to our new resident Mad Scientist. It is my sincere hope we can collaborate together on my solar death ray project in the near future.

Think about it, Dr. Howl: what would happen if a crop-duster plane seeded the clouds above Tucson with this? I feel that the resulting 52 km² magnifying glass would meet your city-destroying needs, at quite a reasonable price. If this proposal sounds feasible to you, I suggest we begin building the molecular reintegration arrays at once.

Remington,
Mad Scientist in training

Nice.

But I'm starting off with an optical stun gun.

Crawl before you walk, stun before you nuke.