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 Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 11:31 pm
My Hollow MegaTherion777 My Hollow MegaTherion777 My Hollow Rotting Gnarl So I'll just get halfway through the Earth, stop, and be crushed by the Earth's gravity? eek No, you moron. You'll be incinerated by it's core. neither! you will have attained a high enough speed to rocket through the earth, shoot straight out the other side... and then fall back down through the well again. you will be moving so fast that you will only be slightly burned each time you pass through the core, and the process will repeat itself until you have burned away into nothingness. Wow, that's plausible. talk2hand i thought plausibility had been thrown out the window when i mentioned a BOTTOMLESS PIT rolleyes Ah yes, but bottonless pits are in our history and myths, therefore I gave some way for artistic creativity. which is more creative - invoking the bottomless pit, which has been used countless times in mythmaking and storytelling... or coming up with my explanation of what gnarl's fate is?
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Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 11:45 pm
MegaTherion777 My Hollow MegaTherion777 My Hollow MegaTherion777 neither! you will have attained a high enough speed to rocket through the earth, shoot straight out the other side... and then fall back down through the well again. you will be moving so fast that you will only be slightly burned each time you pass through the core, and the process will repeat itself until you have burned away into nothingness. Wow, that's plausible. talk2hand i thought plausibility had been thrown out the window when i mentioned a BOTTOMLESS PIT rolleyes Ah yes, but bottonless pits are in our history and myths, therefore I gave some way for artistic creativity. which is more creative - invoking the bottomless pit, which has been used countless times in mythmaking and storytelling... or coming up with my explanation of what gnarl's fate is? YOU invoked the bottomless pit. Then decided you wanted to change the meaning. That's not my fault. I was perfectly satisfied with him being at the bottom of the well with the skeletons.
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Posted: Sat Dec 13, 2008 11:49 pm
My Hollow MegaTherion777 My Hollow MegaTherion777 My Hollow MegaTherion777 neither! you will have attained a high enough speed to rocket through the earth, shoot straight out the other side... and then fall back down through the well again. you will be moving so fast that you will only be slightly burned each time you pass through the core, and the process will repeat itself until you have burned away into nothingness. Wow, that's plausible. talk2hand i thought plausibility had been thrown out the window when i mentioned a BOTTOMLESS PIT rolleyes Ah yes, but bottonless pits are in our history and myths, therefore I gave some way for artistic creativity. which is more creative - invoking the bottomless pit, which has been used countless times in mythmaking and storytelling... or coming up with my explanation of what gnarl's fate is? YOU invoked the bottomless pit. Then decided you wanted to change the meaning. That's not my fault. I was perfectly satisfied with him being at the bottom of the well with the skeletons. ... you said you gave me some leeway in invoking the bottomless pit for artistic creativity. i was merely questioning which was more creative on my part - having the bottomless pit, or explaining gnarl's fate after he was knocked into it
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Posted: Sun Dec 14, 2008 6:56 pm
My Hollow MegaTherion777 My Hollow MegaTherion777 My Hollow MegaTherion777 neither! you will have attained a high enough speed to rocket through the earth, shoot straight out the other side... and then fall back down through the well again. you will be moving so fast that you will only be slightly burned each time you pass through the core, and the process will repeat itself until you have burned away into nothingness. Wow, that's plausible. talk2hand i thought plausibility had been thrown out the window when i mentioned a BOTTOMLESS PIT rolleyes Ah yes, but bottonless pits are in our history and myths, therefore I gave some way for artistic creativity. which is more creative - invoking the bottomless pit, which has been used countless times in mythmaking and storytelling... or coming up with my explanation of what gnarl's fate is? YOU invoked the bottomless pit. Then decided you wanted to change the meaning. That's not my fault. I was perfectly satisfied with him being at the bottom of the well with the skeletons. See, Mega! She wasn't implying it was botomless! Now you've gone and made a whole complicated mess of things! mad
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