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[RobClock]

If you're going to read Existentially Challenged, you'll need to read Differently Morphous first. I think you'll be lost without the context of everything established in the initial installment.

[VCRClock]

there it is

[RobClock]

Just for fun, i began writing up a brief history/introductory overview about what is a Clock Crew. I'm at about 2,600 words and i think i've still failed to fully express the proper nature and scale of what this little troupe is and was. I may put it aside and come back later, like every other project I've started in the last ten years.

[PhantomCatClock]

in trying to document the clock crew, you added more clock crew to document

[PhantomCatClock]

hey if you get contacted by a genie it's because i told him to let you make my third wish and the only stipulation is it has to be something for me thanks

[FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK]

Just for fun, i began writing up a brief history/introductory overview about what is a Clock Crew. I'm at about 2,600 words and i think i've still failed to fully express the proper nature and scale of what this little troupe is and was. I may put it aside and come back later, like every other project I've started in the last ten years.

I'm working on something similar but with the express purpose of misinformation

[PhantomCatClock]

you a bust-a-move, cj

[Slurpee]

in Akira, "Tetsuo" is Tetsuo's first name, but "Kaneda" is Kaneda's last name. wtf

[Slurpee]

I asked the internet, and reddit said kaneda is named after the kid from Gigantor




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[Slurpee]

I guess it would make sense to call him by his last name to distinguish him from the cartoon he's named after?

like if I named a character william s. preston, after william s. preston, esq., it might make sense to just have him go by preston

[Slurpee]

I don't know if I mentioned this before but from what I've read, the "esquire" suffix actually has no legal meaning in the united states, so you can just call yourself that if you feel like it

[Slurpee]

I don't know if I mentioned this before but from what I've read, the "esquire" suffix actually has no legal meaning in the united states, so you can just call yourself that if you feel like it

update: this is incorrect. goodnight

[PhantomCatClock]

i only see lawyers with it

[Slurpee]

yeah lawyers have some weird relationship with it where it's seen as pretentious to use it on yourself and also a couple of the state bar associations get mad if you use it when you're not actively practicing law

it doesn't even mean "lawyer" though and nobody seems to know why it started meaning that.
it was a medieval rank between uh a knight and a yeoman I think. it basically just meant you owned land and were a candidate for knighthood.

so dumb. just let me call myself esquire, it's funny specifically because nobody knows what it means

[Slurpee]

yall see that lackadaisy cats pilot?

me neither. I bet it'll be pretty hype when I eventually get around to it, though

[PhantomCatClock]

i am heavy weapons guy, and this is a bar

[Slurpee]

[FLOUNDERMAN_CLOCK]

I'll watch that when I have thirty minutes for cartoon cat adventures. I always have 15 seconds for half live videos though. I'll watch that shit at a funeral I don't give a fuck.

[RobClock]

i got sick of having no storage space on my phone because the one i bought when i broke the last one has that bullshit 32 gig memory card that system files take up a quarter of, so i spent $120 to get the screen replaced on my older smaller one because it has 132 gig memory so i can actually download podcasts to listen to at work instead of burning through all my fucking data in the run of a week

[RobClock]

fuck phones theyre such a goddam scam steve jobs' ghost can suckle on the underside of my unshaved ballsack