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[Hubris Incalculable]

I don't think that would help you either, since the script would be still html5, which you can't play

The problem is not that I can't play HTML5. The problem is that the data doesn't load past 91%.

[Putnam]

And the data is all streamed from the servers. What browser are you using?

[Trapezohedron]

I'm starting to wonder if I can use the What Is Homestuck Kicstarter page to indoctrinate some of my classmates into liking homestucks.

Hmm...

[Hubris Incalculable]

And the data is all streamed from the servers. What browser are you using?

Chromium (almost exactly like chrome, apart from Google monitoring)

[Putnam]

What OS?

[Hubris Incalculable]

What OS?

Debian Linux 6.0.5

[Karnewarrior]

Penguins can't HTML?

[armeggedonCounselor]

Hey guys. UPDATE.


Stupid slow internet. I WANT READ UPDATE. >:C

[SirAaronIII]

It's just them planet pops, still in the pentagon shape from Cascade.

[Jim Groovester]

Yes, let's see what John's up to.

Tomorrow, I guess.

[armeggedonCounselor]

Y'know, looking at the kids' houses, I'm pretty sure each of them is longer than the radius of their planets. I think that would throw off the planets' rotation, assuming the houses have an appreciable amount of mass. Which doesn't seem farfetched, considering they're made of normal materials. Of course that's ignoring the fact that the houses would be torn apart by tidal forces, if they didn't collapse under their own weight first.

/end fridge logic

[Putnam]

Y'know, looking at the kids' houses, I'm pretty sure each of them is longer than the radius of their planets. I think that would throw off the planets' rotation, assuming the houses have an appreciable amount of mass. Which doesn't seem farfetched, considering they're made of normal materials. Of course that's ignoring the fact that the houses would be torn apart by tidal forces, if they didn't collapse under their own weight first.

/end fridge logic

Gravity isn't a force in the medium.

[TherosPherae]

Y'know, looking at the kids' houses, I'm pretty sure each of them is longer than the radius of their planets. I think that would throw off the planets' rotation, assuming the houses have an appreciable amount of mass. Which doesn't seem farfetched, considering they're made of normal materials. Of course that's ignoring the fact that the houses would be torn apart by tidal forces, if they didn't collapse under their own weight first.

/end fridge logic

Gravity isn't a force in the medium.

Yes it is. It's just one that's ignored whenever convenient for plot purposes.

In other news, DUTTLE. They must have become very desperate for things to do.

[Shinotsa]

Hmmm, I've been looking at merchandise everywhere and I can't seem to find squiddles or scalemates or any plushies at all. Am I the only one that finds this a business oversight on their part?

Also, the houses are made of indestructium. It consists of mainly empty space, making it have about as much mass as a medium sized skyscraper. It is, however, very porous. This makes it, much like this explanation, unable to hold water.

Edit: The SUPPORTS are uh... made of something different that looks the same? Shit. Read the last sentence in the previous paragraph.

[Blade Master Model 42]

Hmmm, I've been looking at merchandise everywhere and I can't seem to find squiddles or scalemates or any plushies at all. Am I the only one that finds this a business oversight on their part?

Also, the houses are made of indestructium. It consists of mainly empty space, making it have about as much mass as a medium sized skyscraper. It is, however, very porous. This makes it, much like this explanation, unable to hold water.

Rose threw a bathtub through John's wall. I don't think the houses are indestructible.

I just assume that Sburb sort of tags constructed materials some way that allows gravity to ignore them. And that's only when I think about it. Usually, it's more along the lines of MST3K mantra.

In other news, DUTTLE. They must have become very desperate for things to do.

I'd get bored on an unsteerable ship in two years, especially since the only good company is gonna be Jade, Nannasprite, and Davesprite. All the consorts are dumb and the carapaces don't seem very talkative.

Of course, I'd have Dwarf Fortress to keep me busy in that scenario. So I have a leg up.