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[Eschar]

I DO NOT NEED LOADS OF SPECIAL INSIGHT TO REJECT A CLAIM THAT SNAKES CAN AND DID TALK

That is all.

I live in the South, if you're wondering.

[Enemy post]

I DO NOT NEED LOADS OF SPECIAL INSIGHT TO REJECT A CLAIM THAT SNAKES CAN AND DID TALK

That is all.

I live in the South, if you're wondering.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HXMYm4k6w0

[Frumple]

I'm just saying, if you stab someone and muthafucka starts bleeding bees, the right reaction is to just go, "Nope, I'm out" and book it in whatever direction gets yo' ass away from that shit.

This heromaker's legacy thing has been going places for a while now. Apparently the next step has become "dispose of unwanted supervillian clones by making their flesh turn into swarms of spiders and/or bees". You're not killing them if you just turn them into thousands and thousands of spiders, right? Right?

[Naturegirl1999]

I'm just saying, if you stab someone and muthafucka starts bleeding bees, the right reaction is to just go, "Nope, I'm out" and book it in whatever direction gets yo' ass away from that shit.

This heromaker's legacy thing has been going places for a while now. Apparently the next step has become "dispose of unwanted supervillian clones by making their flesh turn into swarms of spiders and/or bees". You're not killing them if you just turn them into thousands and thousands of spiders, right? Right?

this story is very interesting, Will yiu make it a game. Perhaps each slider carries a fragment of the mind they used to be

[Frumple]

Nah, the mind was itself a spider, which didn't itself turn into more spiders. It just kinda' dips when the rest of thing explodes into bugs. It's like ablative armor except instead of ceramics or whatever it's bees. They were clones, but clones by way of sorta' being people mecha piloted by bioengineered spiders hooked into their brain equivalent, made in an experiment to copy superpowers.

I don't really have anything to do with it besides reading the thing, though. I wouldn't make it into anything, much less a game...

[Naturegirl1999]

Nah, the mind was itself a spider, which didn't itself turn into more spiders. It just kinda' dips when the rest of thing explodes into bugs. It's like ablative armor except instead of ceramics or whatever it's bees. They were clones, but clones by way of sorta' being people mecha piloted by bioengineered spiders hooked into their brain equivalent, made in an experiment to copy superpowers.

I don't really have anything to do with it besides reading the thing, though. I wouldn't make it into anything, much less a game...

still sounds cool

[TheSteppeWolf]

So I figured out who kept shooting up pigeons in the yard of the house where I live... Turns out my neighbor bought his kids a pellet gun for their birthday and they've been using birds as target practice. Just... Why? Why not supervise them?

[Frumple]

Are you sure they haven't been? I remember back in the day my dad actively encouraged that sort of thing. One time I managed to peg a red bird with a BB gun from like a basketball court's length away and drop it into a lake

[scriver]

I DO NOT NEED LOADS OF SPECIAL INSIGHT TO REJECT A CLAIM THAT SNAKES CAN AND DID TALK

That is all.

I live in the South, if you're wondering.

I don't think the snake wasn't a special snake, not a regular snake

[Lord Shonus]

A lot of people consider pigeons to be nothing more than flying rodents -"sky mice"- and actively seek their destruction the same as any other pest.

[TheSteppeWolf]

A lot of people consider pigeons to be nothing more than flying rodents -"sky mice"- and actively seek their destruction the same as any other pest.

Yes but allowing two 10-year-olds to purposefully kill complex animals seems a bit... Wrong.

[Lord Shonus]

You have an urban mindset. A lot of rural folks are destroying pests well before the age of 10. When my uncle was a kid, one of his chores involved using a .22 to pot anything he saw in the yard. A lot of folks like that grew up and migrated to the city, but raised their kids the same way.

[Mathel]

I'd consider slaying pests good, no matter what age the slayer is.
But I would not consider pidgeons pests. Mice, rats, anything dangerously venomous, diptera of any kind, hymenoptera that made it indoors, those I'd consider fair game. But not pidgeons.

If pidgeons were considered pests though, why not let a kid kill them? It's weird. People have no problems leaving lethal traps for mice and insects. Killing them personaly is moraly no different.

[Iduno]

Nah, the mind was itself a spider, which didn't itself turn into more spiders. It just kinda' dips when the rest of thing explodes into bugs. It's like ablative armor except instead of ceramics or whatever it's bees. They were clones, but clones by way of sorta' being people mecha piloted by bioengineered spiders hooked into their brain equivalent, made in an experiment to copy superpowers.

I don't really have anything to do with it besides reading the thing, though. I wouldn't make it into anything, much less a game...

Reminds me of the Beeholders from Dungeonmans.

But I would not consider pidgeons pests. Mice, rats, anything dangerously venomous, diptera of any kind, hymenoptera that made it indoors, those I'd consider fair game. But not pidgeons.

Mostly if they hang around one area too much (like where they nest).

[Naturegirl1999]

Nah, the mind was itself a spider, which didn't itself turn into more spiders. It just kinda' dips when the rest of thing explodes into bugs. It's like ablative armor except instead of ceramics or whatever it's bees. They were clones, but clones by way of sorta' being people mecha piloted by bioengineered spiders hooked into their brain equivalent, made in an experiment to copy superpowers.

I don't really have anything to do with it besides reading the thing, though. I wouldn't make it into anything, much less a game...

Reminds me of the Beeholders from Dungeonmans.

But I would not consider pidgeons pests. Mice, rats, anything dangerously venomous, diptera of any kind, hymenoptera that made it indoors, those I'd consider fair game. But not pidgeons.

Mostly if they hang around one area too much (like where they nest).

do you expect them to leave their homes>