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You're funny... I likes ya
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Thanks. I like you too.You're funny... I likes ya
Valkyrie, who is your avatar?
I've often though of changing mine. Maybe use my real name. But I've been "Nerys Myk" for twenty years here, so why bother? Still it's not without it's mishaps. Some thought I was female because of the Kira connection and the fact "Nerys" is a woman's name in Welsh. It also uses Bajoran naming structure, so the family name is first. When someone calls me "Myk", I smile because they get it.
Wasn't Nerys also Niles ex in Frasier?
Maris.
Hot mouth?In my case, my imaginary character Rebecca Montgomery Fox*...a hot-mouth mutant.
*[created in 1984, partialy-based on an AP English classmate with a similar name.]
That's a cool (pardon the pun) idea! It would be a bit like Cyclops without glasses. I think the character has a lot of potential. She'd come enormously handy on ice worlds. I imagine she'd also have to be very heat resistent so as to not incinerate herself. That would make her a good ambassador to beings who live in a sun's corona or on its surface (those aliens could even communicate by flames so that she can be an interpretor). She could also enter the hot parts of ships' reactors to do repairs while the engines are working, e.g. when fleeing from an opponent.If you were to stand in front of her whenever it opened, you'd be a thoroughly incinerated Betazoid.
That's a cool (pardon the pun) idea! It would be a bit like Cyclops without glasses. I think the character has a lot of potential. She'd come enormously handy on ice worlds. I imagine she'd also have to be very heat resistent so as to not incinerate herself. That would make her a good ambassador to beings who live in a sun's corona or on its surface (those aliens could even communicate by flames so that she can be an interpretor). She could also enter the hot parts of ships' reactors to do repairs while the engines are working, e.g. when fleeing from an opponent.
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On older Grass Valley video production switchers, there was a light labeled N/S that would light when a selected source was not in time with the system or non-synchronous or non-sync for short.
I tend to privately march to my own cadence.
FYI, a later model of this switcher was the firing lever for the Deathstar.
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