TEXT, UN: GEKOKUJOU

[liquidate]

i've been reading up on the outer space

(he hasn't read anything.)

bajikan is cool and their weird food's good, but i was looking forward to seeing stars...
where are they, behind that big fire planet blinding everybody???
that thing's overkill if you ask me
we've even been passing a bunch of ugly rocks and i haven't seen one that twinkles at me yet
clearly this is impossible, because there are so many stars in the sky and you think we'd pass by at least one by now?!
these books i've been slaving over are all liars

(he hasn't read anything.)

does anyone know how long i have to wait?
we've gotta be reaching the inner space soon and i don't want to miss them
get back to me quickly
suigetsu, out!

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TEXT, UN: REAPER

[hellshot]

[Oh my god what is wrong with you.]

...You do realise that that 'big fire planet' *is* a star.

That's what stars look like when you're closer to them, dumbass.

[liquidate]

reaper, you didn't die yet??
and that's a sun hahahha don't try to one-up me on this one

TEXT, UN: REAPER

[hellshot]

...

Are you trying to kill me off in some fantasy of yours? Fuck off, of course I didn't die yet.

And the sun is a star. Just one hellishly close to the planet.

not actually here (i'm sorry)

[canadese]

[Know that Ax is just staring at this post, speechless.

Then he is going to gently turn off the communicator and go take a nap.]

i'm not

[liquidate]

()

text; un; tonyhawkprosk85

[shenunigans]

look man
by the time we haul ass back up into space
which is approximately a year from now
the stars will definitely be gone
they only show up once every thousand years
then they just fuck off into the darkness again
the whole ship is dark too
were basically floating around in a pitch black orb through a pitch black sky
if i were you
id buy like 50 glowsticks

[liquidate]

we're staying on bajikan for that long?!
the stars in our world don't disappear for 1000 years, so what's different about this part of the outer space?

and what's a glowstick??
you're saying a lot of things i don't like, tony...
i have too many questions and i'm winding up with no answers

[shenunigans]

sure
maybe longer if we need to
time is just a number now
were infinite fragments of the galaxy
just drifting around like a moth in some soup

glowsticks are like torches for the edgy individual
they come in a bunch of different colours and you can bend them and shit
wear them on your wrists
around your neck
drink the sweet glow nectar
space is a hoot
but its also full of questions
sorry socrates
youre going to be furrowing that brow for a long time to come

text; un: greenmememachine

[sweatysometimes]

i'm not even sure what you're trying to ask here

[liquidate]

didn't you read what i wrote?
i spent a lot of time trying to figure out how these watches work

[sweatysometimes]

I mean, the 'big fire planet' IS a star. Just really close.

text | user: RE-L124C41+

[realimperfect]

I doubt you're reading much of anything if you can't recognize a star at close range.

However - they are better once we're out in open space, I think. They look a bit more like I'd always imagined, then.

[liquidate]

hey, cool username

i have a magazine i took and it has a lot of pictures in it, but i can't read the text...
maybe they do talk about stars in em??
anyway, i like your idea better than everyone else's
i've never been to another planet before, hahahahhaa have you?

[realimperfect]

.. Is that because you're illiterate or because it's an alien language?

Either way you're still in space and amongst stars, it's just a matter of proximity. I have, actually. It wasn't the most pleasant experience.

text | un: v-nikiforov

[genice]

You know, I think outer and inner space mean something very different to many of us than what they do to you.

You do know stars are gas giants like the one this planet orbits, right? They're suns. And the twinkling! I love the twinkling. From what I've brushed up on, that's something that only happens when you're on a planet. Space lacks proper atmosphere.

And mood setting, really.

i am so sorry

[liquidate]

... are you patronizing me?

LMAO SO AM I

[genice]

I don't really have enough money to be anyone's patron, sorry~!

( un: red )

[mullet]

[ wtf is happening. ]

there's no such thing as inner space.
if you "read up" on anything, you'd actually know that.

[liquidate]

(we just don't know..........)

okay so maybe not READ in its strictest definition
i looked at all of the pictures and got some great ideas!

Anonymous

[whorls]

Looks like everyone is giving you a hard time.
Don't let it discourage you.

[liquidate]

(what a nice... thing to say to someone this stupid, in these trying times...)

you saw that, huh???
i'm so over it...

text | user: maxwell

[braidedwonder]

Dude, you haven't read jack shit.

The 'big fire planet' is a star - just close up. I didn't go to formal school past the fifth grade and I know that!

[liquidate]

we don't have this kind of information where i'm from!
you can't blame me for not knowing!!

i'm writing down all the names of people who've been rude to me on here

text; user: katsuki

[yokunaru]

Actually, we've passed by a lot of them already. The fire planets are what stars look like up close.

Where are you finding these books? There are probably better ones around if you're trying to learn more about space.

[liquidate]

oh i got this magazine from reaper
have you met him?
he's great

what other books are there and do they have pictures?
i can't read any of the ones i've come across