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Secret Chief
Degrow!
When?
Secret Chief
Degrow!
Harvest moon...
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Possibly.
Ares woke several hours too early.
Back to where? I hope you got a receipt.
That would be Wednesday night, at least where I am. When I saw the moon earlier tonight, I noticed it was nearly full.
Subduction Zone
Veteran Member
Yes, although I was thinking that, with a full moon on a bad luck day which also happens to be Constitution Day - with all the political turmoil currently going on in this country... Well, I just don't know.
I don't really believe in bad luck or any mystical power some might attribute to a full moon, but I do believe in the Constitution.
Today is a grumpy day.
Secret Chief
Degrow!
Well just remember what "grumpy" spelled backwards is.
My memory is terrible, sorry.
I keep looking upward but I don’t see the Constitution in the heavens. It might be due to all the light pollution.
Oh, wait…
I believe in bad luck, but the Constitution seems like a long stretch...I keep looking upward but I don’t see the Constitution in the heavens. It might be due to all the light pollution.
Oh, wait…
You don’t actually have to stretch long just to read the Constitution.
I hear its bad luck to do so, though.
I keep looking upward but I don’t see the Constitution in the heavens. It might be due to all the light pollution.
Oh, wait…
The Constitution originated on a planet called Omega IV.
Strictly speaking, the "United States" on that planet (based on the storyline of the episode) would have existed hundreds, perhaps thousands of years before Earth's United States were ever formed.
That's pretty awesome, actually.
My father is a Trekkie, so this would very likely sound familiar to him.
I used to call them Fig Nothings (I don't know why)