Frank Goad
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What if you could be physically invisible?Including your clothes?
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What if you could be physically invisible?Including your clothes?
- Thread starter Frank Goad
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Then no one would see me.
Would I show up if someone photographed or filmed me?What if you could be physically invisible?Including your clothes?
I'd eventually be caught in a sports betting scandal.
I'd mess with the cats.
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IMO if someone could, it would lead to many bad deeds.What if you could be physically invisible?Including your clothes?
Tinkerpeach
Active Member
I would haunt places and probably play tricks on different religions.
I was just at a supermarket, and my daughter was confused by the voiceover telling Stella to go to Aisle 3.
I told her it was Jeebers. At some point that might come back to bite me.
At some point, my middle son created a character named "***** Man". I about laughed to the point of tears when he began getting included in stories(the child in question didn't really understand the concept of profanity at the time of ***** Man's creation).
We rolled with it. When an item becomes a trigger, ***** Man would come by and 'purchase' the item while he was away, usually writing a note or sending an email. He'll also email back and forth(getting him to practice writing/typing skills), and occasionally send a rebuke if it might be helpful.
There have been all sorts of colorful stories... He's really come to save our ***es a few times.
Some have Santa, or the tooth fairy... we have ***** Man.
What if you could be physically invisible?Including your clothes?
I would play tricks on my students. One way would be to move or rearrange items on their desks when they’re not looking.
☆Dreamwind☆
Active Member
I'd sneak into concerts, amusement parks and jump long bathroom lines
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Heyo
Veteran Member
And you would see no-one.
Invisibility can be explained as all light being bent around you, thus you'd see nothing.
Heyo
Veteran Member
While I can't be physically invisible, I at least can employ an SEP field.What if you could be physically invisible?Including your clothes?
“The Somebody Else's Problem field is much simpler and more effective, and what's more can be run for over a hundred years on a single torch battery. This is because it relies on people's natural disposition not to see anything they don't want to, weren't expecting, or can't explain.”
― Douglas Adams, Life, the Universe and Everything
Tomef
Well-Known Member
My dogs would go mental.What if you could be physically invisible?Including your clothes?
Tomef
Well-Known Member
Would’t work for a guy. Getting shoved into the urinal by whoever’s behind you wouldn’t end well.
Paying for goods at the checkout would be fun.
I could walk about in my preferred mode of undress
And as @JustGeorge has already said, I'd confusebthe cats. Would make a change to them confusing me.
I could walk about in my preferred mode of undress
And as @JustGeorge has already said, I'd confusebthe cats. Would make a change to them confusing me.
☆Dreamwind☆
Active Member
Wait, I thought cats had x-ray and infrared vision? Lol
Then I would still be detected anyway through other senses by many other beings on this planet. I get that humans are sight dominant, but even humans have passable secondary senses. There's a reason why in tabletop RPG rulesets invisibility spells don't actually make the character untargetable. Depending on the system, it's handled in different ways, but there are other spells that legit make a character untargetable on the physical plane - invisibility doesn't do that.
Don't you believe it, it's a myth