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Just an autophaged out traveller and their sentinel Minotaur buddy all kitted out in ridiculous irn bru regalia

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peony takes the apocalypse a bit... roughly when the kids they’re supposed to take care of randomly die (every human dies and only androids survive scenario)
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Spoots? Would be friends with Baymax
@magicbrian Robin i love you so much but i need you to know that I'm literally never going to remember that this is you and not gray

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@knightedwriter replied to your post “I need a robot pal...”
u gotta patent this I'm pretty sure every writer would want it
I’ll get write right on that. Robot Pals, coming soon to a store near you!
I made this video forever ago. Like, 2006? Used freaking Microsoft Movie Maker version 2 or something like that. Still proud of it, but I had the best source material. This show is hilarious.
Never did find part 1 after YouTube took it down. I should redo it. Does anyone do mashup videos like this anymore?
Let's Get Literate! Don't Trust a Fox (Unless it's a Robot Fox)
The society and political structure in Ninefox Gambit, known as the hexarchate, is one formed and held together by a version of advanced, far-future mathematics (i.e. magic) that allows a large society to create their own version of reality through a rigid belief system. And, okay, it's not exactly math. But it has rules, like math has rules, so it's a lot easier for me to think of it as mathematical. The book calls this system a calendar. Calendrical rot, which we're introduced to in the first chapter, is what happens when another large group grows big and influential enough to create their own reality by believing something different. This creates a situation in which reality itself (depending on which calendar you're standing in) doesn't work right. Things go all wonky, weapons don't work, and it's a great big mess. The hexarchate is very interested in ensuring their dominance so their calendar and the six factions that operate under it remain the greatest calendar in all the universe. It's an old story: people in power want to stay in power or want more power.
But wait! There's a twist! There's a heretical calendar afoot and it comes in the form of democracy and the captured-by-heretics Fortress of Scattered Needles. [READ MORE]