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by Captain Trek
2010-07-30 08:52pm
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty Up

With the regards to the Percy idea, I think Stuart should include it in the story somewhere, but rather than being a catch-all term for all angels, it should instead become the nickname of one particular angel as something of an in-joke reference to the whole "Baldrick" thing, as in a huma...
by Captain Trek
2010-07-29 06:02am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy Nine Up

I'm sorry to say Stuart, but I agree with alot of the others that the cover in its present form is absolutely terrible, completely failing to deliver the message as to what the book's actually going to be about... As others have said, it also took me entirely too long to realise that those were bull...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-26 12:00am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy Three Up

Nice Job Stuart! Now, for mood music, I recommend this:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qNP6rAeOeo&feature=related I think this might be thematically appropriate. [youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=tcdJcrGJ97M&sns=em[/youtube] Heh, I have to admit I was listening to the Mortal Kombat theme ...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-23 12:22am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Views: 998881

Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy Two Up

As others have said with regards to Earth's economies after the war, exploiting the natural resources avaliable in Heaven and Hell will be vital to preventing another Great Depression (or, at the very least, will be vital to getting out of the next Great Depression)... As for Michael and Yahweh, I g...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-19 06:04am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

Since UA entities can exist in UB, they can presumably work out the A-B-C physics, after which they can create systems in UB that can operate in UC, even if they cannot go there, themselves. We could, for example, nuke UC using weapons built to the rules of UB. Assuming that the problems relating t...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-17 09:49am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

Not entirely sure what you're asking, but if you're wondering about the possibility of a normal human becoming IMMUNE to radioactivity as a result of being exposed to fallout, the answer is 'not outside of comic books'. I don't think he means that so much as he means, "Can someone who's absorb...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-17 05:06am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Views: 998881

Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

Not entirely sure what you're asking, but if you're wondering about the possibility of a normal human becoming IMMUNE to radioactivity as a result of being exposed to fallout, the answer is 'not outside of comic books'. I don't think he means that so much as he means, "Can someone who's absorb...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-17 12:06am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
Replies: 4810
Views: 998881

Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

The charge was by Iranian T-72 tanks, ordered at the behest of General Zolfaghari, who'd ceded operational control on that flank to Brigadier Carlson til inveighed to "put every gun to them sir, every gun." Thankyou... I knew they were Russian tanks, I just wasn't sure who was driving the...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-16 11:08pm
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Views: 998881

Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

I have to agree that there is absolutely no dramatic tension regarding the outcome of the in-universe "Salvation War" itself, simply because there can be no dramatic tension in terms of "will the heroes win or won't they" if the outcome is already known. Rather, as with most stor...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-14 05:23am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

I agree with what the others have said regarding size. 20 feet should, I think, be the maximal upper limit for all but Satan and Yahweh and indeed, probably half that or less would be neccessary for Michael to interact unnoticed in Vegas as someone else pointed out. For reference, a mister Robert Wa...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-12 02:27am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Views: 998881

Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

Nay, nay! Say not the dreaded name or it shall appear, spreading yiff and perversion all throughout the land! So that is the guy you were thinking of, then? Why would he be particularly interested in angels and/or something for feminists to get upset about any more than anybody else, pray tell? He ...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-12 01:57am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

And somewhere in the USA, the infamous D**g W*ng*r is trying to get interviews with female angels - ANY female angels.
Who, this guy?

http://en.wikifur.com/wiki/Doug_Winger

And if it isn't him you'll probably have to tell me who you were really thinking of, because I'm honestly curious now...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-12 01:15am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

If you want to know how well radical reconstruction works, take a look at the post-war confederacy. Or indeed the "Great Leap Forward" in Maoist China. That too was a farce in a basket... Then again, Hitler's "radical reconstruction" of 30s Germany did work pretty well (as evil ...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-10 07:14am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
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Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy One Up

Well, Uxhalar's dead... *Salutes* Farewell, noble redshirt... Farewell... Again, I don't know what made me like that guy so much, but there it is... Actually, part of me's pleased that his death was relatively quick... The only thing worse than getting nuked and then dying from radiation poisoning a...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-09 10:22am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
Replies: 4810
Views: 998881

Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy Up

And hence the term "irony". Actually, not really... The version of the song I've linked you guys to is a melancholy rendition of the song intended to set the backdrop for when your army gets defeated in the game (hence why its in-game filename is "JOHNNYSAD.wav"). Certainly a ch...
by Captain Trek
2010-06-06 12:32am
Forum: User Fiction
Topic: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Eighty One Up
Replies: 4810
Views: 998881

Re: The Salvation War: Pantheocide. Part Seventy Up

Hello everyone. I discovered the Salvation War relatively recently and have immensely enjoyed archive-bingeing my way through it. I had not, however, planned to register for this forum because, up until now, I didn't have anything I was all that desperate to say about the story... So what am I here ...