Peter "Bra Snatcher" Parker (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
nomoneystillproblems) wrote2014-12-03 09:15 pm
nomoneystillproblems) wrote2014-12-03 09:15 pm
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call me maybe
parker.peter@cdc.org
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FROM: amber@cdc.org
I messaged both of you, in case I get the wrong one.
[ Which only means she got it wrong twice, but oh well. ]
FROM: amber@cdc.org
Don't you want to be a little fatter? I was trying to compliment you . . .
FROM: amber@cdc.org
Yes. Still interested?
I messaged both of you, in case I get the wrong one.
[ Which only means she got it wrong twice, but oh well. ]
FROM: amber@cdc.org
Don't you want to be a little fatter? I was trying to compliment you . . .
FROM: amber@cdc.org
Yes. Still interested?
FROM: oak.green@cdc.org
once upon a time there was nothing except for the alpha pokemon
arceus the original one or whatever
they think he created the entire universe
FROM: oak.green@cdc.org
but as someone once said
why am i explaining this its stupid just assume theres pokemon in my world
FROM: oak.green@cdc.org
smell ya later
once upon a time there was nothing except for the alpha pokemon
arceus the original one or whatever
they think he created the entire universe
FROM: oak.green@cdc.org
but as someone once said
why am i explaining this its stupid just assume theres pokemon in my world
FROM: oak.green@cdc.org
smell ya later
[ Yes, she did see Tony's network post, and she did read some of the responses, and it did remind her that she needs to meet up with one Peter Parker sometime. (She doesn't know about doppelgangers but fortunately--or unfortunately, depending--she's got the right guy here.) ]
FROM: ral.petra@cdc.org
Looks like you've been pretty busy. Let me know when you're free for a chat?
FROM: ral.petra@cdc.org
Looks like you've been pretty busy. Let me know when you're free for a chat?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
Zuko you're gonna have to be more specific than that
Zuko you're gonna have to be more specific than that
[Oh crap. Was she talking about what he thinks she was talking about?]
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
"Busy?"
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
What's up? Are you okay?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
"Busy?"
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
What's up? Are you okay?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
oh my god marco where are you getting this from?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
yeah we learned that in science class. It's pretty cool huh?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
did you get to the part about how there's some unknown, currently undetectable matter holding together the galaxies with gravitational force they can't generate on their own?
oh my god marco where are you getting this from?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
yeah we learned that in science class. It's pretty cool huh?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
did you get to the part about how there's some unknown, currently undetectable matter holding together the galaxies with gravitational force they can't generate on their own?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
wow i see how it is
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
I'll be fatter if have chocolate. yes i'm still interested where do i get to pick up this special delivery
wow i see how it is
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
I'll be fatter if have chocolate. yes i'm still interested where do i get to pick up this special delivery
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
oh my god look there's way more to be said about the origins of your mystery pokemon world than there is about the dumb name of a mediocre diner
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
what's that supposed to mean?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
are you twelve
oh my god look there's way more to be said about the origins of your mystery pokemon world than there is about the dumb name of a mediocre diner
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
what's that supposed to mean?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
are you twelve
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
A book Pilot let me borrow.
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
I should've guessed you'd already know about this stuff. :)
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
I didn't read about that yet. How do people know it's there if it can't be detected?
A book Pilot let me borrow.
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
I should've guessed you'd already know about this stuff. :)
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
I didn't read about that yet. How do people know it's there if it can't be detected?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
ah yes the film of my childhood
be over in two secs
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
i would be but i'm still getting chocolate so meh.
ah yes the film of my childhood
be over in two secs
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
i would be but i'm still getting chocolate so meh.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
Pilot? That was nice of him.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
Well it's not like something everyone reads up on, i'm just a huge nerd. Space isn't huge in the school curriculum.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
it's hard to explain. how much does the book say about gravity?
Pilot? That was nice of him.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
Well it's not like something everyone reads up on, i'm just a huge nerd. Space isn't huge in the school curriculum.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
it's hard to explain. how much does the book say about gravity?
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
It really helped while I was cooped up in medical all those days.
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
I don't blame you, it's really interesting! I had no idea any of this was true before.
[Just a few months ago he was still stuck in a pre-Copernican universe and thought the sun revolved around the earth...]
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
Gravity, that's the force that pulls matter together and holds us down on a planets surface.
It really helped while I was cooped up in medical all those days.
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
I don't blame you, it's really interesting! I had no idea any of this was true before.
[Just a few months ago he was still stuck in a pre-Copernican universe and thought the sun revolved around the earth...]
FROM: bott.marco@cdc.org
Gravity, that's the force that pulls matter together and holds us down on a planets surface.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
what did he do
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
i already know he's four inches taller than me don't rub it in
what did he do
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
i already know he's four inches taller than me don't rub it in
FROM: oak.green@cdc.org
?????????? i havent even met him yet thats not the point
but there this guy that came around with the new batch of recruits
[ AND THAT'S ALL HE SENDS BECAUSE HE HAS NO IDEA HOW TO CONTINUE THIS, chances are Peter would respond before he can think of something let's be real here ]
?????????? i havent even met him yet thats not the point
but there this guy that came around with the new batch of recruits
[ AND THAT'S ALL HE SENDS BECAUSE HE HAS NO IDEA HOW TO CONTINUE THIS, chances are Peter would respond before he can think of something let's be real here ]
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
oh okay
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
which guy
[Because guy refers to men. not tiny children...]
oh okay
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
which guy
[Because guy refers to men. not tiny children...]
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
Oh cool! That's so good, it'll be good to know this stuff considering that you're gonna be traipsing around the universe now
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
it's pretty crazy, isn't it? really hard to wrap your head around but that's kinda the draw for me.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
that's right! okay so basically what i meant was that scientists have been able to calculate the gravitational force of all the known objects in our solar system
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
planets and everything on them, the sun, etc.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
but the thing is when they entered these numbers into equations, they realized that these forces of gravity weren't actually enough to keep these planets in orbit in one solar system, or keep all the solar systems in the same galaxy, and so on
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
in fact the numbers were off by so much the only explanation is that there are extraneous forces, or unknown matter that makes up for the gravity we lack, to hold it all together
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
as far as the sciences in my world went we haven't been able to detect or determine what exactly these forces or matter are, so we're referring to them as "dark matter" and "dark forces" as placeholder terms
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
it sounds outlandish but the equations came out with something like the universe being comprised of only about 4 or 5% of known matter -- stuff we're familiar with and can see and touch -- and the rest is a huge question mark
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
i wonder if they have anything on the subject out here, it would be cool to get a one-up on the current theories back home
Oh cool! That's so good, it'll be good to know this stuff considering that you're gonna be traipsing around the universe now
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
it's pretty crazy, isn't it? really hard to wrap your head around but that's kinda the draw for me.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
that's right! okay so basically what i meant was that scientists have been able to calculate the gravitational force of all the known objects in our solar system
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
planets and everything on them, the sun, etc.
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
but the thing is when they entered these numbers into equations, they realized that these forces of gravity weren't actually enough to keep these planets in orbit in one solar system, or keep all the solar systems in the same galaxy, and so on
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
in fact the numbers were off by so much the only explanation is that there are extraneous forces, or unknown matter that makes up for the gravity we lack, to hold it all together
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
as far as the sciences in my world went we haven't been able to detect or determine what exactly these forces or matter are, so we're referring to them as "dark matter" and "dark forces" as placeholder terms
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
it sounds outlandish but the equations came out with something like the universe being comprised of only about 4 or 5% of known matter -- stuff we're familiar with and can see and touch -- and the rest is a huge question mark
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
i wonder if they have anything on the subject out here, it would be cool to get a one-up on the current theories back home
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
oh yeah the one with the...dragon pokemon?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
is he your brother?
oh yeah the one with the...dragon pokemon?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
is he your brother?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
his name is red and yours is green?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
i don't even look like my own doppelganger okay anything is possible
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
what's up then? is he a different version of someone you know?
his name is red and yours is green?
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
i don't even look like my own doppelganger okay anything is possible
FROM: parker.peter@cdc.org
what's up then? is he a different version of someone you know?
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