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wild unicorn update appears!

filled with more crappy exposition and stupid expressions.
Elm is my dad-guy in this comic.  Everything I've written or drawn since I was 18 and stopped writing bullshit things has some form of dad-guy (dad-guy can be a man, a woman or a non reproductive sentient asteroid, it's all about what they do) and I like writing them.  

Glitter bombs are always an amazing idea, and you can make your own moss graffiti.  Because moss graffiti is a magnificent thing, like guerilla gardening is also a glorious thing.  if you are dumb enough to do illegal things and get caught then. well.  natural selection, hombre.  this is my way of saying that moss graffiti is still graffiti and is illegal to do in public without a permit (assuming that shit exists)

You may be like: 'whaaat Cass doesn't like needles? what a pussy'.  But seriously.  This is a microchip needle, it hurts more than combined tetanus/diptheria/whooping cough shit does.  I am totally cool with needles.  I like to freak some people out by watching.  But man, the days after that combination shot were shit.  I couldn't lift my arm too high and I sleep on that side so sleeping was hell.  Chip is flat and goes on the brachioradialis nearer to the elbow, no need to worry about any arteries or veins there, but the radial nerve is nearby.  It uses the minute electromagnetic field generated by the nerve to function.  This is how they keep track of trainers.  If you asplode an die, the League knows, and knows approximately where it happened. <:

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End chapter 1!
Chapter 2 will begin the week after next.  Update should be posted on the second of February.
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Comments: 8

wastelander-nick [2021-10-18 07:49:53 +0000 UTC]

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Velink [2015-07-09 06:47:04 +0000 UTC]

a chip in your body??
no wonder it is far more important than regular id
yeah I can imagine the needle being bigger

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jadethestone [2015-01-23 15:39:40 +0000 UTC]

Welp, I guess I would never be a trainer in this world. Needles and microchips - ich.

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RocCenere In reply to jadethestone [2015-01-23 21:52:55 +0000 UTC]

It's only league trainers. You can still be a normal trainer and travel.

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jadethestone In reply to RocCenere [2015-01-24 03:12:59 +0000 UTC]

Oh cool. XD

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IcarusHector [2015-01-23 02:39:46 +0000 UTC]

I feel like to somebody with a fear of needles, the chip needle probably looks to be the size of a turkey baster.

When I got multiple vaccines in one go, it was a bunch of tiny ones. Can't remember which ones though, but it was because Ia was headed out of the country to Guatemala. Little jars with needles attached to them. it struck me as kinda odd at the time.

Glitter bombs huh? Like balloons of glitter that you pop with a laser, or like fireworks full of glitter? If the latter, what is the ideal propellant? I want to make a glitter rocket.

That is the coolest inductively powered monitoring device since the mark of the beast! but seriously, that sounds like a pretty sweet idea, do you know if it is actually plausible? the location would make the injection hurt..... like days of funny bone kind of hurt. ugh.

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RocCenere In reply to IcarusHector [2015-01-23 06:44:36 +0000 UTC]

Electrodes attached to the body can detect nerve currents in muscles when they are moved. The detection would be done via induction.  While I don't know if this kind of thing in particular exists.  It is not implausible.  I imagine it would be accompanied by a slow-release anti-inflammatory and anti-biotic pellet or something, maybe even a small amount of painkiller for the initial injection in order to lessen the inflammation reaction which can be caused by having foreign objects in the body.
But I'm very content to let people suspend their disbelief.  

I am basically going to cite magic half the time. Seeing as pokeballs are afaik impossible given current laws of physics.

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IcarusHector In reply to RocCenere [2015-01-23 12:40:47 +0000 UTC]

Yep, makes sense.

and yeah, digitizing matter, and then randomly changing in either mass or density, since they can be shrunk to roughly a third of their original size, is pretty much magic.

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