03:07 <xxcoder> ;mission add For future talented pilots, you form a space academy tiers, starting at young toddler age to college age..

03:07 <LunchBot> Added mission: For future talented pilots, you form a space academy tiers, starting at young toddler age to college age..

03:07 <xxcoder> ;mission fixup s/.././

03:07 <LunchBot> New text is: For future talented pilots, you form a space academy tiers, starting at young toddler age to college age.

04:32 <xxcoder> ;mission

04:32 <LunchBot> Bob wishes his craft had more freezer space to store icecream. Someone tied your core rope memory into knots.

04:32 <xxcoder> bob on ice cream buzz?

10:21 <FLHerne> .outcome add Something went wrong. Try reloading.

10:21 <LunchBot> Added outcome: Something went wrong. Try reloading.

11:03 <FLHerne> .outcome add Your cat gazes upon proceedings with what seems to you to be something between ennui and disdain, but of course that's just how his face is.

11:03 <LunchBot> Added outcome: Your cat gazes upon proceedings with what seems to you to be something between ennui and disdain, but of course that's just how his face is.

11:37 <Althego> leet time

11:40 <darsie> .

12:51 <FLHerne> Happily for you, all inconvenient witnesses are exploded.

12:51 <FLHerne> .mission

12:51 <LunchBot> Instead of playing KSP, you just sit back and listen to piano music. It's calming but sad. You can't solve every problem with a harpoon, but you can solve your immediate ones.

12:51 <FLHerne> that's a valuable insight

12:52 <FLHerne> > You install KSP on Linux in a VM in OSX in a VM in Windows ME. You leave out several critical intermediate steps.

12:52 <FLHerne> quite the opposite

12:53 <FLHerne> way too many intermediate steps

13:25 <Mat2ch> hehe

19:12 <Judge_Dedd> !mission

19:12 <LunchBot> You try to plan a mission to visit Przybylski's Star, as soon as you figure out how to spell it. You have added tourists to your mission, thankfully your crew caught the fact that those tourists are actually assassins, and their suits is made from ultritium.

19:24 <xxcoder> lol

19:34 <packbart> yeah, I call it the nuke star. can't pronounce the name, either

19:35 <xxcoder> weird stars in scifi isnt too common but does come up time to time lol

19:36 <xxcoder> I remember one where aliens cant see color, and humans can, but aliens keep secret of strange star where they get hyperspace fuel from

19:36 <xxcoder> they have to use freq measurement to find it. humans can just directly see it

19:37 <packbart> " Przybylski's observations indicated unusually low amounts of iron and nickel in the star's spectrum, but higher amounts of unusual elements such as strontium, holmium, niobium, scandium, yttrium, caesium, neodymium, praseodymium, thorium, ytterbium, and uranium."

19:37 <packbart> weird stuff

19:38 <xxcoder> anyway story is essentally human being forced by surgery to look like one of those aliens, and work for them

19:39 <xxcoder> he sees the star directly and see its impossible via color but I forgot the discription of it

19:40 <xxcoder> anyway at end he surivies and humanity now knows what to look for

19:40 <xxcoder> and they can look for it much faster than those aliens can

21:27 <FLHerne> .outcome add Your craft and her company are gone, but the example and inspiration remain.

21:27 <LunchBot> Added outcome: Your craft and her company are gone, but the example and inspiration remain.