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WCDT 4066-4070 (12-16 August 2019)

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Torlek:

--- Quote from: BenRG on 11 Aug 2019, 23:23 ---In the footer text, Jeph notes that he's not sure what the scientists were hoping to achieve. Personally, I suspect that, stripped of jargon, the research grant application could be summarised as: "Because no-one has done this before" or as "For SCIENCE!!!" I doubt that anyone in the team went as far as to ask 'why'.

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Obligatory.

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=VPpIjhtgGj0

SotFX:

--- Quote from: Zebediah on 12 Aug 2019, 02:12 ---Not sure if this is what inspired Jeph, but there’s been an emu running around loose in North Carolina for weeks and nobody has been able to catch it.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/aug/07/eno-the-emu-north-carolina-wanted

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Either that or Australia lost far worse in the Great Emu War, and now are trying research in the US...

Or they've just started training ninjas as well

Gyrre:

--- Quote from: BenRG on 11 Aug 2019, 23:23 ---In the footer text, Jeph notes that he's not sure what the scientists were hoping to achieve. Personally, I suspect that, stripped of jargon, the research grant application could be summarised as: "Because no-one has done this before" or as "For SCIENCE!!!" I doubt that anyone in the team went as far as to ask 'why'. It's not as if anyone's career is on the line if they can't deliver commercially-useful results!

I think that Winslow is rapidly learning the full truth of what made Hannelore once utter the words: "This frickin' town!" I also thinking that he may tell May that, as ornery as she can be, she's better than the Emu, which will leave her thinking: "What... The emu?"

By the way, it looks like the lady researcher has the same type of face module as Beepatrice. For this reason, I dub her 'Chimevera'.

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Care to explain your naming convention? I get the 'chime' part of it.

BenRG:

--- Quote from: Gyrre on 12 Aug 2019, 10:52 ---Care to explain your naming convention? I get the 'chime' part of it.
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Basically, 'Beepatrice' came from Cockatrice. I just chose another fantastic beast - The Chimera - and turned it into something artificial-sounding that also sounded like a feminine name. Chime + Vera becomes 'Chimevera'.

oddtail:
I sort of just assumed "Beepatrice" was a play on "Beatrice" and that was it...

Then again, Roko's named "Basilisk", so that checks out.

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