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[certaininequities]

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Comments

<DrOsborn>

[certaininequities]

If the reference has meaning to you that's what matters, you don't have to tell me. Sometimes I wish I'd been clever enough to think up something like that but I'm used to anything I do on a computer being work-related so it was kind of a reflex.

Thank you- I'm used to using logic on a regular basis. Besides it was kinda fun.

you're welcome? I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not, I hate that about text

<melancholyman>

[riproduzione]

i guess so. it's just a song i like, though. it's not really a case of being clever though, i just didn't want to put my actual name on the network when there are other people here i know from. before. otherwise i probably would have, it's what i'm used to doing too. though i do use my own name as a different handle for private messages sometimes.

i wasn't being sarcastic, for the record. asking probably wouldn't have been as awkward now i think about it... but it is fine. mostly. apparently, i'm a "gargoyle" so there are scales there now. on my face, that is. they're still kind of itchy.

<DrOsborn>

[certaininequities]

People you don't want seeing your conversations, I assume. I'll be careful not to use your name in responses if we speak on the main network, then. I'd hate to think I caused you any trouble by accident.

Scales? That sounds like a pain, literally and figuratively. If they're itchy, do you think maybe a lotion would help? Something for the dryness near your regular skin?

<melancholyman>

[riproduzione]

mm. that's probably good practice with most people... others seem less bothered by it, though, to be fair.

maybe, i haven't tried putting anything on them yet, but something on the parts that don't have scales might be helpful. i'm hoping it'll sort of settle down by itself as time passes, to be honest.

<DrOsborn>

[certaininequities]

I'd be inclined to think so as well: everyone I've spoken to that's been here a long time has adapted to whatever they've become. I guess the best thing to do would be the same as any other rash or skin change: keep an eye on it and go see someone if it doesn't start feeling better. But that's just common sense.

I don't think I ever asked you ... what sort of things do you do for work? Is any of this going to get in your way?

<melancholyman>

[riproduzione]

i think it's a case of needing to adapt, frankly. refusing to do so in a place where death is impermanent isn't going to do much good in the long run. as for the scales... [ he pulls a face as he types ] they shed. i was speaking about it with someone who has a similar problem. i don't know if that's a thing i have to worry about now, or how often, but it's not pleasant to think about.

not sure if you're familiar with the casino yet, but i work there... i don't think any of this will get in the way somehow.