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[benames]

yo space-folks :)

Now that we now that 1000 writers, film producers and game creators were wrong and that aliens don't want to exterminate earth or experiment on our bodies or have us have weird alien babies ( has no one seen the Alien? ) -- but they do like space reality shows the questions that must be asked are those:

1. do you think people who are sent home are just too boring to the audience?

2. ergo, should we all try being as stale as day old bread and hope for the best?

3. do you think the alien audience has a favorite and if so, who is it? I have my guesses, not sharing unless you tell me yours.

4. ok but is anyone's hair a mess because of all of this humidity?

5. are you all aware we are on a jurassic park planet and could be eaten by raptors at any given time? ( HINT: lock your doors )

Comments

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1. It's cute that you think an investment will spare them.

2. I know enough to say the man wasn't crazy and there is more to his circumstances than the Atroma.

3. Perhaps. Who knows?

4. You're welcome.

5. A criminal waste of Julianne Moore.

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[benames]

1. Why not? if the crowd loves a certain character I mean, fleet member, sending them home might cause them to stop watching and start watching space's version of wheel of fortune or something

2. not crazy / not the atroma - untrained metahuman? mutant? superpowers? seems to be a thing around here.

3. Probs the Atroma.

5. Right? but she was young, we can't blame her. People make these mistakes.

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1. Depends on how large this crowd is. And again, it can be rectified by bringing him someone new. Viewership doesn't change all that much with the removal of a character.

2. I suppose. I can't say more.

3. Most likely.

4. She wasn't that young.