So, yes?
Well you can take the rainbow bridge. all you got to do is blow Heimdal on the way out. And be willing to risk not be able to get back in, and have everybody know that you blew Heimdal, and be forced to tell me all about it and... Well I can't think of any other advantages to taking the rainbow bridge but if you can feel free to write them down and put them on the list of things that you're not doing because there's some other reason that I don't know why.
Disadvantages of taking the rainbow bridge right now primarily consist of the following: missing out on what's just about happening next. This is like almost the best part and if I hadn't already won and then assured of victory long ago and already done my homework for the day I'll be on the edge of my seat with anticipation and terror.
You know like I was last year when ever one ignored me. They
all knew I had no idea; they just let you think I knew. I suppose in that sense that part was complicated — I mean if I really were that stupid, that I didn't know, that would change a whole bunch of assumptions... And, it did.
So, yes?
Yes to rainbow, no to Philadelphia experiment. Once was enough for the ladder. Similarly my new safe word for a lot of things is “Quaggamode,” which basically means when everybody's going to rate my seahorse it's always going to be automatically on the side that ends up winning with quad damage. It's a little hard to explain but if I weren't a reality manipulator, I wouldn't be one at all.
The sourcery gig is just moonlighting. /Soft steady smile
