Bald-Faced Sloth People
May. 20th, 2009 09:03 pmTwo successive nights of insomnia have left me feeling antisocial and unproductive. Also, weird dreams about walking through winter streets in Buffalo, NY, where I was responsible for building a sort of chain lift for cars on steep hills.
However, I did manage to hammer my social self into place long enough for a pleasant lunch with
melskunk, who is newly returned from An Adventure on The Continent. There were Teutonic Knights, castles, and moonlit sword battles on the leaded roofs of Opera Houses.

So I assume, anyway.
Conversations with
melskunk are always cool. Today, we talked about constructed languages. I asked her about one she'd created to write a poem gift for
bard_bloom and
beetiger.
Her: "It had colour modifiers to alter emotional context." (Or words to that effect)
Me: "So, it was a language for, like, octopuses or celaphapods?"
Her: "Oh, no, that was different. This was for a race of giant sloths with bald faces that could change colour."
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I can tell it's going to be a bad summer. I'm already sticking my head in coolers at the convenience store, and craving enormous glasses of ice water. Smog alert tomorrow, too. Joy.
But, I am glad to be home. :)
However, I did manage to hammer my social self into place long enough for a pleasant lunch with
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So I assume, anyway.
Conversations with
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Her: "It had colour modifiers to alter emotional context." (Or words to that effect)
Me: "So, it was a language for, like, octopuses or celaphapods?"
Her: "Oh, no, that was different. This was for a race of giant sloths with bald faces that could change colour."
***
I can tell it's going to be a bad summer. I'm already sticking my head in coolers at the convenience store, and craving enormous glasses of ice water. Smog alert tomorrow, too. Joy.
But, I am glad to be home. :)