Memo with people

CRC RIGHT NOW opened memo on board WRIGGLECREW.
CRC: {im thinking i might as well as invite [someone] else}
CURRENT pesticideAntagonist [CPA] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
CPA: >> well thats what this is for
CZN RIGHT NOW opened memo on board WRIGGLECREW.
CZN: Hello Odie.
CRC: {and here he is!}
CPA: >> well if it isnt peter!
CZN: It is indeed Peter.
CZN: How are you today?
CRC: {im doing rather well}
CPA: >> actually, fairly relaxed
CRC: {and you?}
CPA: >> everyone else is out doing things
CPA: >> im pretty much here alone
CZN: Are you alright being here alone?
CPA: >> yeah
CZN: You have Rook and I to distract you, at least.
CRC: {yeah}
CRC: {so i was wondering if we could break the [ice]}
CRC: {kinda get to know more about each [other]}
CRC: {even though we did that several times already}
CPA: >> i guess so.. im not really doing anything
CZN: And neither are we.
CZN: Perfect timing.
CPA: >> really myu is good but something really aggrivating
CPA: >> sp this is good solace
CPA: >> oh how i waited foyr silence
CRC: {[solitude] is needed once in a while for some people }
CZN: Indeed. I can't imagine how exhausting it would be to have no peace at all.
CRC: {but ive been alone for about 10 [years] now}
CRC: {its honestly getting really lonely out here}
CZN: That's... quite the long time.
CRC: {ive managed to cope}
CPA: >> what did you do to cause this
CRC: {well i dont really like to talk about it}
CRC: {but [people] do have to know the [truth]}
CPA: >> oh okay
CRC: {my [mother]}
CRC: {she's been dead for a while}
CZN: Condolences.
CRC: {thank you}
CZN: Is it alright to ask questions?
CZN: I don't mean to intrude.
CRC: {yeah, i dont mind at all}
CZN: Well.
CZN: Are there no others of your kind nearby?
CRC: {i live in the [woods] near my [neighborhood]}
CZN: And you can't live with anyone there?
CRC: {whenever a [child] loses their [parent] in here, they're automatically taken to an [orphanage]}
CRC: {but the nearest one around me is}
CRC: {pretty far away}
CZN: Unfortunate.
CZN: But after ten years, I would suspect it might be worth it.
CRC: {not to mention that ive seen some [orphanages]}
CRC: {and theyre}
CRC: {oh god}
CPA: >> what uus an orphanage
CPA: >> i cannot grasp your concept
CZN: An orphanage is where orphans live.
CRC: {its like this [odie]}
CPA: >> wnhat are oprhans
CZN: Children who have no parents to live with.
CPA: >> ohhhhh
CZN: Rather than be forced to raise themselves, they go to live in an orphanage.
CRC: {the [orphanages] here really just incubate [n.o.s] from mutant [obs] and ones without a [parent], and raise children of ages [1-12]}
CPA: >> so its like when we find a lusus for a wiggler like me
CZN: N.O.S?
CPA: >> like what happened to me
CZN: I suppose so.
CRC: {[N.O.] is an [abbreviation] for [neuron omega]}
CRC: {an [infant stage] of an [ob]}
CZN: Ah. I see.
CRC: {my [mother] herself was a [mutant]}
CZN: Odie, are you still considered a wiggler?
CPA: >> no, i think right nkow im more an adolescent but i am not meture yet
CZN: I see.
CRC: {in a way [odie]}
CRC: {im kinda jealous of you}
CRC: {you have all these [people] around you that genuinely love you}
CRC: {and i get no one except [obs] that are not hesitant to call the [authorities]}
CZN: Rook, could you not contact the authorities for help travelling to the orphanage?
CPA: >> then stick around some more
CRC: {im 16}
CRC: {im already too late to travel to an orphanage}
CPA: >> its not like we have anything to worry about sa if i do i might as well help you
CZN: That doesn't have to mean anything, you know.
CZN: Go there as a volunteer.
CRC: {maybe}
CRC: {but i cant really leave my [mom] behind for a while}
CRC: {not yet}
CZN: Why not?
CRC: {next month is parents' appreciation month}
CZN: Oh.
CRC: {i just want to pay [respects] for the [deceased]}
CZN: Of course.
CRC: {its not that i really don't visit my [mom's] grave that often}
CPA: >> i sometimes wonder what happened to my parents
CZN: How long ago did you disappear, again?
CZN: They could still be looking.
CPA: >> i dont know
CZN: Rough estimate?
CPA: >> well i cant really tell... i dont know years on earth worked
CZN: What about solar sweeps?
CZN: One Earth year is roughly 0.44 Alternian solar sweeps
CPA: >> i think.. somewhere above a sweep i was here.. i was taken care of a lusus and i met myu when i was three.. but iu really cant tell you truthfully!
CZN: That's perfectly alright.
CZN: Thank you for trying.
CPA: >> now i want to know why you want to know th9s
CZN: That's just over two earth years.
CZN: It doesn't seem unrealistic to me that your parents could still be trying to find you.
CPA: >> i do try
CRC: {maybe if there was some form of [interstellar travel]}
CPA: >> but lve never gotten ayn response
CZN: Perhaps I could get one for you.
CZN: There are organizations dedicated to reuniting families.
CZN: And since I have a copy of Darwin's program, it might be possible to set them up with a computer capable of talking to you.
CPA: >> honestly though
CPA: >> i like it here
CRC: {same here}
CRC: {although i could go to an [orphanage], ive just been so used to this [place]}
CPA: >> its not like i didnt try
CZN: The offer stands, if you change your mind.
CRC: {i did try}
CPA: >> okay, it doesnt hurt to try
CRC: {but i couldnt catch a [ride] just in [time]}
CRC: {[peter], what about you}
CZN: I live with my aunt.
CZN: My parents are typically busy working.
CZN: She is as well, but her work is something I can help more with than theirs.
CRC: {well at least your [parents] are alive and well}
CZN: Indeed.
CZN: I count my blessings often.
CZN: There are so many people who cannot say the same.
CPA: >> im very thankful for how my life turned out
CZN: That's good.
CZN: Things could always be worse.
CRC: {like me}
CPA: >> this is compelling m3 to write a story
CZN: Is that so?
CPA: >> yes related to your experiences that are similar as mine
CZN: Excuse me?
CPA: >> in other words the experiences of growing up as a lonely child
CRC: {hey i can relate to that}
CZN: I see.
CZN: You should. It would be interesting to read.
CZN: Especially given that your viewpoint would be from an Alternian.
CRC: {i would like to read it}
CRC: {so yeah i guess we broke the [ice] about [dead family experiences]}
CZN: Indeed.
CZN: Quite the way to get to know each other.
CRC: {eeeeyup}
CRC: {or just [family issues] in general}
CPA: >> it is
CPA: >> oh there is darwin
CPA: >> i wonder what brought her here
CRC: {yeah let me just invite him}
CRC: {*her }
CRC: {fuck}
CURRENT gG [CGG] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
CGG: k
CPA: >> hi boy
CRC: {hello [darwin]}
CGG: wat
CZN: Hello.
CGG: hi
CPA: >> rook thinks youre a boy
CRC: {it was just ONE [TIME]}
CGG: owtf
CGG: no
CRC: {i fucked up with my [typing]}
CPA: >> well i mess up my typing a lot
CRC: {lets just pretend it never happened}
CPA: >> k
CPA: v> ok
CPA: >> now my gypint is faltering
CPA: >> what have you done
CZN: The curse has been transferred.
CGG: lol
CZN: You have only one hope, Odie.
CRC: {get the fupk out of here while you can!!!}
CPA: >> thats to find a creature interface device that minimizes error
CRC: {hahaha}
CRC: {but yeah i gotta go}
CRC: {someone's at my [door]}
CZN: Goodbye, Rook. A pleasure to speak with you again.
CRC: {yeah it was nice to speak with you all}
CRC: {[darwin] too i guess}
CRC: {anyway}
CRC: {night!}
CRC ceased responding to memo.
CPA: >> it was pretty nice
CZN: It was.
CPA: >> i think there was someone who wanted to learn about psionics
CPA: >> i still have this file
CZN: I would be very interested in reading that file.
CPA: >> ok! well, here you go
-- CURRENT pesticideAntagonist [CPA] sends psionics_3rd.pdf --
CZN: Excellent. Thank you.
CZN: You don't mind if I send this information to certain people, do you?
CPA: >> who are you sending it to
CZN: My aunt.
CPA: >> well that's okayn!
CZN: Thank you.
CPA: >> not sure if you can use it yourself tub it is worth a try!
CZN: I most certainly cannot. But if anyone can work out what this actually means, it will be her.
CGG: lol human + psionics
CPA: >> shhh
CPA: >> its worth a try
CPA: >> think of it as an experiment
CPA: >> a "thought" expceriment
CZN: Heh.
CPA: >> theres hope in you
CZN: Odie.
CZN: The possibility of a human developing the exact same specific mutations that a troll might is almost impossible.
CZN: Alright, well.
CZN: Perhaps I should head out as well.
CZN: It was nice speaking to you. Thank you for the document.
CZN ceased responding to memo.