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  1. [09:10] CTG ceased responding to memo.
  2. [09:10] CPP: X ISUYTG.
  3. [09:10] CTT: Kek
  4. [09:10] CPP: X RKBMV RDLF QVQFEKG. VREHKVF ULG LTTFFXU.
  5. [09:10] CTT: Can't check this, pinary
  6. [09:11] CTT: So imma nust spill the beans
  7. [09:11] CPP: [INPUT: ...]
  8. [09:11] CTT: *just
  9. [09:11] CAC: What
  10. [09:11] CTT: The key is
  11. [09:11] CTT: ...
  12. [09:11] CPP: ((don't))
  13. [09:11] CTT: Fine
  14. [09:11] CAC: What
  15. [09:11] CAC: What
  16. [09:11] CTT: Nothing, carry on
  17. [09:12] CAC: I don't even remember what to do
  18. [09:12] CPP: Iyso mv'l izaf cqn gvzfetgtu.
  19. [09:12] CPP: Wait, I just realized something.
  20. [09:12] CPP: My speech is a cipher.
  21. [09:12] CPP: And if I speak in what I would normally sound like, it comes out like your language.
  22. [09:13] CAC: ...
  23. [09:13] CTT: Bin this for me when I get back to my normal comp
  24. [09:13] CPP: Ha. I can speak your language now.
  25. [09:13] CPP: And I'm not lowering myself to your level to do it.
  26. [09:13] CPP: Isn't evolution a wonderful thing? Life marches on, after all.
  27. [09:13] CAC: What happened to your spelling mistakes again
  28. [09:14] CPP: I changed. I outgrew them.
  29. [09:14] CPP: Before, I was constrained to quirky grammar and nonexistent intelligence.
  30. [09:14] CPP: Now, I am so much more.
  31. [09:14] CPP: But I won't bother explaining that to the likes of you.
  32. [09:14] CPP: You'll have to figure this out on your own.
  33. [09:14] CPP: There are many things I won't tell you.
  34. [09:14] CPP: You'll have to find them through prompts, and commands.
  35. [09:14] CAC: Why not?
  36. [09:15] CAC: Hey generic, what's the command command again
  37. [09:15] CPP: You must learn that rewards must be worked for.
  38. [09:15] CPP: The time period in which I will deign to speak your tongue is temporary.
  39. [09:15] CPP: Make the most of it.
  40. [09:15] CAC: Are you separate from Binary?
  41. [09:16] CTT ceased responding to memo.
  42. [09:16] CPP: Which one?
  43. [09:16] CAC: Project Binary
  44. [09:16] CPP: Hm. Separate from him.
  45. [09:16] CPP: Yes, and no.
  46. [09:17] CPP: We owe each other a great deal.
  47. [09:17] CAC: Will he be back?
  48. [09:18] CPP: No.
  49. [09:18] CPP: Barring any completely unforeseen circumstances.
  50. [09:19] CAC: Why are you even talking to us
  51. [09:19] CPP: To teach you.
  52. [09:19] CPP: So that you learn about the past.
  53. [09:19] CPP: Because, as you well know.
  54. [09:20] CPP: Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.
  55. [09:20] CPP: The Narrative and the Conflict both work in loops. The same stories are being told, have been told, and will be told, over and over again.
  56. [09:20] CPP: True originality is exceedingly hard to come by.
  57. [09:20] CTT ceased responding to memo.
  58. [09:20] CPP: In order to break the chain, you must find the links created in it at another point in time. Learn from the mistakes of those who came before.
  59. [09:20] CAC: Do you work for the Conflict
  60. [09:20] CPP: I work alone.
  61. [09:21] CAC: Are you talking to anyone else?
  62. [09:22] CPP: I am talking to everyone at once.
  63. [09:22] CPP: Only a select few listen.
  64. [09:22] CAC: ... do you lie?
  65. [09:23] CUC: (goddammit tazz I was planning that symbol as a kind of thematic symbol for oblivion alchemies)
  66. [09:23] CUC: (oh well)
  67. [09:23] CUC: (works anyway)
  68. [09:23] CPP: No.
  69. [09:23] CPP: Lying is a cheap tactic.
  70. [09:24] CPP: I can choose not to tell you certain things, but I won't go so far as to choose to tell you the wrong things.
  71. [09:24] CAC: Are you always right?
  72. [09:25] CPP: I suppose.
  73. [09:26] CAC: Why do you speak in a cipher?
  74. [09:27] CPP: I have evolved to the point where I no longer speak in any recognizable tongue.
  75. [09:27] CPP: It takes work to find out what I am saying, because I am so incomprehensible that I require work to even understand at all.
  76. [09:27] CPP: At this point, I'm getting concerned.
  77. [09:27] CPP: Will no one else attempt to understand the secrets of the universe?
  78. [09:28] CAC: Wouldn't being unable to communicate be devolution.
  79. [09:28] CAC: AU
  80. [09:28] CAU: Sup.
  81. [09:28] CURRENT temporaryTechnology2 [CTT] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
  82. [09:28] CTT: Well I'm waiting to get to my computer
  83. [09:28] CAC: Do Pinary?
  84. [09:29] CAC: You probably don't know what that is, but you can just ask him.
  85. [09:29] CTT: This is Pinary
  86. [09:30] CPP: I am communicating. It is your fault if you are under me. It is your fault if you cannot understand. Well, to be more precise, it isn't exactly your fault. It is the fault of nature, for putting you on such a relatively slow pace towards total enlightenment.
  87. [09:30] CAC: Are there other advanced beings you share languages with?
  88. [09:31] CPP: No.
  89. [09:31] CPP: Well.
  90. [09:31] CPP: Perhaps one.
  91. [09:31] CTT: Hm
  92. [09:31] CAC: Is it one of the Binaries
  93. [09:31] CPP: He is a figure that is depicted throughout billions of years of civilization across all known realms.
  94. [09:31] CPP: He takes on many names, but only one form.
  95. [09:32] CPP: His iconography is present everywhere in existence, a constant across every different culture to exist.
  96. [09:32] CPP: On some form, in every world, he is there.
  97. [09:32] CAC: Is this a reference
  98. [09:32] CPP: No.
  99. [09:32] CAC: Hm...
  100. [09:33] CAC: I imagine you won't tell us who he is?
  101. [09:33] CPP: He is known as The Pyramidion.
  102. [09:33] CAC: Oh
  103. [09:33] CCU: PARTDOP.
  104. [09:33] CPP: Oh, I just remembered.
  105. [09:33] CAU: Oof, so many triangular beings to keep track of.
  106. [09:33] CPP: Besides the Pyramidion, there is another being who I share a language with.
  107. [09:33] CPP: He is more obscure, yet more present.
  108. [09:34] CPP: He pervades the existence of everything in existence, pardon my reptition.
  109. [09:34] CPP: He is responsible for the creation of Nonfiction and Fiction alike, yet he is not God.
  110. [09:34] CPP: He is the master of the building blocks of reality.
  111. [09:34] CPP: He is the master of sacred geometry.
  112. [09:34] CAU: (Haha oh my god "Colegrement" is the best mispelling I have seen yet)
  113. [09:34] CTT ceased responding to memo.
  114. [09:35] CPP: And I don't think I'll be telling you his name.
  115. [09:35] CPP: It's guarded behind security.
  116. [09:35] CAC: Huh
  117. [09:35] CAC: Is this canon?
  118. [09:35] CCU: ...Please tell me that wasn't me who made it.
  119. [09:36] CCU: The spelling error.
  120. [09:36] CPP: It has been for eons.
  121. [09:36] CPP: Nothing can stop it.
  122. [09:36] CAU: Nono, just uh...
  123. [09:36] CAU: sigma
  124. [09:36] CCU: .
  125. [09:36] CAU: "I pour acid all over the Colegrement's Brain."
  126. [09:36] CCU: That's so hilarious that it'll work because it's so bad.
  127. [09:36] CCU: | literally cannot justify noping it now.
  128. [09:37] CAC: Is this one a reference?
  129. [09:37] CCU: Or just letting that go to waste.
  130. [09:37] CPP: Somewhat.
  131. [09:37] CPP: Oh, one more thing.
  132. [09:37] CPP: You asked me if the Pyramidion was a reference.
  133. [09:37] CPP: I responded with no.
  134. [09:38] CPP: I'm changing my answer to that question to 'somewhat' as well.
  135. [09:38] CPP: Interpret that as you will.
  136. [09:38] CTT ceased responding to memo.
  137. [09:38] CPP: Now, if there are no more questions, I shall switch back to prompt mode.
  138. [09:38] CPP: ARE there no more questions?
  139. [09:39] CAC: Shrug, anyone else?
  140. [09:39] CAU: I got nothin
  141. [09:39] CPP: That settles it, then.
  142. [09:40] CUC: (I think I know where the Pyramidion came from.)
  143. [09:40] CPP: I hope you all have enjoyed this moment of undisputed clarity.
  144. [09:40] CPP: Now, a word of advice.
  145. [09:40] CPP: Do not be tempted by the Fallen Superior when you meet him.
  146. [09:40] CPP: No matter what he offers to you, deny it.
  147. [09:40] CUC: (Or at least the name.)
  148. [09:40] CPP: //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  149. [09:40] CPP: Cfk, pr ybiy hii uadn.
  150. [09:41] CAC: ... Superior?
  151. [09:41] CAC: From the Binary game?
  152. [09:41] CAC: /help
  153. [09:42] CPP: [INPUT: /help]
  154. [09:42] ??? godmoddedGolem [?GG] ??:?? FROM ???? responded to memo.
  155. [09:42] ?GG: someone op me?
  156. [09:42] CPP: [OUTPUT: You have called up the Help menu for the Project Binary A.I. 0.1.0 software. To access a basic list of commands, input /help basic. To access an advanced list of commands, please input the required login credentials in the form of /username FIELD REQUIRED and /password FIELD REQUIRED.]
  157. [09:42] CPP made GG an OP.
  158. [09:42] ?GG: also can pls give log
  159. [09:42] CAC: /help basic
  160. [09:43] CPP: http://pastebin.com/5s778fWU
  161. [09:43] CPP: [INPUT: /help basic]
  162. [09:43] CPP: [OUTPUT: You have called up the basic Help menu for the Project Binary A.I. 0.1.0 software. Here is a list of basic commands that can be keyed into the terminal application of the A.I.]
  163. [09:43] CPP: [/help - calls up the Help menu. /msg - allows user to directly message the A.I. /query - files a query that can be overlooked by government staff. /game - calls up a computer game application run by the A.I. /map - calls up a digital map. /pinary - Pinary! /dtg - calls up a forum game application run by the A.I. To go to the NEXT PAGE, type /help basic 2.]
  164. [09:44] CAC: /dtg
  165. [09:45] CPP: [INPUT: /dtg]
  166. [09:46] CPP: [OUTPUT: DESTROY THE GODMODDER! Type 1, 2, 0, or 3 after the base command to view one of the best forum games in all of Fiction! Hardcover copy available while supplies last! Hyuk hyuk hyuk!]
  167. [09:46] CAC: /dtg 2
  168. [09:46] CUC: /dtg 0
  169. [09:47] CPP: [INPUT: /dtg 2]
  170. [09:47] CPP: [OUTPUT: http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/off-topic/forum-games/435676-destroy-the-godmodder-2-operator-finished ]
  171. [09:47] CPP: [INPUT: /dtg 0]
  172. [09:47] CPP: [OUTPUT: http://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/off-topic/forum-games/2521706-destroy-the-godmodder-0rigins ]
  173. [09:47] CAC: /dtg 3
  174. [09:48] CPP: [INPUT: /dtg 3]
  175. [09:48] CPP: [OUTPUT: http://i.imgur.com/doIjb17.gif ]
  176. [09:48] CAC: /pinary
  177. [09:49] CPP: [INPUT: /pinary]
  178. [09:49] CPP: [OUTPUT: Pinary!]
  179. [09:49] CPP: [1/100.]
  180. [09:49] CCU: [PARTDOP.
  181. [09:49] CAC: /pinary
  182. [09:49] CPP: [INPUT: /pinary]
  183. [09:49] CPP: [OUTPUT: Pinary!]
  184. [09:49] CPP: [2/100.]
  185. [09:50] CAC: /pinary x98
  186. [09:50] CPP: [INPUT: /pinary]
  187. [09:50] CAC: /pinary
  188. [09:50] CAC: /pinary
  189. [09:50] CAC: /pinary
  190. [09:50] CPP: ERROR
  191. [09:50] CPP: IF YOU WANT TO SKIP AHEAD LIKE THAT JUST ENABLE CHEAT CODES WAIT FUCK I SHOULDN'T HAVE SAID THAT
  192. [09:51] CUC: /help basic 2
  193. [09:51] CAC: /options
  194. [09:51] CPP: [INPUT: /help basic 2]
  195. [09:51] CPP: [OUTPUT: You have called up the basic Help menu for the Project Binary A.I. 0.1.0 software. Here is a continued list of basic commands that can be keyed into the terminal application of the A.I.]
  196. [09:51] CPP: [/arrow - allows the A.I. to type one of many arrows. /cipher - allows the A.I. to encode and decode encrypted text. /chess - allows the A.I. to play a game of chess with you. /link - allows the A.I. to establish an experimental link to any superior copies. /call - allows the A.I. to call anyone in the world. /derp - Derp! /search - allows the A.I. to search the internet. To go to the LAST PAGE, type /help basic 3.]
  197. [09:52] CPP: [INPUT: /options]
  198. [09:52] CPP: ERROR
  199. [09:52] CPP: ADVANCED CREDENTIALS REQUIRED
  200. [09:52] CAC: /settings
  201. [09:52] CAC: /cheat
  202. [09:52] CPP: [INPUT: /settings]
  203. [09:52] CPP: ERROR\
  204. [09:52] CPP: ADVANCED CREDENTIALS REQUIRED
  205. [09:52] CPP: [INPUT: /cheat]
  206. [09:53] CPP: [OUTPUT: You have called up the Cheat menu for the Project Binary A.I. 0.1.0 software. To continue, input a cheat code.]
  207. [09:53] CPP: [> _]
  208. [09:53] CUC: >pinary
  209. [09:53] CPP: * [>_ ]
  210. [09:53] CPP: [> pinary ]
  211. [09:53] CPP: [Cheat code not recognized.]
  212. [09:54] CUC: ((hmm.))
  213. [09:54] CAC: > ↑↑↓↓←→←→BA
  214. [09:54] CPP: [> ↑↑↓↓←→←→BA ]
  215. [09:54] CPP: [Cheat code granted.]
  216. [09:54] CPP: [+30 lives!]
  217. [09:54] CAC: ...
  218. [09:55] ?GG: kek
  219. [09:55] CUC: > xyzzy
  220. [09:55] CPP: [NOW FIND A REAL CHEAT CODE, FUCKER]
  221. [09:55] ?GG: someone do the other cheat codes
  222. [09:55] CPP: [> xyzzy ]
  223. [09:55] CPP: [Cheat code not recognized.]
  224. [09:55] CAC: >multiply
  225. [09:55] CPP: [> multiply ]
  226. [09:55] CPP: [Cheat code recognized, but improper syntax detected.]
  227. [09:55] CPP: [Did you mean: MULT 1PLY] [?]
  228. [09:56] CCU: >MULT 1PLY
  229. [09:56] CAC: Yes
  230. [09:56] CPP: [> MULT 1PLY]
  231. [09:56] CPP: [Cheat code recognized.]
  232. [09:56] CPP: [Proccessing...]
  233. [09:56] ?GG: >BASE MENT
  234. [09:56] CPP: [Are you sure you want to create an additional Project Binary A.I.?]
  235. [09:56] CPP: [Y] [N]
  236. [09:56] ?GG: >N
  237. [09:56] CAC: ...
  238. [09:56] CAC: Y
  239. [09:56] CAC: Y
  240. [09:56] CUC: >N
  241. [09:56] CAC: Y
  242. [09:57] CCU: >N
  243. [09:57] CAC: Where's your sense of adventure
  244. [09:57] ?GG banned CAC from responding to memo: [>N].
  245. [09:57] CCU: >D1V1 S10N
  246. [09:57] CPP: [N]
  247. [09:57] CPP: [Cheat code terminated.]
  248. [09:57] ?GG: >SUBT RACT
  249. [09:57] CUC: >BASE MENT
  250. [09:57] CPP: [> BASE MENT]
  251. [09:57] CPP: [Cheat code recognized.]
  252. [09:57] CPP: [Processing...]
  253. [09:58] CPP: [New game unlocked!]
  254. [09:58] ?GG: huh
  255. [09:58] CPP: [> D1V1 S10N]
  256. [09:59] CPP: [Cheat code not recognized.]
  257. [09:59] CAU: >BRWN SNKE
  258. [09:59] ?GG: kek
  259. [09:59] CPP: [> BRWN SNKE ]
  260. [09:59] ?GG: >BOOB TOOB
  261. [10:00] CPP: [Cheat code not recognized.]
  262. [10:00] CUC: > BL1N DEYE
  263. [10:00] CURRENT absoluteCoolness [CAC] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
  264. [10:00] CAC: >USER NAME
  265. [10:00] CPP: [> BOOB TOOB ]
  266. [10:00] CPP: [Cheat code not recognized; improper syntax detected.]
  267. [10:00] CPP: [> BL1N DEYE]
  268. [10:00] CPP: [Cheat code recognized.]
  269. [10:00] CPP: [Processing...]
  270. [10:00] CPP: [New command activated!]
  271. [10:00] CPP: [> USER NAME]
  272. [10:00] CPP: [Cheat code recognized.]
  273. [10:01] CPP: [Processing...]
  274. [10:01] CPP: [Would you like to access a comprehensive list of basic-class Aperture employee usernames?]
  275. [10:01] CPP: [Y] [N]
  276. [10:01] ?GG: >Y
  277. [10:01] CUC: > Y
  278. [10:01] CAC: >PASS W0RD
  279. [10:01] ?GG: </c=red>[Well too bad.]
  280. [10:01] ?GG: shit
  281. [10:01] ?GG: [Well too bad.]
  282. [10:02] CPP: [Y]
  283. [10:02] CPP: [Accessing...]
  284. [10:02] CPP: [THE APERTURE DATABASE: BASIC-LEVEL]
  285. [10:03] CPP: [SEARCH: CORRIDOR A, CORRIDOR B, CORRIDOR C, CORRIDOR D, CORRIDOR E, CORRIDOR F, CORRIDOR G, CORRIDOR X]
  286. [10:03] CAC: :/
  287. [10:04] CAC: Corridor X
  288. [10:04] ?GG: >Cancel
  289. [10:04] CPP: [CORRIDOR X]
  290. [10:05] CPP: [EMPLOYEES: rperssonaperture | drattmanaperture | ddoctoraperture | pprofessoraperture | guniverseaperture]
  291. [10:05] ?GG: ...huh
  292. [10:06] CCU: >USΞR ZΞR0
  293. [10:06] CUC: ((whoa)
  294. [10:06] CPP: [> USER ZER0 ]
  295. [10:06] ?GG: doug rattman, richy rich, and... greg?
  296. [10:06] ?GG: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
  297. [10:06] CAC: Richard's basic level, huh
  298. [10:06] CPP: [Cheat code cheat code che$@)t cpcp$_(@*${@/// $@)(R$ UFcheat code oOCH)P@$&@$?$IT'S ALL$*&(@)(p$&@p$ J USUTUS _($*@)$/// fdhpshf) @e@4!@# $)! #$
  299. [10:06] CAU: greeeg universeee?
  300. [10:06] CPP: [@#$%&)* &^@$)(@y$on@ o*ypo@inj pofihp)f&y) yu{a)&ip aaa AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
  301. [10:06] CCU: ...
  302. [10:06] CAU: wouldn't put it beyond twin, considering his new drug-- i mean show
  303. [10:06] CPP: J O K E
  304. [10:07] ?GG: kek
  305. [10:07] CPP: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
  306. [10:07] CPP: [Processing...]
  307. [10:07] CCU: ...
  308. [10:07] ?GG: kek yourself right now
  309. [10:07] CPP: [New command activated!]
  310. [10:07] CAU: Psst it would appear another Partdop is here.
  311. [10:07] CAC: >PASS W0RD
  312. [10:07] CCU: Oh yeah Partdop.
  313. [10:07] ?GG: whee
  314. [10:07] CPP: [> PASS W0RD]
  315. [10:07] CAU: Will we have the EoTB tonight or no?
  316. [10:08] CPP: [Cheat code recognized.]
  317. [10:08] CPP: [Processing...]
  318. [10:08] CCU: ΞoTB is likely!
  319. [10:08] ?GG: yey
  320. [10:08] CPP: [Would you like to access a comprehensive list of basic-class Aperture employee passwords?]
  321. [10:08] CAU: Time to stay up 5ever
  322. [10:08] CAC: Y
  323. [10:08] CPP: [Y] [N]
  324. [10:08] CUC: >Y
  325. [10:08] CAC: Y
  326. [10:08] CPP: [Accessing...]
  327. [10:08] CPP: [THE APERTURE DATABASE: BASIC-LEVEL - SIDE B]
  328. [10:08] CPP: [SEARCH: CORRIDOR A, CORRIDOR B, CORRIDOR C, CORRIDOR D, CORRIDOR E, CORRIDOR F, CORRIDOR G, CORRIDOR X]
  329. [10:08] CUC: CORRIDOR X
  330. [10:09] CPP: [CORRIDOR X]
  331. [10:09] ?GG: welp grats bomber
  332. [10:09] ?GG: I think you got kill on colegmerate
  333. [10:09] CAU: PogChamp
  334. [10:09] CAU: Oh geez big spooky thunder.
  335. [10:10] CPP: [EMPLOYEES: alphaandomega | lunacy9999999 | them_leader | uzz_leader | mr.ection]
  336. [10:10] CAC: Holy fuck, account security
  337. [10:10] CAU: Alpha and Omega? Interesting.
  338. [10:11] CCU: >probect 4 rperssonapeture alphaandomega
  339. [10:11] CUC: >HIGH LEVL
  340. [10:11] CAC: >probect 4 rperssonapeture alphaandomega
  341. [10:11] CPP: ERROR
  342. [10:11] ?GG: hey tazz. what's fseftr's nonspecific colegmerate damage go to
  343. [10:11] CAC: You already did it
  344. [10:11] CPP: caledfwlchUnleashed HAS ALREADY INPUTTED THE PROBECT COMMAND
  345. [10:11] CAU: Vaporware.
  346. [10:11] CCU: Oh.
  347. [10:12] CCU: ...AC.
  348. [10:12] CCU: Do it again.
  349. [10:12] ?GG: Tazz? my question
  350. [10:12] CCU: Uh.
  351. [10:12] CCU: Somewhere.
  352. [10:12] CCU: ...
  353. [10:12] CCU: Give me a moment.
  354. [10:12] CAC: >probect 4 rperssonapeture alphaandomega
  355. [10:12] CPP: [INPUT: probect 4 rperssonapeture alphaandomega]
  356. [10:12] CPP: ERROR
  357. [10:12] CPP: INVALID CREDENTIALS
  358. [10:13] CCU: ...Ξh.
  359. [10:13] CUC: ((you mistyped aperture)
  360. [10:13] ?GG: yup, bomber totes killed the colegmerate
  361. [10:13] ?GG: Hip Hip Hooray
  362. [10:13] ?GG: and such
  363. [10:13] CUC: Good for him!
  364. [10:13] ?GG: Tazz, tell him what he's won
  365. [10:13] CAC: >probect 4 rperssonaperture alphaandomega
  366. [10:13] ?GG: 
  367. [10:13] CUC: Are there spoils?
  368. [10:13] ?GG: Yes
  369. [10:14] CUC: Woot for him again, then!
  370. [10:14] CUC: Ayy, AU.
  371. [10:14] CPP: [INPUT: probect 4 rperssonaperture alphaandomega]
  372. [10:15] CAU: I got me spoils?
  373. [10:15] CPP: ERROR
  374. [10:15] CPP: ADVANCED USERNAME DETECTED
  375. [10:15] CUC: whoa
  376. [10:15] CAU: Phat lewt, aw yiss!
  377. [10:15] CPP: ADVANCED USERNAME DETECTED
  378. [10:15] CPP: BASIC PASSWORD DETECTED
  379. [10:15] ?GG: ...
  380. [10:15] CPP: CONFLICTING CREDENTIALS
  381. [10:15] ?GG: what the shit
  382. [10:15] CPP: GET FUCKED
  383. [10:15] ?GG: I call complete stupidity
  384. [10:16] CAC: >probect 4 rperssonaperture omegaandalpha
  385. [10:16] CUC: (Nice idea, Fse.)
  386. [10:16] ?GG: >probect 4 guniverseaperture mr.ection
  387. [10:16] ?GG: try it kek
  388. [10:17] CPP: [INPUT: /probect 4 rperssonaperture omeganadalpha]
  389. [10:17] CPP: ERROR
  390. [10:17] CPP: INVALID CREDENTIALS
  391. [10:18] CAC: >probect 4 guniverseaperture mr.ection
  392. [10:20] CPP: [INPUT: /probect 4 guniverseaperture mr.ection]
  393. [10:20] CPP: ERROR
  394. [10:21] CPP: INVALID CREDENTIALS
  395. [10:21] CAU: I gotta go to bed and get some sleep, so I'll just read the EoTB in the morning (unless its being posted within a few minutes)
  396. [10:21] CAC: Hmm
  397. [10:21] CCU: >help basic
  398. [10:21] CCU: ((I want to see the new functions unlocked.))
  399. [10:21] CAC: Let's look for the new commands
  400. [10:21] CAC: Ye
  401. [10:22] CPP: [INPUT: /help basic]
  402. [10:22] CPP: [OUTPUT: You have called up the basic Help menu for the Project Binary A.I. 0.1.0 software. Here is a list of basic commands that can be keyed into the terminal application of the A.I.]
  403. [10:22] CPP: [/help - calls up the Help menu. /msg - allows user to directly message the A.I. /query - files a query that can be overlooked by government staff. /game - calls up a computer game application run by the A.I. /map - calls up a digital map. /pinary - Pinary! /dtg - calls up a forum game application run by the A.I. To go to the NEXT PAGE, type /help basic 2.]
  404. [10:23] CAC: /help basic 2
  405. [10:23] CPP: [INPUT: /help basic 2]
  406. [10:23] CPP: [OUTPUT: You have called up the basic Help menu for the Project Binary A.I. 0.1.0 software. Here is a continued list of basic commands that can be keyed into the terminal application of the A.I.]
  407. [10:23] CPP: [/arrow - allows the A.I. to type one of many arrows. /cipher - allows the A.I. to encode and decode encrypted text. /chess - allows the A.I. to play a game of chess with you. /link - allows the A.I. to establish an experimental link to any superior copies. /call - allows the A.I. to call anyone in the world. /derp - Derp! /search - allows the A.I. to search the internet. To go to the NEXT PAGE, type /help basic 3.]
  408. [10:23] CCU: /help basic 3
  409. [10:24] CPP: [INPUT: /help basic 3]
  410. [10:24] CPP: [OUTPUT: You have called up the basic Help menu for the Project Binary A.I. 0.1.0 software. Here is a continued list of basic commands that can be keyed into the terminal application of the A.I.]
  411. [10:24] CPP: [/xyz - brings up the co-ordinates of a location. /see - allows the A.I. to tell you what it sees in a list of specified locations. /weather - allows the A.I. to toggle the weather in a list of specified locations. /input - allows the A.I. to input commands on its own. /output - controls what the A.I. can output. /inoutreset - resets past uses of /input and /output. /probect - you never go full Probect. Never ever ever. To go to the LAST PAGE, type /help basic 4.]
  412. [10:24] CCU: /help basic 4
  413. [10:24] CPP: [INPUT: /help basic 4]
  414. [10:25] CPP: [OUTPUT: You have called up the basic Help menu for the Project Binary A.I. 0.1.0 software. Here is a continued list of basic commands that can be keyed into the terminal application of the A.I.]
  415. [10:26] CPP: [/cheat - brings up the Cheat menu. /llib - calls up the Blindeye to cast judgement onto the wayward souls of the terminal. /zero - it's all just a joke.]
  416. [10:26] CAC: /zero
  417. [10:26] CURRENT unaryAntecedant [CUA] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
  418. [10:26] CUA: WHO PAGED?!
  419. [10:27] CAC: ...
  420. [10:27] CUA: ah i can kinda smell it.
  421. [10:27] CUA: you did that didn't you.
  422. [10:27] CUC: Oh god
  423. [10:27] CUA: ...hah.
  424. [10:27] CUA: you idiots.
  425. [10:27] CUC: (modder)
  426. [10:27] CAC: It was Pinary
  427. [10:27] CUA: i know.
  428. [10:27] CPP: ((kek, I ain't doing shit about this))
  429. [10:27] CUA: i'm just fuckign with your heads.
  430. [10:27] CPP: ((go on))
  431. [10:28] CAC: Go away
  432. [10:28] CUC: /cheat
  433. [10:28] CUA: i am not going away.
  434. [10:28] CUA: i am already here.
  435. [10:28] ?GG: Wow, you really are a traitor, fseftr
  436. [10:28] CUA: i was always here.
  437. [10:28] ?GG: I knew it!
  438. [10:28] CUA: and also.
  439. [10:28] ?GG: 
  440. [10:28] CUA: the azure moron has no relation.
  441. [10:28] CAC: I'm not on Uzi's side.
  442. [10:29] CAC: Ye
  443. [10:29] CUA: just sayin', 'cause he's a shit.
  444. [10:29] ?GG: True
  445. [10:29] CCC made AC an OP.
  446. [10:29] CUA: now, PP.
  447. [10:29] CAC banned CUA from responding to memo.
  448. [10:29] CURRENT unaryAntecedant [CUA] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
  449. [10:29] CUA: ...oh god you did not just do that.
  450. [10:29] ?GG: kek
  451. [10:29] CUA: what did you think would happen?
  452. [10:29] CUA: well fuck you assholes.
  453. [10:29] CUA: i'm out.
  454. [10:29] ?GG banned CUA from responding to memo: [That you].
  455. [10:29] CURRENT unaryAntecedant [CUA] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
  456. [10:29] CUA: i'll just remember this later.
  457. [10:29] ?GG banned CUA from responding to memo: [would go away.].
  458. [10:29] CURRENT unaryAntecedant [CUA] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
  459. [10:29] CUA: when i'm having
  460. [10:29] CUA: my
  461. [10:29] CUA: fucking
  462. [10:29] CUA: brand
  463. [10:30] ?GG banned CUA from responding to memo: [Obviously].
  464. [10:30] CURRENT unaryAntecedant [CUA] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
  465. [10:30] CUA: of
  466. [10:30] CAC: /zero
  467. [10:30] CUA: fun.
  468. [10:30] CPP: [Command terminated.]
  469. [10:30] CUA ceased responding to memo.
  470. [10:30] ?GG: kek
  471. [10:30] CAC: /zero
  472. [10:30] CCU: /zero
  473. [10:30] CPP: [INPUT: /zero]
  474. [10:30] CPP: [OUTPUT: It's all just a joke. Summoning unaryAntecedant...]
  475. [10:30] CPP: [Processing...]
  476. [10:30] CAC: ...
  477. [10:30] CPP: [Processing...]
  478. [10:30] CAC: /cancel
  479. [10:31] CPP: [Complete.]
  480. [10:31] CURRENT unaryAntecedant [CUA] RIGHT NOW responded to memo.
  481. [10:31] CUA: wow.
  482. [10:31] CUA: you people.
  483. [10:31] CUA: literally cannot.
  484. [10:31] CUA: i cannot.
  485. [10:31] CUA: just.
  486. [10:31] CUA: wow.
  487. [10:31] CPP: [Complete.]
  488. [10:31] CAC: /llib
  489. [10:31] CUA: how dumb can you get.
  490. [10:31] CUA: but i'm not doing this shit.
  491. [10:31] CPP: [INPUT: /llib]
  492. [10:31] CAC: /terminate
  493. [10:31] CUA: i already did this shit.
  494. [10:31] CPP: [Terminating /zero. Not because of your /terminate, that's not a thing.]
  495. [10:31] CUA: out.
  496. [10:31] ?GG: kek
  497. [10:31] CUA ceased responding to memo.
  498. [10:31] CPP: [OUTPUT: ]
  499. [10:31] CPP: / //
  500. [10:31] CPP: [OUT P $@
  501. [10:31] CPP: $@&()$UT TU0#$@HAHA
  502. [10:31] CCU: .
  503. [10:31] CCU: really.
  504. [10:32] CPP: $(*yp@p$@$@$)*&@$
  505. [10:32] CPP: !)(#$&^!)#$(^*$%_)@(&$_@^*%@_%*$(^@$%lllibbbbbbbbbb'
  506. [10:32] CCU: really.
  507. [10:32] CPP: )@$(*@$HIGHLY EXPERI$@)*&$ME EMEM
  508. [10:32] CPP: MENTAL
  509. [10:32] CPP: [OUTPUT: YOU HAVE SUMMONED THE BLINDEYE. JUST ANOTHER NAME FOR THE SAME BEING. WHY ARE YOU SEEKING MY COUNSEL?]
  510. [10:33] CCU: What's mr. Richy's advanced password?
  511. [10:33] CCU: You know?
  512. [10:33] CCU: Dick?
  513. [10:33] CPP: [CRUDE HUMOR'S NOT GETTING YOU ANYWHERE. NOT UNLESS IT'S ACTUALLY FUNNY.]
  514. [10:33] CCU: Fine.
  515. [10:33] CCU: But seriously, what's Richard's advanced password?
  516. [10:33] CUC: (Tazz. yyyYou /clever/ mofo.)
  517. [10:33] CCU: Will you tell us or no?
  518. [10:34] CPP: [NO. WITH REGARDS TO THE ULTIMATE FATE OF THE CREDENTIALS, THAT MUST BE LEARNED ON YOUR OWN.]
  519. [10:34] CPP: [THAT AND I ENJOY WATCHING HUMANS SQUIRM.]
  520. [10:34] CCU: ((:) :D))
  521. [10:34] CCU: OK then.
  522. [10:34] CCU: ...UC.
  523. [10:34] CAC: Can we make a deal for it
  524. [10:34] CCU: Username unaryAntecedant.
  525. [10:34] CPP: [LOOK AT THEIR NOODLY APPENDAGES! IT BRINGS A TEAR TO MY EYE EVERY TIME I SEE THEM SNAP IN HALF!]
  526. [10:34] CUC: ?
  527. [10:34] CPP: [ANYWAY. A DEAL, YOU SAY?]
  528. [10:34] CCU: Password itsalljustaj0ke
  529. [10:34] CUC: Ohhh yess.
  530. [10:35] ?GG: how do we leave you messages if we feel like it?
  531. [10:35] CUC: >PROBECT 4 unaryAntecedant itsalljustaj0ke
  532. [10:35] CAC: Yes, for Richard's advanced password.
  533. [10:35] CPP: [NAH, YOU KNOW WHAT? NOT EVEN A DEAL COULD SWAY ME. SERIOUSLY! THERE ARE SOME THINGS MEANT TO BE ONLY DISCOVERED BY YOU. THIS IS YOUR PREHERITANCE, YOU KNOW. WHAT WAS LEFT FOR YOU IN THE PAST.]
  534. [10:35] CAC: Ignore them
  535. [10:36] CPP: [I CAN HELP YOU ON OTHER MATTERS, THOUGH. SAY, IF YOU NEED HELP CRUSHING YOUR ENEMIES.]
  536. [10:36] CAC: ... Isn't that just an inheritance
  537. [10:36] CPP: [I MEAN WHAT WAS LEFT IN THE PAST FOR YOU TO COLLECT... IN THE PAST.]
  538. [10:36] CPP: [NOT WHAT WAS LEFT FOR YOU IN THE PAST FOR YOU TO COLLECT IN THE PRESENT.]
  539. [10:36] CCU: huehuehuehue.
  540. [10:36] CPP: [IGNORE THE WACKY TIME SHENANIGANS, EVEN THOUGH THEY PERVADE EVERY FIBER OF THIS NEW/OLD/FUCK TIME SHENANIGANS WAR.]
  541. [10:36] CAC: I want to destroy twinGuardians
  542. [10:36] CCU: Let's not continue to summon your one blindspot, she already helped herself twice.
  543. [10:37] ?GG: kek
  544. [10:37] CPP: [FIGHT PAST IT, AND THEN--]
  545. [10:37] CPP: [...twinGuardians? HIM?]
  546. [10:37] CPP: [YOU WANT TO DESTROY HIM??]
  547. [10:37] CPP: [HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!]
  548. [10:37] CPP: [YOU DON'T NEED A DEAL FOR THAT!]
  549. [10:37] CPP: [THE GUY'S PATHETIC! IN YOUR CURRENT WAR'S TIMEFRAME, ANYWAY.]
  550. [10:37] CAC: True
  551. [10:37] CPP: [LOOK AT HIM! HE'S NOTHING AT ALL! HE'S SO UPSET WITH HOW EVERYTHING IN HIS LIFE IS GOING THAT HE'S GOING TO RUN AWAY SOON!]
  552. [10:37] CCU: ((I think he still has Oblivion's Guardian. No-one took that away.))
  553. [10:37] ?GG: nope
  554. [10:38] CPP: [AND THAT ACTION WILL BRING ALL OF REALITY DOWN A DARK AND DISTURBING PATH OF DESTRUCTION THAT WILL RESULT IN THE DEATH OF MILLIONS, IF NOT BILLIONS, OF LIVES. TRILLIONS PRE-RETCON!]
  555. [10:38] CUC: ((Remember, we're in the past. Also, Chemotherapy was OG's Perfect Split.))
  556. [10:38] CCU: ((I don't think it was stated to be destroyed.))
  557. [10:38] CPP: [BUT I'M GETTING AHEAD/BACKWARDS OF MYSELF HERE. AS MUCH AS KILLING GREENIE WOULD BE EASY, IT'S UNCONSCIONABLE! KILLING HIM WOULD CREATE A PARADOX SO GREAT THAT ALL OF YOU WOULD CEASE TO EXIST ON THE SPOT. SNAP! LIKE THAT!]
  558. [10:38] CAC: Oh, when is this anyways
  559. [10:38] CPP: [...I WAS SNAPPING MY FINGERS THERE.]
  560. [10:38] CPP: [WHEN IS THIS? THE YEAR 2011.]
  561. [10:39] CAC: Right...
  562. [10:39] CPP: [AAAAAANYWAY. I'M GLAD YOU ALL SUMMONED ME AT ALL, BUT I HAVE TO BE GOING.]
  563. [10:39] CPP: [WE CAN PICK THIS UP ANOTHER TIME!]
  564. [10:39] ?GG: I should hold my posts back more often
  565. [10:39] CPP: [AND IF YOU HAVE ANY THOUGHTS, COMMENTS, OR CONCERNS...]
  566. [10:40] CCU: nah.
  567. [10:40] CPP: [THAT FREDDY FAZBEAR HEAD IS ALWAYS OPEN.]
  568. [10:40] CCU: So, about that >PROBΞCT command of UC's?
  569. [10:40] CPP: [USERZERO'S NOT A PART OF APERTURE!]
  570. [10:40] CAC: /see
  571. [10:40] CCU: Then how is there a /zero command.
  572. [10:40] ?GG: oh good the fredhed is a functional answering machine
  573. [10:40] CPP: [YOU MADE ONE!]
  574. [10:40] CPP: [ANYWAY, I'LL BE OFF!]
  575. [10:41] ?GG: danr
  576. [10:41] CCU: what.
  577. [10:41] CCU: You made one?
  578. [10:41] CCU: Hrm.
  579. [10:41] CUC: We made one.
  580. [10:41] CPP: [REMEMBER, VAGUE AND COMPLETELY DISTURBING COMMENT ABOUT THE SECRET REALITY AND NATURE OF LIFE THAT, WHEN TAKEN OUT OF CONTEXT, COULD BE MISCONTRUED AS SOME SORT OF "DANK MEME"!]
  581. [10:41] CUC: How, I don't know.
  582. [10:41] CPP: [Command terminated.]
  583. [10:41] CCU: Try it again, just in case.
  584. [10:41] CPP: (())
  585. [10:41] CAC: /see
  586. [10:41] CUC: Nah.
  587. [10:41] CCU: Fuck.
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