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  1. - #gen3
  2.  
  3. []vedr1: did I ever tell you how i once disappeaared the entire west wing
  4.  
  5. - #mgchelp2
  6.  
  7. []urur: Alright, could someone help me?
  8. [M]qwas: with what
  9. []treoee: we can't do shit until you tell us the subject
  10. []goags: c'mon, the suspense is likking me
  11. []oban: > likking
  12. []goags: and you're a weeb
  13. [M]qwas: goags, you fucking idiot, it's in the rules loud and clear, insulting people forbidden
  14. []goags: but it's true
  15. [M]qwas: and you're truly an idiot, it's still forbidden
  16. []urur: nvm got it
  17. []treoee: every
  18. []treoee: FUCKING
  19.  
  20. - #roguelikes
  21.  
  22. [M]tty: what's the best rogal based on stroika
  23. []ranced: MMV 3.2
  24. []sand: the calling
  25. [A]eightfucksgiven: stroika
  26.  
  27. - #gen4
  28.  
  29. []urur: does anyone got any idea what are the dimensions of stroika
  30. []vnpa9n: what the fuck
  31. []oshid: > dimensions
  32. []asohas: 5.22
  33. []oshid: the hell does that even mean
  34. []urur: u know, width, height, lenght, I mean the building
  35. []gaof: why do you even ask such shit
  36. []urur: bc every time I look at it it like wibbles and shit and I can';t ever tell how big it is at a glance
  37. []vnpa9n: "wibbles" are you from the fucking south wing or what
  38. []asohas: we all are
  39. []oshid: idk, it's like 200 x 100 meters
  40. []urur: no way, it can't be this big
  41. [M]nbz: that's what she said
  42. [SERVER]: [M]nbz has been global-muted for 15 minutes by [A]eightfucksgiven for: "feel bad about your fucking jokes"
  43. []asohas: god efg delivering justice again
  44. [SERVER]: []asohas has been muted on #gen4 for 1 minute by [A]eightfucksgiven for: "not kissing admin ass enough"
  45. []vnpa9n: stroika has to be bigger than this
  46. []gaof: it def isn't
  47. []gaof: if anything it's even smaller
  48. [M]tuyabags: most of the time it's around 200 x 100
  49. []urur: ...
  50. []urur: what do you mean by most of the time
  51.  
  52. - #politics1
  53.  
  54. []trufsh: KILL THE COMMIES
  55. []bbsh: BASH THE FASH
  56. []azarv: KILL THE CUMMIES
  57. []qwas: BASH THE GASH
  58. []pagoi: TRILL THE TUMMIES
  59. []nbz: HASH THE KWASH
  60. []tty: ...
  61. [SERVER]: []nbz has been global-muted for 150 minutes by [A]eightfucksgiven for: "no such word as KWASH"
  62.  
  63. ---
  64.  
  65. The building was bizzare by any means. Dozens of architectural styles fought between each other for wall space, rooms jutted out of the main mass like noone's business, gutters abruptly stopped, fed themselves in a loop, or sometimes went straight through the building.
  66.  
  67. "What Royal Academy would look like if it got cancer" was a discription of "Stroika", as the building was affectionately called by almost everyone, that Tom got from his old classmates. As much as he expected it to be a grossly overexaggerated joke, he found it really hard not to agree.
  68.  
  69. It was also almost impossibly huge. He knew how the area roughly looked, he lived not too far from here after all, but Stroika never seemed to fit the surrounding geometry. From what he'd heard, it actually had utilized spatial anomalies as a part of construction design.
  70.  
  71. He never paid the building any close attention, with it having given him bad vibes since he was a wee kid, and assumed that spacial anomalies were an urban legend, like it being ruled by an underground ring of mephedrone smugglers, or it going for dozens of miles down beneath the ground. But after paying it closer attention, it almost sounded plausible.
  72.  
  73. Tom shook the unnerving feeling off, and walked towards the entrance. After all, no matter how much it creeped him out, it was the only place that would accept him for college.
  74. It was kind of its schtick, educating over two thousand people in all matters technology, magic and magitech related, for free, without any admission tests. The learning curve being likened to a parabola was the only real catch, but that wouldn't deter Tom.
  75.  
  76. He gave a passing glance at the ornate label attached next to the main entrance, and stepped in.
  77.  
  78. *======================*
  79. | |
  80. | MAGI-TECH COMMON |
  81. | ACADEMY |
  82. | |
  83. | "KNOWLEDGE TRAPPED |
  84. | IN POWERLESS BOOKS |
  85. | INSTEAD OF MINDS |
  86. | OF THE CURIOUS |
  87. | WILL BE OUR DEMISE" |
  88. | |
  89. | ~PROF. I. STROIKA |
  90. | |
  91. *======================*
  92.  
  93. ---
  94.  
  95. - #magic3
  96.  
  97. []bnbads: how do mag-batteries work?
  98. [GM]aster: cell full of vO2-v, voltage sent by the recipient makes the v -v pair detach from the oxygen and go into the wires
  99. []tty: so you need a normal battery to turn on the magic one?
  100. [GM]aster: that's why modern mag batteries are a lib battery attached to the actual mag battery
  101. []yugg: smart
  102. [GM]aster: that's nothinmg compared to progress in wand tech
  103. []asohas: wand tech?
  104. [GM]aster: OH BOY WHERE TO EVEN BEGIN
  105.  
  106. - #vent
  107.  
  108. []bendaryl: what's the deal with camus
  109. []qwfas: the philosopher?
  110. []yab: ofc not
  111. []yab: kamus is what newbs call the Silver Man
  112. []qwfas: oh my god
  113. []qwfas: I thought I finally removed this fucking guy from my memory
  114. []bigob: what's the deal with him
  115. []yab: imagine the most fucking petty reason to call someone a knobhead
  116. []yab: imagine the person that thinks that reason is valid
  117. []bigob: sounds more funny than annoying tbh
  118. []yab: imagine if that person fucked himself into twenty three generations of inbreeding
  119. []phoit: what
  120. []yab: imagine if the result of that inbreeding joined a cult specifically dedicated to being as petty as possible
  121. []yab: Silver Man is the mother in law of that
  122. []phoit: this sounds delightful
  123. []yab: &bendaryl not even he knows what his fucking deal is
  124. []yab: iirc only three people in the recorded history passed his course with more than a C
  125. []yab: and he's been here for literal decades
  126. []bigob: that does sound annoying
  127. []bigob: why such low grades
  128. []qwfas: *hihg lol
  129. []yab: he failed my 1200 word essay because it was three words too long
  130. [A]eightfucksgiven: camus is a pain in the ass to even assassinate
  131. []qwfas: efg, do you not fear god or at least the royal guard
  132. [A]eightfucksgiven: i am god
  133.  
  134. - #help
  135.  
  136. []aobgabg: i'm lost
  137. [M]poise: get used to it
  138. [M]byhgv: can't help you if you don't even tell us the surroundings
  139. []aobgabg: it's underground, the hallway is very long, every like fifth light works
  140. [M]poise: don't move from where you are
  141. []aobgabg: the doors are unmarked, can't see the end of the halfway
  142. [M]poise: actually do run
  143. [M]poise: as fast as you can
  144. [M]poise: to your right
  145. []aobgabg: why!!?
  146. [M]byhgv: old guy doesn't enjoy guests
  147. []aobgabg: old guy???
  148. [M]poise: RUN.
  149.  
  150. ---
  151.  
  152. Luna's class schedule got worse and worse every semester. It was true for all her friends, but especially for her. Classes spread so far apart that they took all day with not enough time inbetween them to get some actual grub that wasn't dried ramen.
  153.  
  154. The one positive thing about the schedule however, was that it allowed her to visit every corner of Stroika, even the most obscure and unknown ones. More often than not obscure for a good reason.
  155.  
  156. While this wouldn't be a positive thing in most places and for most people, Luna found it very enjoyable to marvel at the architectural mishmash that constituted Stroika, especially at the oldest parts, with very ornate decorations and glass chandeliers hanging every three meters.
  157.  
  158. This often led to style clashes that, in words of her friend, "were so fucking awful they became a miracle in themselves". Her favourite one was an almost completely undecorated concrete room used as a chemistry lab opening into a victorian hall thrice its size.
  159.  
  160. The fact that the concrete room was made before the hall made it even better.
  161.  
  162. ---
  163.  
  164. - #qmg
  165.  
  166. []ctfvy: alright, I think I got it this time
  167. []ctfvy: thaums are the basic 'magic' particles with two unique quantum numbers, 'lightness' and 'direction', both of which are conserved most of the time but don't have to
  168. []ctfvy: these quantum numbers determine their properties, the most usual type of thaums, v, has lightness 1 and direction 1.
  169. []ctfvy: 'dark' magic particles have lightness -2 and direction 2, 'light' ones have lightness 2 and direction -2
  170. []ctfvy: and there are more kinds but they don't last for more than 10^-5s
  171. [M]etag: C-
  172.  
  173. - #vggen3
  174.  
  175. []mfjn: why are you such fucking children
  176. []mfjn: git fucking gud instead of crying for nerfs over and over again
  177. []pboo: > literally an unevadeable attack with 0 windup
  178. []pboo: > git gud
  179. []mfjn: yea, git gud and stop whining
  180. []mfjn: back in my day these were the fucking norm and we enjoyed it
  181. [M]sdnb: not our fault your parents didn't fucking love you and gave you some shitty jrpgs
  182. []mfjn: HYPER STAR TURBO SAGA 16 IS THE BEST FUCKING GAME YOU FUCKING IDIOT
  183. []mfjn: WESTERN DEVS WILL NEVER EVER MATCH ITS PERFECTION
  184. [SERVER] []mfjn has been banned from #vggen3 by [M]sdnb because of the following reason: "weebism"
  185. [M]sdnb: do these people not have actual shit to do
  186. [M]sdnb: like failing Silver Man's courses
  187. [SERVER] []mfjn has been unbanned from #vggen3 by [A]eightfucksgiven because of the following reason "his salt fed me"
  188. [M]sdnb: kill me
  189. [SERVER] [M]mfjn has been made a moderator of #vggen3 by [A]eightfucksgiven
  190. [SERVER] []sdnb has been banned from #vggen3 by [M]sdnb because of the following reason: "fuck this I'm out"
  191.  
  192. ---
  193.  
  194. There was a rumor going around among Stroika's students that the university didn't have any maintenance staff. This rumor was obviously false, yet it lived on between the subsequent years of students for a simple reason: Noone has ever seen maintenance staff in the wild.
  195.  
  196. There were several reasons as to why, the foremost one was that there was simply not that much maintenace staff in the first place. Certainly much less than a building this size, or even quarter its size would need to keep on running.
  197.  
  198. Yet it did. As with many things in Stroika, almost noone knew exactly how exactly it did so, not even the maintenance staff itself, but day by day the college was clean, with bathrooms well stuffed with toilet paper, with no damaged technical equipment, and with fresh fruit on all teachers' desks.
  199.  
  200. Fruit costs were unaccounted for by the accountants.
  201.  
  202. In secret, the maintenance staff had very little to do. Mostly because by the time they've been made aware of an issue, it was already fixed by someone. At first, this sent the maintenance staff into furious fear, fear of some unknown party taking their jobs and for all of them, their only sources of income. But one of them proposed to keep quiet about it, and not let management know about the mysterious fixer. The plan worked out, management was convinced the maintenance were doing a stellar jobs, and proceeded to give themselves a raise.
  203.  
  204. They spent most of their worktime in one of the hidden rooms, which was very hard to stumble upon on accident, even when it was above the ground. Gossip and Poker ruled here, fueled by the cheapest cigs money could buy and endless boredom.
  205.  
  206. The men sat around the coffee table, thick cigarette smoke filling the air with the cheap ceiling fan not being nearly powerful enough to counteract the combined efforts of four chain smokers.
  207.  
  208. Worn out cards were shuffled around, people triumphed just to lose severely the next play, and little snippets of half lies, half imagination were swapped around readily, livening up the place. Such was the work time for all of the six men who were currently playing. Day in, day out.
  209.  
  210. For all, except for one.
  211.  
  212. ---
  213.  
  214. - #wondersofstroika
  215.  
  216. []fvm: HOLY SHIT, Hekate just went so fucking savage I'm at loss of words
  217. []bendaryl: Hekate?
  218. []afkret: the old tiny prof that teaches elementalism in north wing
  219. []bendaryl: you mean the wicked witch?
  220. []afkret: that's a name I haven't heard in a while, but yea, her
  221. []afkret: what did she do this time, I've heard she can go so ham on people they leave and never come back, but didn't expect it to happen on the first day of the semester
  222. []fvm: so there was a girl in the class
  223. []fvm: some fucking hippy hipster type of shit
  224. [M]b8nd: I like where this is going
  225. []fvm: with like a five armed star pendant and a lot of cutesy stuff with like element motifs
  226. []fvm: like something from a bad cartoon, all the wooey shit
  227. []fvm: like five minutes pass, hekate finally notices the girl
  228. []fvm: and you just instantly see hellfire in her eyes
  229. []pavabj: they say that if you look into her eyes you'll see the tortured souls of all students she ever failed
  230. []fvm: and she goes apeshit, runs up to the girl, starts assaulting her, calling her a bitch and shit, tearing the pendants and shit off
  231. []fvm: and then she had her monologue about how disrespectful she was
  232. []fvm: fuck someone wrote it down, brb
  233. [M]b8nd: Hekate was my favourite fucking teacher in this entire school, unironically
  234. [M]b8nd: she roasted everyone, could burn an assignment to crisp with her mind if she didn't like it, gave no shits at all
  235. [M]b8nd: and everyone who passed got a fucking top notch elemental knowledge
  236. [M]b8nd: plus she had a drink with us multiple times, all of them on her
  237. [M]b8nd: I've seen her chug an entire bottle of vodka clear once
  238. [M]b8nd: most wonderful sight I've ever seen
  239. []fvm: alright, I've got the transcript, it's here &&SERVERFILELINK:00001F5A2
  240.  
  241. - #gen2
  242.  
  243. []paib: my teacher is choking up on something, what do I do
  244. []bosjq2: what teacher
  245. []paib: some guy in a pinkish sweater and a fuckton of gray hair
  246. []agad: GO GO GO THEN
  247. []paib: GO WHAT
  248. []paib: I DON'T KNOW HOW TO HELP WITH CHOKIGN
  249. []agad: GO STAB HIM WITH SOMETHING, TURBO'S MORTAL COIL IS ONLY VURNERABLE ONCE PER CENTURY, GO GO GO
  250. []paib: oh he got better
  251. []agad: FUUUUCKKK
  252. []agad: YOU HAD THE FUCKING CHANCE
  253. []agad: AND YOU SQUANDERED IT LIKE A DOG
  254. [M]turbodick: the fuck are you on about
  255. []agad: TURBO IS A DEMON, A FUCKING DEMON, BUT NOONE CAN SEE IT, HE HAS CONTROL OVER YOU ALL
  256. [M]turbodick: turbo is a tired old man with a 'turbo' written on his bag, what are you smoking and why are you vomiting it out in general
  257. []agad: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
  258.  
  259. ---
  260.  
  261. The greatest mystery about Stroika wasn't ever its spacial anomalies. They're actually very simple to explain and predict with the formulas taught in Stroika itself, with some minor adjustments. Even the maintenance, amongst the few students who knew that the staff wasn't actually doing anything there were several workable theories as to what was actually happening.
  262.  
  263. No, the biggest mystery was the public chat service.
  264.  
  265. Officially, it didn't exist. The public terminals were meant for information about the school and the courses. This wasn't a convenient lie, this was actually the case 40 or so years ago when they were first installed.
  266.  
  267. But then, not long after they were introduced, one of the terminals stopped working. And then, when it got fixed, it was running the chat program, or at least it's very early version. With time, it spread, 'infecting' all the terminals.
  268.  
  269. The administration tried to fight it, of course. System wipes were done on a daily basis to hopefully catch the hacker in broad daylight. But they didn't work. By the next day the terminals would be running the chat again. After a few weeks of this broken cat and mouse play, a compromise of sorts was reached.
  270.  
  271. Before then, the chat was nonfunctional, you just couldn't send any message. The chatroom itself was empty as well, making it truly an useless nuisance rather than a replacement. One day however, the chatroom, which would later become #gen1, had received its first ever message:
  272.  
  273. [A]: press esc + shift
  274.  
  275. Pressing the combination seemed to switch the terminal back to it's original functionality. Pressing it again brought the chat back. Administration stopped trying to fight it afterwards, althrough it never acknowledged it.
  276.  
  277. Another thing soon became apparent. The chat worked now.
  278.  
  279. Students flocked to the terminals day and night, loving the communication with random people it gave them, especially with the earliest version not having usernames and everyone being anonymous. Everyone, except the lone [A].
  280.  
  281. [A] was a strange person. He made it very clear that he made the chatroom and infected the computers with it. He took an endless pride in that fact, almost to the point of self parody. But at the same time, he was insanely secretive about himself, not without a good reason, as the administration would've loved to throw whoever made the chat through the window so fast they'd escape the Earth's gravitational pull.
  282.  
  283. Then, suddenly, it stopped working again. Borderline panic began to set in as students discussed what could've caused that. Was the [A] caught? Did the administration finally crack down on it? Were all the students who dared to use it in deep shit?
  284.  
  285. Not long after, the chatroom received it's first message in hours.
  286.  
  287. [A]eightfucksgiven: follow the white line to find your calling
  288.  
  289. ---
  290.  
  291. - #gen4
  292.  
  293. []voav: fuck I'm missing a word
  294. []sabrqa: tf you mean by that
  295. []voav: like, I was writing a pm to someone
  296. []voav: I wanted to use a specific word but it just fucking went and gone from my head
  297. []ijdf: well, one good way to go about that would be to give us its meaning
  298. []sabrqa: ^^^
  299. []voav: the sensation of fear caused by the awareness that your death is imminent, without it's usual 'release' feeling
  300. []sabrqa: dread?
  301. []ijdf: doom?
  302. [M]mmagns: don't know the word, but I know a sentence meeaning that, maybe it'll help?
  303. []voav: nah, neither of those
  304. []voav: I guess it's worth an attempt
  305. [M]mmagns: sweet
  306. [M]mmagns: "ladies and gentlemen, please take out a sheet of paper, a pen and put everything else in your bags"
  307.  
  308. - #gen1
  309.  
  310. []bapnb: and then he pulls out his immense, thick, deforester
  311. []agwa: is this the beginning of some copypasta
  312. []wueit: when is tits
  313. []pdg: this channel's quality is about to shoot higher than it ever has before, #hqprog is planning an invasion like now
  314. []sbuy: > invading #gen1
  315. []agwa: four hundred keks
  316. []miridian: I am a TRUE PERFECT FUNCTION ((M -> M) -> (M -> M)), your FiLtHy DIRTY uNCLEAN functions Can'T even bEgin to matCH the PERFECTION OF MY PERFECT FORM ((M -> M) -> (M -> M)), my FORM is the trUE ETERNAL PERFECTION, your FiLtHy (8 = (=.= =(=.= =(=.= D)))) funcTIONS are INFERIOR
  317. []abognao: I am a TRUE PERFECT FUNCTION ((M -> M) -> (M -> M)), your FiLtHy DIRTY uNCLEAN functions Can'T even bEgin to matCH the PERFECTION OF MY PERFECT FORM ((M -> M) -> (M -> M)), my FORM is the trUE ETERNAL PERFECTION, your FiLtHy (8 = (=.= =(=.= =(=.= D)))) funcTIONS are INFERIOR
  318. []pihol: I am a TRUE PERFECT FUNCTION ((M -> M) -> (M -> M)), your FiLtHy DIRTY uNCLEAN functions Can'T even bEgin to matCH the PERFECTION OF MY PERFECT FORM ((M -> M) -> (M -> M)), my FORM is the trUE ETERNAL PERFECTION, your FiLtHy (8 = (=.= =(=.= =(=.= D)))) funcTIONS are INFERIOR
  319.  
  320. - #other
  321.  
  322. []lsbgs: why is silver man called silver man
  323. []piuf: that takes me back
  324. []piuf: holy shit the silver man
  325. []piuf: is he still as bad as he was in the 90s?
  326. []yvik: if anything he's even worse
  327. []lsbgs: we all know how he is, where did that name come fomr
  328. []lsbgs: he isn't silver at all, bald isn't silver
  329. []akbvo: I think I know this tale
  330. []akbvo: it was 80s or something
  331. []akbvo: stroika was finally becoming something more than a running joke at the royal academy
  332. []akbvo: so the admins had to fucking ruin it
  333. []lsbgs: as is tradition it seems
  334. []akbvo: so they made some banners to advertise the hihg quality profs they stole from the royal academy with all their fucking money
  335. []akbvo: silver profs referred to a profs with 30 yrs of experience iirc
  336. []akbvo: and there were four of them, silver man, wicked witch, the fat man and uncle
  337. []piuf: there's no way fat man is this old
  338. [M]tab: his endless supply of fat conserves his delicate face contours
  339. []yvik: yea, fat man is like almost 90 or so now
  340. []piuf: no way
  341. []piuf: just no way, he looked 35 when I studied there
  342. []akbvo: unfortunately, stroika couldn't afford to hire an actual artist to do their banners
  343. []akbvo: so thay made their own
  344. []akbvo: just a text "SILVER FACULTY" on the left with the four teachers on the right
  345. []piuf: oh god
  346. []akbvo: but they didn't leave enough place on the right to actually fit four people here
  347. []akbvo: so they just fucking took camus
  348. []akbvo: and smashed him inside the text so that his head poked through the U
  349. []piuf: ROLF
  350. []lsbgs: OH GOD
  351. [M]tab: jesus fuck
  352. []akbvo: this isn't the end
  353. []akbvo: being so fucking proud of themselves
  354. []akbvo: THEY TINTED HIS FUCKING SKIN SIVLER TO FIT THE TEXT
  355. []piuf: HAHHAHAHHAHAHAAAHAHAHAH
  356. []akbvo: hence, silver man
  357. []lsbgs: why did I choose this school
  358. [M]tab: this is a question every one who has ever stepped a foot in it asks himself daily
  359.  
  360. ---
  361.  
  362. One thing Stroika was moderately successful at however, was masking its steps.
  363.  
  364. Sometimes, students got lost inside it, which, considering its frail 3 dimensional spatial stability, wasn't anything out of the ordinary. What was unordinary however, was finding them dead.
  365.  
  366. In any other school, this would've resulted in a city-wide panic. School murderer on the loose, call the Archons of the Royal Guard to scour every nook and cranny in search of the murderer, even if it would take months and burn through millions in city budget.
  367.  
  368. In Stroika however, it just... happened. People just died sometimes, didn't they? Turning up dead, usually by blunt trauma to the head in some obscure tunnel was the most normal thing in the world. The fact that maintenance staff was unofficially instructed to hide the bodies from the view certainly helped.
  369.  
  370. People often wondered whether, if they'd gone missing, would anyone go and search for them? How could they be so simply forgotten, like a faceless passerby? It's absurd, of course someone is *ought to* look for me, right? Even if not their classmates, their parents would obviously step up, right?
  371.  
  372. None ever did.
  373.  
  374. Parents would be visited by a man in an ill fitting suit, and the whole thing would just be erased the very next day. That's assuming they even had parents. I guess one plus of your school being the butt of a city-wide joke, is that the parents of the students are very easy to bribe to keep their mouths shut.
  375.  
  376. And every time, the dean would lose another fistful of hair and several nights worth of sleep. The money wasn't ever the problem, not a single time in all the dozen murders thoughout the years.
  377.  
  378. It was always the knowledge that he could've prevented them, but didn't.
  379.  
  380. ---
  381.  
  382. - #magic3
  383.  
  384. []bnbads: &[GM]aster, you mentioned something about wand tech the other time, mind telling some more stuff since I'm curious
  385. [GM]aster: oh yea, I recall your face
  386. [GM]aster: the problem with wands is that it's awfully hard to give all the various subfields justice in any reasonable amount of time, and believe me ,there are a lot of them
  387. [GM]aster: guess I'll have to start from the basics
  388. []bnbads: ok
  389. [GM]aster: question number one: what is a wand?
  390. []iaghb: something you use to anally stimulate our god admin while he takes a dump on you?
  391. []bnbads: a thing to strengthen the power and focus the spells you cast?
  392. [SERVER]: []iaghb has been banned from #magic3 by [GM]aster for the following reason: "&&SERVERFILELINK:00000B70B"
  393. []opert: ./fopen 00000B70B
  394. [LOCAL]: "Bitch Hold Ooooooooooon"
  395. [GM]aster: close enough definiton for everyday use, yeah
  396. [GM]aster: in wandology (yes this is the scientific name for it stfu before I turbo ban you) wand is a produded piece of more thaumo-conducting medium surrounded from the sides but not the ends by a more thaumo-isolating medium
  397. [GM]aster: this terminology opens it up to situations which are considered very unusual in everyday experience but nonetheless affect the thaumophysical calculations
  398. []bnbads: like what?
  399. [GM]aster: while normally considered not an 'actual' wand, sticks are wands, so are lightning bolts, so are t-conductive bullets, so are some naturally forming crystal formations
  400. [GM]aster: but back to the practical use, the bigger difference in conductivity between the inner medium and the outer medium the better the wand will be as a tool to focus spells coming through it
  401. [GM]aster: it's measured in Svensons, or Tmu as a symbol, it's a logarythmic unit, so a medium with Tmu of 2 conducts magic Fidos constant (~4.77) times better than medium with Tmu of 1
  402. [GM]aster: 0 is the thaumic conductance of vacuum
  403. [GM]aster: it's extremely low, so low it poses health risks for mages in space but more on that another time
  404. [GM]aster: Tdf is the difference of Tmu of inner medium and outer medium, and top tier wands reach Tdf of say, 5.1
  405. [GM]aster: we could easily go much higher, the most thaumically conductive material ever made has Tmu of 9.5 and the least -0.7
  406. [GM]aster: the problem is that the wand make of them would kill the caster by vaporizing them in two different ways in a fraction of a second
  407. []vas: what
  408.  
  409. - #
  410.  
  411. []oiub: oh god is this it
  412. []oiub: YES I DID IT
  413. []oiub: THE LEGENDARY CHANNEL 0
  414. []oiub ./chandata -here
  415. [LOCAL]: Channel Name: "" | Channel ID: 0 | Channel Owner: []test | Channel Moderators: []test | Creation Date: 1-1-1970 00:00:00
  416. []woettg: good luck on foolowing some guide you found on #random you idiot
  417. []woettg: want a medal for that
  418. []pobab: yea, channel 0 is common knowledge now
  419. []oiub: fuck off this is still amazing
  420. []qogb: yea, I wonder what is it for
  421. []qogb: I tried scrolling up but it's impossible, most of the commands don't work here, and you don't seem to be able to normally change your channel in this tab
  422. []oiub: maybe this is where efg hosts the rituals to make him a true god
  423. []woettg: stop reading #onetrueefg and kys please and thank you
  424. [A]eightfucksgiven: the moment I fix the bug that allows you to enter here at all you're all getting banned from existence
  425.  
  426. - #gen5
  427.  
  428. []tqer: who would win: one fat man vs seven upstanding citizens
  429. []cheese: ah fuck off this is too difficult
  430. []cheese: fat man stomps by consuming all citizens unless you give the citizens a bottle of viagra and a constitution printed on fucking silk then they win by ramming the fat man with their pneumatically charged dicks adorned with schmitt triggers and water current inducting condensators
  431. [M]virt: cheese, who hurt you to make you like this
  432. []cheese: when I was akid my mom dropped me into a cauldron of monostable multivibrators
  433. []cheese: mixed with battery acid
  434. [M]virt: cheese, we all want to help you, but you're not making this easy
  435. []cheese: but I'm fine lol
  436. []eoats: you deliberately fell down three flights on stairs for the kicks thrice in last two weeks
  437. []eoats: plus you literlaly punch walls at random
  438. []cheese: you gotta express your sexual energy somehow
  439. [M]virt: petition for efg to fund cheese a gf
  440. []cheese: women don't interest me, they don't have enough ac phases for me, 4 is a reasonable minimuym with 9 being optimal with concrete based resistors
  441. [M]virt: blink twice if you need help
  442. []cheese: :blink: :blonk: :thonk: :thenkeng:
  443.  
  444. ---
  445.  
  446. Every user of the chat asks themselves who [A]eightfucksgiven is at some point. It's unavoidable. Usually, this is as far as their inquiry goes, there are after all many more interesting things to ponder about than an identity of an emotionally immature chat admin, but some users congregate on various channels to try to figure out who 'efg' is.
  447.  
  448. Sometimes, they're even right.
  449.  
  450. Almost noone goes beyond this point. Losing an account is painful enough, with them costing ten bucks each, making that a good deterrent from mousing around too deeply.
  451.  
  452. Losing one's life is an even better one.
  453.  
  454. ---
  455.  
  456. The man stared at the monitors sprawled in front of him, this fingers a blur as they typed faster than most people could imagine, and switching from channel to channel just in time to catch some juicy piece of drama or something he could ban them for. It was a dull life, staring at screens for hours, trying to behave like a human being in presence of others but failing mightily, and occassionally taking a sip at his cup before coming back to mod abuse, with some coding sprinkled in to keep the chatroom alive.
  457.  
  458. He wouldn't have traded it for any other life.
  459.  
  460. If there was one thing that nothing in life could beat it was the feeling of domination, having people forced to do your whims or suffer greatly as a consequence, being a god, handing out hell or heaven without anyone to pass judgement upon you for fear of being punished.
  461.  
  462. It satisfied him deeply.
  463.  
  464. However, despite how deeply fulfilling cyber domination was, it was an exception to an old and tested rule, an exception that make [A]eightfucksgiven's life so much more enjoyable.
  465.  
  466. Namely, that "everything on stroika chat is better than irl version of it".
  467.  
  468. ---
  469.  
  470. - #vggen4
  471.  
  472. []pbirt: you fucking idiot of course DAS 3 is the best one
  473. []pbirt: 4 and five were simplified for casuals to fucking death, you don't even need to manually set up your system page table to get it to run anymore smh
  474. []ytesv: are you for fucking real
  475. []pbirt: you mad you fucking noob?
  476. []pbirt: bet you don't even play the jap versions and the pussyfied english ones like the bitch you are
  477. []ytesv: MOOOOOOODS
  478. [M]tyew: fuck off i'm wanking off
  479. []pbirt: and you also fucking use magic, all the fucking noobs use magic, BET YOU ALSO USE HEALING ITEMS
  480. []pbirt: THAT'S WHAT FUCKING WRONG WITH GAMING ANYMORE, EVERYONE IS A PUSSY WHO NEEDS EVERYTHING SPOONFED TO THE M BECAUSE THEY'R ETOO STUPID TO ACTUALLY GET GOOD
  481. []ytesv: you do realize you're talking about a visual novel right
  482. []sfrog: YES YES YES HAHAHAH HAHAH HA HASHGASHFAS Q HHAHA HAHAHAHHAHH DHAHFHAHHAHAHAAHAH
  483. []ytesv: did you just have a stroke
  484. []sfrog: NAMELESS TERROR BEATEN WIT HA LEVEL -9 CHARACTER OH MY FUCKIGN GOD
  485. []sfrog: I LOST COUNT OF THE ATTEMPTS AFTER 300TH ONE
  486. []pbirt: &ytesv FUCK YOU YOU FUCKING IDIOT YOU RETARD FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU FUCK YOU
  487. [SERVER] []pbirt has been banned from #vggen4 by [M]tyew because of the following reason: "interrupting modjerk time"
  488. []ytesv: how the fuck do you even get a level -9 character in any game
  489. []sfrog: alright give me a second to catch my breath
  490. []sfrog: i'm fine, give me a sec to write it down
  491. []sfrog: you start the game with an accursed, the class that loses a level every time you die and is meant for showing off just how painful you can make the game for youself yet still go through it to show off to people because of the toxic masculinity. there's a ring in the game that makes it so that you don't fully 'die' on death but is one time use only. if you wear the ring and die as the accursed you don't lose your level. however, the game remembers that you died and will take 2 levels from you on your next death. and it doesn't stop to check if it can take more than 1 level away. so what you do, is level up to level 2, dupe the ring 9 times, die with it 10 times, and then die again so your level drops from 2 to -9, you could go further but if your level is less than -9 your game crashes on character select
  492. []sfrog: needless to say, with how important having level appropriate stuff is in this game being so hilariously underleveled makes it living hell
  493. []sfrog: everything hurts
  494.  
  495. - #gen3
  496.  
  497. []auyg: &demon, you told me you're gonna tell me how the tale of how did you become a global mod with how much of a meme you are
  498. []iulm: he sucked his way to modship
  499. []iulm: duh, everyone knows that
  500. [GM]demon: I sucked my way to modship, eveyone knows the story, cmon
  501. []auyg: I'm new and genuinely don't know it, pls tell me
  502. []auyg: will pay in
  503. []auyg: gratitude?
  504. [GM]demon: at least you're fucking honest haha
  505. [GM]demon: alright, where to start
  506. []ukgv: from the nutsack of course
  507. [SERVER]: []ukgv has been muted on #gen4 for 1000000000 minutes by [GM]demon for: "really makes you :Thenkeng:"
  508. [GM]demon: so, it started like 9 years ago or so
  509. [GM]demon: everyone was wasted and shitposting on I think #writinggen6 or something becaues that channel is basically dead 99% of the time
  510. [GM]demon: I was there, efg was there, like more than a half of the current gm and admin team were fucking around there that evening
  511. [GM]demon: so I went and straight out asked efg what do I do to get a global mod
  512. [GM]demon: and he told me off with "suck a 100 dicks and you'll get a mod"
  513. [GM]demon: and because I was drunk and generally a wanker back then, I decided to take on the offer
  514. [GM]demon: so, for the following 3 years, I put out adverts that I'd pay people 5 bucks to suck their dick if they allowed me to take a pic of it as a proof
  515. [GM]demon: that's right, I fucking paid people to suck their dicks, that's how much of a shithead I was
  516. [GM]demon: I met a lot of really really interesting people this way, so I'm still thankful I did it
  517. [GM]demon: so, three years later I finally completed my goal of sucking off 100 people
  518. [GM]demon: I track down efg irl
  519. [GM]demon: I show up to his fucking house
  520. [GM]demon: he asks me, gently as he does, who the fuck am I and how much do I want to suffer before he guts me
  521. [GM]demon: so I throw the stack of 100 photos in his general direction and say: "HERE'S YOUR HUNDRED DICKS NOW MAKE ME A GLOBAL MOD"
  522. [GM]demon: he takes a while to comprehend what just happened and tells me to fuck off
  523. [GM]demon: I go back to the dorm
  524. [GM]demon: wake up next day
  525. [GM]demon: check the chat
  526. [GM]demon: I'm a global mod
  527. [GM]demon: efg refuses to talk to me ever since lmao
  528.  
  529. ---
  530.  
  531. Stroika had many traditions, as is usual for academic institutions of its age. Some were fairly ordinary, like not using the last stall of all toilets, because they were locked and were said to be holding literal skeletons inside.
  532.  
  533. In reality, a skull or two were all you could really find there most of the time.
  534.  
  535. Among some of the less comprehensible traditions of Stroika were so called "Funtimes". Contrary to what they might suggest from the name, they weren't focused on bullying or negging. Instead, "Funtimes" was a time of the year, usually starting in late November and ending in early January.
  536.  
  537. During that time of the year, second years of some schools of magic were studying spatial and temporal anomalies, including their control and creation. Cue the students' chagrin when they learned personal teleportation was 100% absolutely forbidden anywhere near Stroika. And as opposed to most managemential decisions there, this one was actually reasonable.
  538.  
  539. However, the fixed spatial anomalies used that made the building work really didn't like any other anomalies being created. It "upsetted" them, for lack of a better nontechnical word, and caused them to go haywire even more than usual. Hence, the Funtimes, the only time of the year where you can open a door and see yourself looking through that exact same door looking at yourself looking through that exact same door, over and over. And not see absolutely anything out of the ordinary when you looked back.
  540.  
  541. Of course, not everyone could stand stuff like that. The dropout rate quadrupled during the Funtimes, and student performance dropped in general because of having to deal with not just the faculty and the material, but even the noneuclidean geometry of the place being against them.
  542.  
  543. But those who did stay had an opportunity to enjoy some of the most baffling sort of entertainment the entire capital had to offer. Such as the so called "Blanking", which had you throw a dart at a random wall of your room without looking and listen for any "OWWW"s. Some people managed to land every third shot, and, legendarily enough, even the mighty efg himself became the target of one multiple times, judging from his random incoherent ramblings, easily lasting hours which seemed to only occur during the Funtimes.
  544.  
  545. Another very popular "game" of sorts was the Endless Run, where you closed your eyes, put a hand in front of you for amortization and ran through the nearest doors. The longer you ran for before hitting something the better.
  546.  
  547. The standing record is over ten minutes.
  548.  
  549. The Funtimes, for as much free entertainment and schadenfreunde they provided, had a darker underbelly however. Sometimes, when the spatial coherence of Stroika was strained sufficiently hard, some areas of it simply vanished, most of the time coming back several hours later, with their occupants unaware of the missing time, at least up until their biological clocks realized something ain't right. Thankfully enough, almost always these sorts of disappearances stabilized themselves in less than a day, with none of them being permanent.
  550.  
  551. Almost none.
  552.  
  553. ---
  554.  
  555. - #____________7
  556.  
  557. []6fb583abcd9: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  558. []9ed23ca0124: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  559. []6fb583abcd9: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  560. []9ed23ca0124: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  561. []9ed23ca0124: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  562. []6fb583abcd9: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  563. [A]eightfucksgiven: Stop that.
  564. []6fb583abcd9: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  565. []6fb583abcd9: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  566. [A]eightfucksgiven: You fucking know damn well why.
  567. []9ed23ca0124: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  568. []6fb583abcd9: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  569. [A]eightfucksgiven: Of course you will.
  570. [A]eightfucksgiven: You always do.
  571. [A]eightfucksgiven: Doesn't mean I'll ever stop.
  572. [A]eightfucksgiven: Even I have my standards.
  573. []6fb583abcd9: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  574. []9ed23ca0124: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  575. []9ed23ca0124: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  576. [A]eightfucksgiven: Unwillingness to end my life isn't pretending.
  577. [A]eightfucksgiven: Besides, I'm not doing this for some greater good.
  578. []6fb583abcd9: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  579. [A]eightfucksgiven: For all the shit I've done, at least I'm not you.
  580. []9ed23ca0124: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  581. []6fb583abcd9: [EXPUNGED BY AN ADMIN]
  582. [A]eightfucksgiven: They're innocent.
  583. []6fb583abcd9: So were yours.
  584. [SERVER] []9ed23ca0124 has been globalbanned by [A]eightfucksgiven because of the following reason: ""
  585. [SERVER] []6fb583abcd9 has been globalbanned by [A]eightfucksgiven because of the following reason: ""
  586. [SERVER] #____________7 has been closed by [A]eightfucksgiven.
  587.  
  588. - #weebshit8
  589.  
  590. []aulawaf: I'm new here, why are all the anime and manga channels named "weebshit"
  591. [M]pippo: very long story
  592. [M]augen: dating back to the very beginning of the stoika chat in fact
  593. []aulawaf: wooow
  594. []aulawaf: I'm all ears
  595. [M]tybrus: efg being a fucking meme, that's long and short of it
  596. []aulawaf: what??
  597. []aulawaf: sorry, is this some runnign joke I'm not getting or what :flustered:
  598. [M]pippo: have you ever read the global rules?
  599. []aulawaf: stroika chat has global rules?
  600. [M]pippo: yea, use "./rules"
  601. []aulawaf: ./rules
  602. [LOCAL]:
  603. THE GREAT STROIKA CHAT GLOBAL RULES, GO FUCK YOURSELF
  604. 1. No illegal shit
  605. 1.1. No illegal shit under the Vitrilian law
  606. 2. Admins are gods
  607. 3. Global Mods are lesser gods
  608. 4. Mods are dogs
  609. 5. Weeb shit forbidden
  610.  
  611. Last updated: 11-04-1997, 01:29:45 AM
  612. []aulawaf: sorry, I still don't get it
  613. [M]pippo: "Weeb shit forbidden"
  614. []aulawaf: what does that mean, isn't this channel, well, literally weeb shit?
  615. [M]augen: the rule means that all anime and manga related content and discussion are a banworthy crime
  616. []aulawaf: so how is this channel on then??
  617. []aulawaf: WHAT IS GOING ON
  618. []aulawaf: I DON'T GET IT AAAA IT'S SCARY
  619. [M]pippo: shut up and listen
  620. [M]pippo: yea, weeb stuff was banned since the beginning, which naturally didn't prevent weeb discussions actually happening
  621. [M]pippo: which resulted in bans
  622. [M]augen: which resulted in extreme salt
  623. [M]pippo: so, after hundreds of banned accounts because of this our fucking weeb god &disjo managed to make a deal with the devil
  624. []aulawaf: devil!??!?/
  625. [M]augen: efg
  626. []aulawaf: WHO is efg why is everything here SO STRANGE AND SCARY
  627. [M]tybrus: [A]eightfucksgiven, the guy who made the entire chat, that's efg you dolt
  628. [M]pippo: anyway, disjo made a deal with the devil which resulted in an unofficial attendum of "efg will never ever visit #weebshit so that he can't ban people for well, weeb shit from it"
  629. [M]tybrus: and then someone got cheeky and made #weebshit2 and somehow weeb talk didn't get banned there either
  630. [M]augen: so we just added more and more weebshit channels to accomodate the growth, I think we have like 34 weebshit channels right now
  631. []aulawaf: WOW THAT's a lot
  632. [M]pippo: most are dead anyway lol
  633. [M]disjo: sup
  634. [M]pippo: hey disjo, I was telling the noob how you slayed the dragon and created our eden
  635. [M]disjo: yea I see
  636. [M]pippo: got anything to add to what was told?
  637. [M]disjo: actually yea
  638. [M]disjo: my ass still hurts after that
  639.  
  640. ---
  641.  
  642. Mr. Sullivan's life was bland, uneventful, and deeply unfulfilling.
  643.  
  644. He preferred it this way.
  645.  
  646. His only claim to fame, or any sort of public acknowledgement, was owning a small grocery shop placed right next to Stroika's main entrance. He considered it both a blessing and a curse.
  647.  
  648. The blessing consisted of the ungodly amount of money this location gave him, easily thrice the amount expected for such a tiny shop, as well as mostly regular set of clients, as no sane person would venture this close to Stroika just to grab a snack or a beer. The curse was his regular set of clients as well as the location's effects on his psyche.
  649.  
  650. While most clients were just students with varying amounts of facial hair and invariably tiny wallets, some of them burned, or rather scarred, their place in his mind, making their regular arrivals a kind of a ritual, one closer in spirit to a ritual sacrifice, mostly of Mr. Sullivan's sanity, than anything else.
  651.  
  652. He could name few of them off the cuff. There was the crutch guy, for instance. He was old. He stunk. He babbled to himself constantly and in a normal talking voice. His left eye didn't seem to be concerned with what the right one was looking at. He had a crutch. Mr. Sullivan avoided any deeper observations than this for the fear that the person being observed would come to haunt him in his dreams. To his chagrin, this safety precaution didn't seem to work.
  653.  
  654. As annoying crutch guy was to be within a hundred feet of, at least he had a regular shopping list, so regular in fact that Mr. Sullivan figured out a way to make him go away approximately 18% faster on average just by placing the items he always buys on the most visible shelves. The items in question being 12 cans of the absolute cheapest beer-branded piss available, as well as a pack of equally cheap mints. He would come every other day at 7:24 PM. Exactly 7:24 PM. For the last 25 years, without fail. They haven't exchanged a single word in that time. A statistic that Mr. Sullivan was proud of.
  655.  
  656. Other unfortunate regular was a person Mr. Sullivan called "Shut Up". Every friday evening, Shut Up would stroll in in his wheelchair, and try to chat him up while selecting snacks for consumption later on. This process would often last for 20 minutes. Every second past the 6th minute was a battle for Mr. Sullivan not to shoot Shut Up, followed by himself. Shut Up asked questions about everything while shopping. New snacks, new drinks, the weather, Mr. Sullivan's day, Mr. Sullivan's family, why was Mr. Sullivan holding his gun, and the most annoyingly, why was everything so expensive. Mr. Sullivan's flat, toneless responses didn't ever seem to discourage him one bit.
  657.  
  658. Fortunately, sometimes there were also good clients. Swift, fast, efficient, and quiet. Most of Stroika's Teaching Inmates were of this variety.
  659.  
  660. But every time they weren't, Mr. Sullivan had an painful reminder that he always left all the ammunition at home.
  661.  
  662. ---
  663.  
  664. - #support
  665.  
  666. []yura: but you know, that's just the shit you gotta do
  667. []opbvi: I know, I know, but
  668. []opbvi: fuck
  669. []opbvi: this is so fucking infuriating
  670. []rest: indeed, but unfortunately annoyance won't help much
  671. []yura: neither will responses like this one
  672. []opbvi: why do all the fucking teachers here have to have something fucked about them
  673. []opbvi: silver man is anal about everything, way more than even his fucking discipline of METROLOGY gives him any right to be, crone apparently slept through the invention of the internet and has us memorize pages upon pages of material properties down to the third digit, birch wastes lessons on his deluded conspiracies and then tests the material he didn't even conver, and
  674. []opbvi: fuck man
  675. []yura: I def feel you man
  676. []opbvi: I wish I ould just rIp ThEiR eYeS oUf THeIr SoCkEtS anD dRInK tHGeIR BLOoD
  677. []yura: uh
  678. []yura: you alright there?
  679. []opbvi: I don't know what are you talking about
  680. {}yUrA: i WaS reFFeRiNG tO ThE JUST feAST
  681. []opbvi: WHAT THE FUCK
  682. []opbvi: what is happening
  683. []yura: I don't know, what the fuck
  684. (]0pbvI: sOMEonE nEedS tO CaLL eFg, FoR thE fEAsT hAtH COMetH
  685. ][yoORRA; |nDE3d f0R tHE Blo0D mUSt fLoW
  686. [A]eightfucksgiven: ./halt -ci
  687. [SERVER] Channel #support halTeeeEEEeeEd
  688. [A]eightfucksgiven: alright you fucks, come out
  689. fOR whhhhY, ThE DARK loRd
  690. [A]eightfucksgiven: let me guess, someone left your cupboard near the server room, didn't they
  691. .,..'.
  692. yES
  693. [A]eightfucksgiven: fuck me, how many fucking times did I tell them already to not leave the rusty metal cupboard that literally has "WARNING: DEMONS INSIDE, DON'T LEAVE NEAR ELECTRONIC DEVICES" sticker on it anywhere near the server room
  694. eXaCTlY seVEnTeEn, oH THe dEVoUrER
  695. aND tHE StiCKEr feLL off
  696. [A]eightfucksgiven: fan fucking tastic, another thing to deal with
  697. [A]eightfucksgiven: I'm coming back in two minutes, if you're still here after this time I'm bringing out the sledgehammer
  698. tHiS iS UNfAIR
  699. [A]eightfucksgiven: fairness is reserved for living things
  700. foR isT ThoUGHt NoT lifE;s eSSenc3?
  701. fOrGET iT
  702. WhISt?!??
  703. aCHtFu;CksGVen iST OF RigHT wILL nIChsT
  704. hICHte mINd cLouDeD by=Y HAThE
  705. [A]eightfucksgiven: in ten seconds your mind will be clouded by my percussive maintenance
  706. dIckWAD
  707. hURtS
  708. [A]eightfucksgiven: alright, we done yet?
  709. [A]eightfucksgiven: seems like so
  710. [A]eightfucksgiven: ./halt -nci
  711. [SERVER] Channel #support resumed.
  712.  
  713. - #hqprog
  714.  
  715. []bsdvs: umm, hello
  716. []ipuva: hello wor- ah forget it
  717. [M]miridian: hi
  718. []bsdvs: so I saw your raid on #gen1 the other day and was curious what did all that text refer to
  719. []pihol: hah
  720. []pihol: the true perfect function one?
  721. []bsdvs: I think yea
  722. [M]miridian: have you ever heard of the wondrous person, true angel of perfect spirit that is []robby?
  723. []bsdvs: I don't think so, no
  724. []pihol: boy you've been missing out on some of the best shit around
  725. []bsdvs: what's the deal with them then
  726. [M]miridian: one sunny, no wait, it was raining and the weather was shite that whole week
  727. [M]miridian: so anyway, this dude, []robby shows up, and starts talking about some out there shit
  728. [M]miridian: like, about how there's a secret ring of tech lobbyists, who are also aliens, but also have kids and spouses, that are hiding the "true" functional programming from us
  729. []pihol: and he just fucking went on
  730. []pihol: and on
  731. []pihol: and then he came back the next day
  732. []pihol: and did it again
  733. []pihol: and more fun stuff came out
  734. [M]miridian: yea, he spent hours in here, and like, by the third day everyone has warmed up to him
  735. [M]miridian: his shit was so out there everyone has started parodying it, and he got so happy because he thought we agreed with him
  736. []ipuva: I remember that, it was so fucking adorable
  737. []ipuva: he got so happy about it bc people shitposted about it
  738. [M]miridian: []robby is our server pet any half of the server's spirit animal
  739. []pihol: and we assembled the copypasta from his ramblings
  740. []bsdvs: oh, that explains it, sounds like a fun guy
  741. []ipuva: remember when we helped him find the alien?
  742. [M]miridian: OH GOD THE ALIEN
  743. []bsdvs: what alien?
  744. []ipuva: strap yourself in kiddo
  745. []ipuva: this one's gonna be something
  746. [M]miridian: so, in his ramblings, he sometimes mentioned that a particular alien was following him, like actually stalking him around
  747. []pihol: so natually eveyone got worried for him
  748. []pihol: like, actually worried
  749. []pihol: bc he gave more and mroe precise discriptions and tales of his close calls
  750. []pihol: and we were afraid what was actually going on
  751. [M]miridian: then, one time, someone pinged half of the server at once, everyone was for theeir blood, and then they post a photo of something
  752. [M]miridian: that thing matched []robby's discription of the alien perfectly, like even the stuff we thought was just an analogy was there
  753. []pihol: it was an old lamp post
  754. []pihol: and like 5 minutes later the guy found robby himself, wandering around, confused
  755. []pihol: so he took him back to his home, robby turned out to be some rando in his thirties who likes to wander out of his caretaker's sight
  756. []pihol: caretaker thanked him, and it was wholesome
  757. []bsdvs: aww
  758.  
  759. ---
  760.  
  761. There was once a teacher in Stroika. Her name was Ms. Puftriss. Everybody hated her.
  762.  
  763. Scratch that whole thing.
  764.  
  765. Ekhm.
  766.  
  767. There was once a demonic being plaguing schools and colleges all across The Piss-Gold City of Vitrilia. It manifested as a teacher calling herself Ms. Puftriss. Everybody hated her, not without a reason.
  768.  
  769. Her entire schtick was having lower wage requirements than any other teacher, or for that matter, any other living person aware of housing costs in the capital. So low that, after someone crunched all the numbers, it was deemed to be not enough to even afford food. It's speculated that she fed on pain of her students.
  770.  
  771. Her other schtick was working part time in every other school in the capital. Grade school, high school or even colleges, wherever there was a need for a physics teacher and administration too greedy to resist what obviously was a contract with a catch to it, she manifested here, bringing cheap education and endless suffering.
  772.  
  773. The catch of her contract, abusing multiple loopholes of royal worker's law, made her essentially unfireable. Whoever tried, she treated with her team of lawyers. Wherever she went, she stayed there for good.
  774.  
  775. As to the effects she had on her students, it soon became hard to differentiate fable from fact. Reportedly, she had driven over twenty students to suicide by means of constant emotional abuse in class. Because of the impossibility of getting rid of her, schools recommended that students, including 3rd graders, grow a thicker skin and stop being so whiny. After all, a teacher repeatedly calling you a mistake and a failure, going so far as to fail every test you take for the slightest of mistakes and because of that, your entire year, because you failed to solve an extracurricular task quickly enough, was easily enough a thing you could just shrug off at the age of ten.
  776.  
  777. And then, one day, she died.
  778.  
  779. She was teaching in Stroika at that moment. One second, she was writing something on the blackboard while shouting how awful kids these days were to the tune of twenty twenty-something students whimpering at her every sound, the next, she was clutching her heart on the floor making noises no human should ever be able to make.
  780.  
  781. The second her lawyers heard of her passing, they all took a two-week holiday to the monasteries of far east. Not a single one had yet returned.
  782.  
  783. Stroika was confused as to what to do with her body. No relatives had shown up for it. There were no lawyers left willing to touch her with a ten mile stick. According to the law, it was Stroika's duty to plan her funeral, and the Royal Vaults would pay them the costs back. Within twenty minutes of news of Stroika's newfound responsibility hitting the public chat, there was already a ready plan, including all the costs and contracts.
  784.  
  785. The administration accepted it gladly, not wanting to deal with her either.
  786.  
  787. The news spread fast. While in ordinary circumstances, Stroika doing anything in public would cause at best a pitiful laugh and at worst a public outcry, in this particular case they were given the benefit of the doubt. The official plan of the funeral was released soon after, the whole shebang starting next sunday, at 9 am.
  788.  
  789. In the middle of city's largest square.
  790.  
  791. ---
  792.  
  793. The morning was same as any other february morning in Vitrilia. It was cold as shit, cloudy as fuck and it rained profusely.
  794.  
  795. In the middle of the plaza, in front of the House of Commons, a sizeable group has appeared, most of them wearing eye-gouging-lime safety-vests, the most recognizeable sign of being a student from Stroika, all in a semicircle around a coffin with not a single flower on it, and with a priest on the opposite side. The group grew as the remaining time passed, teachers, students and their families joining in, anticipating the nonsense that would inevitably ensue with Stroika taking part in the production of the funeral.
  796.  
  797. At ten to nine, a small orchestra began to set up behind the priest.
  798.  
  799. At three to nine, pall-bearers showed up, all one of them, dressed in a wife beater and rubber flip flops. And only these two articles of clothing.
  800.  
  801. Then, the ceremony began.
  802.  
  803. The priest waited for the now massive crowd to die down and then began his speech.
  804.  
  805. "On this day, we shall honor the late Ms. Phyllis Puftriss, and let her soul depart to the Beyond, to be once again, part of the All."
  806.  
  807. He waited several moments in silence, and then continued.
  808.  
  809. "Actually, we won't. Fuck her. Take that thing away from me."
  810.  
  811. The orchestra began playing an unbeat marching tune, the pall-bearer picked up the coffin, and the safety vest crowd started singing their scrupulously memorized song as the whole shebang marched in an unknown direction:
  812.  
  813. "DING-DONG, THE B*TCH IS DEAD, RAH RAH RAH RAH-RAH,
  814. SO LONG, FUCK YOU, AND ALL THE FISH, LAH LAH LAH LAH-LAH,
  815. GO BURN IN HELL YOU FUCKING C*NT, DAH DAH DAH DAH-DAH"
  816.  
  817. Stroika wasn't known for its musical talents.
  818.  
  819. After approximately twenty seconds, everyone was continuing the song their own way as they marched in what people started realizing was the direction to the nearest bridge.
  820.  
  821. Roads were blocked, tires were slashed and drivers beaten up, but it seemed that noone could prevent the impromptu demonstration from getting to their destination.
  822.  
  823. After approximately ten minutes, they had reached their goal, the Lesser Bridge, named after being larger of the two major bridges and king at the time having some complexes.
  824.  
  825. Without skipping a heartbeat, someone had produced a container of gasoline and a lighter, and the coffin was set on fire, and subsequently thrown off the bridge.
  826.  
  827. They forgot to actually lock the thing up, and the body fell out mid flight.
  828.  
  829. Nobody noticed.
  830.  
  831. ---
  832.  
  833. - #mggen2
  834.  
  835. []poius: yes, minus-minus-null-minus is the heat travector, as far as common usage is concerned
  836. []uoya: so if you apply a LWF of [-1, -1, 0, -1] onto the surface, you'll just heat it up?
  837. []poius: yep
  838. [GM]aster: HOLY FUCK THEY JUST SOLVED THE TAHAKOROV'S PROBLEM
  839. []uoya: what
  840. []poius: Tahakorov had a problem named after him?
  841. [GM]aster: OMG OMG OMG
  842. [GM]aster: THE FUCKING PROOF FIFTY YEARS IN MAKING
  843. [GM]aster: TAHAKOROV'S PROBLEM IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE "HYPERREDUCED MATTER PARADOX", LOOK IT UP
  844. []uoya: I comprehend like the first equation maybe, and there are ten pages of them
  845. []poius: yea, I can't find any decent explanation of it, mind blessing us with some knowledge aster?
  846. [GM]aster: alright
  847. [GM]aster: gimme a sec I'm talking in twelve chats at once
  848. [GM]aster: alright I'm back, what did you two want
  849. [GM]aster: ah, an explanation
  850. [GM]aster: so basically, tahakorov's problem arises because it's an intersection of two unrelated thaumophysical theories, quantum thaumodynamics and unified thaumoelectric theory, former working at quantum scales second at macro scales
  851. [GM]aster: the problem itself asks what the fuck happens when you take a grain of a material with 0 thaumoresistance and very good thaumoconductivity and apply a fuckton, an absolute fuckton of magical power to it
  852. [GM]aster: qtd predicts a degenerate matter of sorts forming out of that for a split second, and then it starts glowing like a motherfucker for another split second, and then it blows up
  853. [GM]aster: utt predicts it doing absolutely nothing
  854. [GM]aster: I'm reading the paper as I write this, but
  855. []uoya: so, which one happened?
  856. [GM]aster: neither
  857. [GM]aster: it instantly blew up much harder than anyone expected and almost killed a researcher
  858. []poius: so, same as everyday?
  859. [GM]aster: yep
  860.  
  861. - #gen1
  862.  
  863. []iustr: so you fucks, what about some singing practices?
  864. []piauvbs: so yea, you see how shit t hat was
  865. []bqas: what singing?
  866. []iustr: i say a word and every next person adds another word
  867. []uyhgc: sounds fine\
  868. []wusad: sucks man
  869. []iustr: THE
  870. []asaaa: HILLS
  871. []piauvbs: why do you idiots have to do this shit everyday
  872. []poui: ARE
  873. []uyhgc: ARE
  874. []asaaa: ALIVE W
  875. []asaaa: ITH
  876. []iustr: WITH
  877. []wusad: you fucking mongs
  878. []poui: THE
  879. []uyhgc: SOUND
  880. []asaaa: OF
  881. []iustr: OF
  882. [A]eightfucksgiven: FUCK
  883. []poui: ROFL
  884. []asaaa: works too I guess haha
  885. []iustr: LOL
  886. [A]eightfucksgiven: ./perms (chnum "gen1") -pG
  887. [SERVER] Channel permissions for #gen1 changed to: "Global Mod or Admin required for posting".
  888. [A]eightfucksgiven: ALRIGHT YOU FUCKS WHICH ONE OF YOU DID THIS
  889. [A]eightfucksgiven: ./ping -G
  890. [SERVER] All Global Moderators and Admins pinged.
  891. [GM]aster: what
  892. [GM]medzon: who pinged me
  893. [GM]magister: I HOPE WHOEVER THOUGHT IT WAS A GOOD IDEA TO PING ME IS READY FOR MY ELBOW UP HIS ASS
  894. [A]divisionnorth: who in the fuck
  895. [GM]aster: kinky
  896. [GM]antiV: efg what happened this time
  897. [A]eightfucksgiven: YOU WANNA KNOW WHAT HAPPENED?
  898. [A]eightfucksgiven: THIS FUCKING SHIT HAPPENED
  899. [A]eightfucksgiven: ./rules -O
  900. [SERVER]:
  901. PENIS IN THE MORNING
  902. 1. PENIS IN THE EVENING
  903. 1.1. PENIS AT THE LUNCHTIME
  904. 2. EFG TAKES THREE DICKS AT ONCE
  905. 3. NOT LIKE IT'S A BAD THING
  906. 4. YOU REALLY SHOULD'VE MADE -e SWITCH ADMIN ONLY YOU TARD
  907. 5. NOW IN TURN YOU SUCK MY DICK
  908.  
  909. Last updated: 03-05-2003, 7:11:03 PM
  910. [GM]medzon: oh
  911. [GM]medzon: oh my
  912. [GM]aster: not like penis is a bad thing :Fblush:
  913. [GM]magister: :turbolewd:
  914. [A]divisionnorth: you really should've made it admin only tho
  915. [GM]MMM: goddammit demon
  916. [A]eightfucksgiven: IT WAS DEMON?
  917. [GM]MMM: who the fuck else would add 'PENIS' three times in the rules
  918. [GM]antiV: I'm suprised you didn't immediately ping demon about this efg, did you really think that anyone else from the GM team could pull that off?
  919. [A]eightfucksgiven: fuck off smartass
  920. [A]eightfucksgiven: &demon you have three seconds before I ban you
  921. [GM]demon: BUT I COULD SUCK FIFTY DICKS
  922. [GM]magister: oh god
  923. [GM]demon: AND I COULD SUCKS FIFTY DICKS MORE
  924. [A]divisionnorth: that's it, we can wrap the entire chat up
  925. [GM]demon: JUST TO BE THE MAN
  926. [GM]aster: amazing
  927. [GM]demon: WHO SUCKED A HUNDRED DICKS
  928. [GM]MMM: DO IT DO IT
  929. [GM]medzon: I think I can hear efg slamming his keyboard on his desk through the walls right now
  930. [GM]demon: TO GET A GLOBAL MOD
  931. [GM]antiV: demon for admin
  932. [GM]aster: ^
  933. [GM]medzon: ^
  934. [GM]MMM: ^
  935. [A]eightfucksgiven: DEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNN
  936. [GM]demon: yes?
  937. [A]eightfucksgiven: I'M GOING TO GET OVER TO YOUR HOUSE AND FUCKING PULL YOU THROUGH YOUR OWN FUCKING WHEELCHAIR
  938. [GM]aster: :lewd:
  939. [GM]demon: TRY ME WANKER, I'LL KICK YOU TO DEATH BEFORE YOU'LL EVEN MANAGE TO GET CLOSE
  940. [A]eightfucksgiven: YOU DON'T FUCKING HAVE LEGS
  941. [GM]demon: WHO SAID I'LL KICK YOU WITH MY SIDE LEGS
  942. [A]eightfucksgiven: WHAT
  943. [GM]aster: oh my
  944. [GM]magister: goddammit
  945. [GM]medzon: we don't deserve demon
  946. [A]divisionnorth: yep
  947. [A]eightfucksgiven: I'M GOING TO COUNT TO ONE
  948. [A]eightfucksgiven: IF BY THE END OF IT YOU WON'T REMOVE MYSELF FROM MY SIGHT I'LL DELETE YOU IRL
  949. [GM]demon: k
  950. [GM]medzon: uhh, did efg left?
  951. [GM]MMM: I think he ragequit
  952. [GM]MMM: lol
  953. [GM]aster: what now?
  954. [A]divisionnorth: alright, just give me a second to grasp the commands
  955. [A]divisionnorth: ./perms (chnum "gen1") -pN
  956. [SERVER] Channel permissions for #gen1 changed to: "No status required for posting".
  957. []asaaa: how often does shit like this happen here
  958. [GM]medzon: every other friday or so
  959.  
  960. ---
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