hey pep i bet you miss your creepy intergalactic second home right

[petitehands]

[ d e a d e y e s ]




I do not "miss" space.

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[rebelwithoutaface]

Planets. They're in space.

Although now that I think about it, this might not be a planet.

[petitehands]

[ oh ]

While you have a valid point, I meant the on-a-spaceship type of space. At least on a planet you have air and sky - amongst many other things - to distract you from the fact that you're on a rock in space.

[rebelwithoutaface]

If I felt like being pedantic, I'd point out there is a lot of very fascinating stuff in space even by the 'not on a celestial body' defintion, and look, I did that anyway, pretend I didn't.

But I will say that whilst spaceships do have such a lot of distractions too, you're right that you can't forget you're in space with them.

[petitehands]

Let's just say I'm not very space-y, all in all, regardless of how fascinating it may be. I like keeping my feet on the ground - preferably the kind of ground that has sidewalks.

[rebelwithoutaface]

Nothing wrong with that. Down to... What planet are humans from again? Earth? [Although he pronounces that as 'ee-uth'.] Down to ee-uth can be just as exciting as anything.

[petitehands]

From Earth, yes, [ hm ] Though I don't remember the last time anyone told me that being down earth was exciting.

[rebelwithoutaface]

There is very little more satisfying than solving an incredibly mundane complication in your life. Successful cleaning of a house from top to bottom is as grand a victory as any battle.

[petitehands]

Satisfaction and excitement can be very different things, but I'd be lying if I didn't agree with you.