There is a very bright star in the sky.

[Japher]

yeah... I'm worthless

[Lancer]

Well I knew that...

Does she work a job as well, the poor thing?

[Japher]

she has a part time work from home type thing

if you ask her she'll says she does everything, but so you know, beer don't drink itself!

[Lancer]

You are a sexist pig.

As the husband of a filipina I've always wanted to call someone else that, sorry.

[Japher]

if the name fits

[Lancer]

You wear it well Japher.

[Japher]

thanks!

she does do a lot

[Lancer]

nudge nudge?

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Tuberski
No twinkle usually means a planet.

ACK!

That's a myth. Twinkle is caused by air currents, not by what kind of celestial body the light comes from.


My guess is that it's the spot light on a helicopter. Maybe an airplace. Possibly a flying saucer.

[Provost Harrison]

Originally posted by Zkribbler


That's a myth. Twinkle is caused by air currents, not by what kind of celestial body the light comes from.


My guess is that it's the spot light on a helicopter. Maybe an airplace. Possibly a flying saucer.

Hmmm, well the twinkle could be due to the relative size...a star looks much smaller from this distance than a planet and therefore appears more affected by 'twinkle'. Perhaps?

[Lancer]

"Twinkle twinkle little star..."

"Twinkle twinkle little planet..."

Hmm.

Sorry Zkrib, twinkle and planets just don't go together.

[Provost Harrison]

Would you like to see my twinkle?

[Lancer]

Are you a star?

[Provost Harrison]

Only in the porn sense

[Lancer]

In that case, no twinkle.