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Posted
6 minutes ago, Conure1243 said:

What.

Did.

I.

Start?

You’re welcome? Maybe?

idk. Feels like my fault too… probably isn’t, but I would like to imagine it is

Posted (edited)

The Cult of the Brick has now managed to span multiple threads

Am I wrong about that?

Edited by Conure1243
Posted
1 minute ago, GG0z said:

You’re welcome? Maybe?

idk. Feels like my fault too… probably isn’t, but I would like to imagine it is

so you can have credit for it :3

Just now, Conure1243 said:

The Cult of the Brick has now managed to span multiple threads

Am I wrong about that?

yes

jk idk

Posted
1 minute ago, Usseewa said:

so you can have credit for it :3

yes

jk idk

I want to have credit, but Conure is better at being absolutely insane. Probably because of all of the unidentifiable meat he consumed

Posted
Just now, GG0z said:

Probably because of all of the unidentifiable meat he consumed

Note the member title

Posted
Just now, GG0z said:

I want to have credit, but Conure is better at being absolutely insane. Probably because of all of the unidentifiable meat he consumed

that was my fongers

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all blended up and then baked together into big meatloaf-esque thing.

Posted
Just now, Conure1243 said:

Note the member title

I don’t think you can stop, per se, but you can try.

the meat always comes back…

Posted
Just now, Conure1243 said:

You're telling me I've been eating large masses of your fingers for the past 2 months?

yep πŸ«°πŸ˜‹πŸ«°πŸ˜‹

that's why i have fongerless gloves

Posted
1 minute ago, Conure1243 said:

How long/large are your fongers?!

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Posted
Just now, Conure1243 said:

I have metric tons of the unidentifiable meat!

Nearly infinite amounts!

YUM πŸ˜‹Β 

I IMAGINE IT RAW WITH SOME BLOOD TOO IS THAT WHAT IT'S LIKE?

JUST LIKE A SQUISHY MASS OF MEATTTTY 🩸

Posted

How to communicate in brickish: each "brick" is one letter, represented in binary where a lowercase is a 0 and uppercase is 1. This is simplified binary lettering where 1 is A, 2 is B, 3 is C, etc. Use newlines for spaces between words.

Example:

briCK = 00011 = 3 = C

If you don't know how binary works:

It is like base 10, but each place is worth 2x more the further you go to the left instead of 10x.

In the number 10101, the last 1 is in the ones place, then the zero to the left of it is in the twos place, the 1 in the middle of the number is in the fours place, the 0 furthest left is in the eights place, and the first digit is in the 16s place. So this number is 1x16 + 0x8 + 1x4 + 0x2 + 1x1 = 16 + 4 + 1 = 21 (which would correspond to U in brickish because U is the 21st letter of the alphabet).

You would encode 10101 in brickish as BrIcK, capitals for ones and lowercase for zeros.

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This is how you say brick in brickish:

briCk BriCk bRicK briCK bRiCK

Posted
11 minutes ago, Deception said:

How to communicate in brickish: each "brick" is one letter, represented in binary where a lowercase is a 0 and uppercase is 1. This is simplified binary lettering where 1 is A, 2 is B, 3 is C, etc. Use newlines for spaces between words.

Example:

briCK = 00011 = 3 = C

If you don't know how binary works:

It is like base 10, but each place is worth 2x more the further you go to the left instead of 10x.

In the number 10101, the last 1 is in the ones place, then the zero to the left of it is in the twos place, the 1 in the middle of the number is in the fours place, the 0 furthest left is in the eights place, and the first digit is in the 16s place. So this number is 1x16 + 0x8 + 1x4 + 0x2 + 1x1 = 16 + 4 + 1 = 21 (which would correspond to U in brickish because U is the 21st letter of the alphabet).

You would encode 10101 in brickish as BrIcK, capitals for ones and lowercase for zeros.

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This is how you say brick in brickish:

briCk BriCk bRicK briCK bRiCK

Will learn at some point

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