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001 | video | blinding people with science.
[ you know what this network needs, denizens of the uss creepy spaceship? 100% more hipsters.
LUCKILY, chapel is here to provide. everyone please mock his cardigan—or listen to what he's got to say. either/or, really. ]
Hey, fellow space kidnappees. If anybody else is interested, I've been organizing all the scientific books I can find—well, I say book; they're more like little holographic USB sticks—and putting them in one place. A lot of 'em are pretty kiddie, but there are some college-level textbooks scattered around, too. Nobody's going to be teaching themselves doctorate-level physics off this library or anything, but there's enough here to kinda get caught up on hundreds of years of scientific development.
There's really only one rule: if you take something, bring it back—and when you bring it back, put it back where you got it. I'm not actually a librarian, and I really don't wanna have to organize all this more than once.
And I think when you close the books, they default to opening on the page they were open to last rather than at the beginning, so be kind and rewind. That's more of a guideline than an actual rule, but you should really do it anyway.
Anyway, that's about it. It's in the 25th floor rec room, right off the green lift. Can't miss it.
[ ooc: also open to action tags/moving into a log if people want. :|b
UPDATE 5/11: tags will probably be a little slow and/or nonexistent until monday. sorry, guys. :c ]
LUCKILY, chapel is here to provide. everyone please mock his cardigan—or listen to what he's got to say. either/or, really. ]
Hey, fellow space kidnappees. If anybody else is interested, I've been organizing all the scientific books I can find—well, I say book; they're more like little holographic USB sticks—and putting them in one place. A lot of 'em are pretty kiddie, but there are some college-level textbooks scattered around, too. Nobody's going to be teaching themselves doctorate-level physics off this library or anything, but there's enough here to kinda get caught up on hundreds of years of scientific development.
There's really only one rule: if you take something, bring it back—and when you bring it back, put it back where you got it. I'm not actually a librarian, and I really don't wanna have to organize all this more than once.
And I think when you close the books, they default to opening on the page they were open to last rather than at the beginning, so be kind and rewind. That's more of a guideline than an actual rule, but you should really do it anyway.
Anyway, that's about it. It's in the 25th floor rec room, right off the green lift. Can't miss it.
[ ooc: also open to action tags/moving into a log if people want. :|b
UPDATE 5/11: tags will probably be a little slow and/or nonexistent until monday. sorry, guys. :c ]
[ text | private | those keywords are weirdly ironic given this thread... ]
YOU'RE NOT HIS REAL MOM.]okay, amending "lost" to "inconveniently missing". that's a lot of missing, though.
ps: off-topic, but how much do you know about what's in the number tattoos? i'm assuming they're nanites, but i could also be completely wrong.