Well... Possession is nine tenths of the law.
No. The skin was clones, and he noted that he didn't hate Mr Reed.
It's not exactly 'on the fritz'. This is a known drawback.
Is cheeky git the right phrase here? You know damn well what I meant. XP
Ah well see, the quote.
It's the almost there at the end that made me think he pulled the trigger anyway.
Is it a known unknown, or an unknown known?
She regards the dial curiously for a moment.
It's a known known.
So ... fisting? Except with semen?
Thank you, corrected.
The partially sober American construction worker folks.
...But it's perfectly possible that he dialed something else first."
Scans a bit roughly, at least to my eyes... maybe '...that they...' perhaps?
Heh. The allure of possibilities. Guessing he wasn't too interested, given the lack of Avarice.
Ah, if SV could see this...
...Or not.
"I got it! If that dial had put my mind in Wonder Woman's body, I'd be Wonder Woman, right?"
Thank you, corrected.
Everyone here read Transmetropolitan?
It would probably have to, or give you some sort of weird magical intermediary. While looking for the dial, we saw someone turn into a Sherlock Holmes stand-in with improved inductive reasoning, and a alien with a different language and some sort of extra sense for tracking stuff. Would be pretty hard to do any of those without changing how you think at least a little.
I suppose it's reasonably comparable, all the way down to it having been historically acceptable even to the people themselves, there being some people who think the whole controversy is overblown, and some who would rather reclaim the word rather than let its offensiveness have power over them.
If true, that's a shame because if a character in a story cannot express wrong things, it restricts what can be written about by quite a bit, and these are such fuzzy things.