Doctor Heinz Doofensmirtz (
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dressrobes2012-09-06 09:02 am
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IC: Prospective: Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz
Character: Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz
Mun: Kabby
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You know what we should do with magic? Cloning. That would be neat, wouldn't it? I mean... Clones! More yous to hang out with! Who wouldn't want that?
I don't think that would really be an Alchemy thing, though. I'd need some help. Maybe I can make a "let's figure out how to make clones" club. People would join that, right? It's better than a Table Top RPG club. Oh, sure, that stuff seems fun, but let me tell you -- No! When I was a boy, I had a very traumatic experience with table top rpg. I threw the dice and they knocked over a glass of milk! The entire game was ruined, and everyone blamed me, but was I the one who brought milk to the table? No! And that is why I hate table top roleplay games, and also the expression 'don't cry over spilled milk'.
Mun: Kabby
Plot specific: N
You know what we should do with magic? Cloning. That would be neat, wouldn't it? I mean... Clones! More yous to hang out with! Who wouldn't want that?
I don't think that would really be an Alchemy thing, though. I'd need some help. Maybe I can make a "let's figure out how to make clones" club. People would join that, right? It's better than a Table Top RPG club. Oh, sure, that stuff seems fun, but let me tell you -- No! When I was a boy, I had a very traumatic experience with table top rpg. I threw the dice and they knocked over a glass of milk! The entire game was ruined, and everyone blamed me, but was I the one who brought milk to the table? No! And that is why I hate table top roleplay games, and also the expression 'don't cry over spilled milk'.
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Specially if you use it on yourself.
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dorfensmitsdoofelsmortdoofenshmirtz!!i think that would be AWESOME!
you can count me in on wanting to help!!
even though i think the rpg club would be kinda fun but thats more dippers club than mine
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[Speaking from experience here!]
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Ahhhh, but I'm very certain that I'm me. And by extension, another me would be just as - IF NOT MORE! - certain that I'm me. That is to say, that he is me. But then where have I gone in this equation?! I'm still me, but so is he, and AGH! There's the conundrum! Who has the right to be the me that he has always been and WILL always be?!
Professor, your idea is simply the worst I've ever heard.