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***Ace Mercury*** · 09-12-2006, 09:55 AM

In the case that the world is just fine between now and ten kiloyears in the future, I think warning signs in a dead language would be more useful (e.g. Latin, Sanskrit). Remember that brief instance in the eighties where "bad" meant good?

If there's going to be a post-apocolyptical society, though, they might treat this as a temple, a New Mecca of sorts. It comes with a bonus that the celebate preists of the temple can't have kids anyways. But, I'm pretty sure the future goobers who pop it open will catch wise it's a bad place to live once their hair falls out and all their white blood cells go missing.

09-12-2006, 09:55 AM	#4
*Ace Mercury* Marshmallow Knight ☆ Supermod Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: Southern Ontario Gender: Posts: 19,213 Thanks: 383 Thanked 1,700 Times in 849 Posts Blog Entries: 1 Points: 117,928.72 Bank: 35,550,204.28 Total Points: 35,668,133.00 Donate	In the year 2000... In the case that the world is just fine between now and ten kiloyears in the future, I think warning signs in a dead language would be more useful (e.g. Latin, Sanskrit). Remember that brief instance in the eighties where "bad" meant good? If there's going to be a post-apocolyptical society, though, they might treat this as a temple, a New Mecca of sorts. It comes with a bonus that the celebate preists of the temple can't have kids anyways. But, I'm pretty sure the future goobers who pop it open will catch wise it's a bad place to live once their hair falls out and all their white blood cells go missing.