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'''"Being drenched in his urine made him harder than ever!"''' Isn't there a rule of grammar that "he" always refers to the person last mentioned (which in this case would be Andy)? This analysis is extremely fascinating. I hope someone continues it. [[User:Kingofkosmos|Kingofkosmos]] ([[User talk:Kingofkosmos|talk]]) 12:40, 16 August 2013 (CEST) | '''"Being drenched in his urine made him harder than ever!"''' Isn't there a rule of grammar that "he" always refers to the person last mentioned (which in this case would be Andy)? This analysis is extremely fascinating. I hope someone continues it. [[User:Kingofkosmos|Kingofkosmos]] ([[User talk:Kingofkosmos|talk]]) 12:40, 16 August 2013 (CEST) | ||
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I was thinking of re-writing the lore behind this to make it similar to the "worst poem in the universe" that Douglas Adams talks about in Hitch Hickers Guide. | |||
As in it was regarded as the very worst bit of literature ever created. Used as a research item to see if it could be weaponised. Its effects on humans seems to be extreme pain, mob violence, rioting, internal bleeding and sometimes even death. Only ever kept aboard research stations for such purposes.--[[User:Peoplearestrange|Peoplearestrange]] ([[User talk:Peoplearestrange|talk]]) 13:16, 21 March 2017 (UTC) | |||
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"Being drenched in his urine made him harder than ever!" Isn't there a rule of grammar that "he" always refers to the person last mentioned (which in this case would be Andy)? This analysis is extremely fascinating. I hope someone continues it. Kingofkosmos (talk) 12:40, 16 August 2013 (CEST)
New "lore" I was thinking of re-writing the lore behind this to make it similar to the "worst poem in the universe" that Douglas Adams talks about in Hitch Hickers Guide.
As in it was regarded as the very worst bit of literature ever created. Used as a research item to see if it could be weaponised. Its effects on humans seems to be extreme pain, mob violence, rioting, internal bleeding and sometimes even death. Only ever kept aboard research stations for such purposes.--Peoplearestrange (talk) 13:16, 21 March 2017 (UTC)