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To tell you that I'm leaving KSP Forum

I'm glad to have known you

-SamBelanger

i do write but not novel, i wish i could but i can't love your work mate : )

i do write but not novel, i wish i could but i can't love your work mate : )

i do write but not novel, i wish i could but i can't love your work mate : )

Hey, man! Glad to see you're back! I hope everything is going ok for you!

wow, grats ^^

As of this very moment, precision in available documentation considered, I'm 33 years of age  

Things to do today:

• Try to figure out what I am doing wrong with my shuttle. I lose control once I've made it beyond the plasma.
  • This is perplexing. Once I drop below 38k and hit about 900 m/s, the stupid thing begins to spiral and flip over. The tail-end will be pointed in the direction of travel, and no matter what I do,  I cannot stop the spiral or change the orientation of the shuttle...
  • Any suggestions would help greatly.
• Work on grading some assignments students have already submitted.
• Laundry. Yeah, that time of the week. Laundry.
• Work on some requested images for forum members.
• Drink more coffee...
• Change my header for my KSP profile.
• Work on my Nohochacyum mod. I need to add the rest of the roughed planets, address the light curve issue, and try to figure out the asteroid thing.

As of this very moment, precision in available documentation considered, I'm 33 years of age  

When you accidentally tapped a wrong button on your keyboard and now all you see is a wall of random text 

 https://i.imgur.com/HLT6wPo.gifv

I'm working on a Sci-Fi short film. I've already completed the first five minutes of it.

Here is the premise: A tiny starship with an entirely transhuman crew of digitized minds explores the central pulsar of the Crab Nebula, and discovers something fantastic.

My goal is for it to be twenty minutes long, so it should be finished by the end of next week.

Sorry, I erased Contents on my profile because it had more place, but there are chat topic!

-SamBelanger

Even huge world-eating squids celebrate Christmas.

I'm around... -ish.

Now you see me, now you

.....

https://gizmodo.com/uh-this-flat-earthers-homemade-manned-rocket-launch-do-1820627193/amp

I wasn’t going to release this for quite a while, but screw it. Here’s a teaser.

A small, blue-green world watched the with baited breath.

“T-10 seconds to estimated reestablishment of signal.”

The probe, which had been dropped into the atmosphere hours earlier, remained resolutely undetected.

“T-5 seconds.”

The world waited, in eager anticipation.

Countdown clocks on screens all around buildings, station and colonies around the system ticked down from 3, to 2, to 1, and finally, 0.

Nothing.

The clocks, as if unsure of what to do at this point, paused fractionally and then began counting up again.

“T+5 seconds.” Said the captains voice, filled with disappointment. The satellites positioned around the planet consistently returned nothing, on everything from radio to visual sensors.

Then, a blip.

The tiny probe burst through the green giants atmosphere like a bullet fired by a god, it’s casing cooling from white hot, to fiery orange, to a smouldering red, before returning to a murky, charred silver, as it’s antenna extended into the into the void, sending out a continuous stream of data. The relays picked up the waves, and dutifully forwarded them to the CEV-14 Rimor orbiting Jool, which passed on the message to everything and anything which could receive it.

The captain’s choked up voice boomed out of speakers everywhere. “Signal reestablished. All data streams are being received. Telemetry is good for rendezvous in 3 hours.”

Hours later, when the words had made their way to the small, green-blue world, the historic message was barely heard over the cheering and clapping.

I demand critique! I have no idea how to write these things! (This is about a quarter of the prologue)

I wasn’t going to release this for quite a while, but screw it. Here’s a teaser.

A small, blue-green world watched the with baited breath.

“T-10 seconds to estimated reestablishment of signal.”

The probe, which had been dropped into the atmosphere hours earlier, remained resolutely undetected.

“T-5 seconds.”

The world waited, in eager anticipation.

Countdown clocks on screens all around buildings, station and colonies around the system ticked down from 3, to 2, to 1, and finally, 0.

Nothing.

The clocks, as if unsure of what to do at this point, paused fractionally and then began counting up again.

“T+5 seconds.” Said the captains voice, filled with disappointment. The satellites positioned around the planet consistently returned nothing, on everything from radio to visual sensors.

Then, a blip.

The tiny probe burst through the green giants atmosphere like a bullet fired by a god, it’s casing cooling from white hot, to fiery orange, to a smouldering red, before returning to a murky, charred silver, as it’s antenna extended into the into the void, sending out a continuous stream of data. The relays picked up the waves, and dutifully forwarded them to the CEV-14 Rimor orbiting Jool, which passed on the message to everything and anything which could receive it.

The captain’s choked up voice boomed out of speakers everywhere. “Signal reestablished. All data streams are being received. Telemetry is good for rendezvous in 3 hours.”

Hours later, when the words had made their way to the small, green-blue world, the historic message was barely heard over the cheering and clapping.

I demand critique! I have no idea how to write these things! (This is about a quarter of the prologue)

I wasn’t going to release this for quite a while, but screw it. Here’s a teaser.

A small, blue-green world watched the with baited breath.

“T-10 seconds to estimated reestablishment of signal.”

The probe, which had been dropped into the atmosphere hours earlier, remained resolutely undetected.

“T-5 seconds.”

The world waited, in eager anticipation.

Countdown clocks on screens all around buildings, station and colonies around the system ticked down from 3, to 2, to 1, and finally, 0.

Nothing.

The clocks, as if unsure of what to do at this point, paused fractionally and then began counting up again.

“T+5 seconds.” Said the captains voice, filled with disappointment. The satellites positioned around the planet consistently returned nothing, on everything from radio to visual sensors.

Then, a blip.

The tiny probe burst through the green giants atmosphere like a bullet fired by a god, it’s casing cooling from white hot, to fiery orange, to a smouldering red, before returning to a murky, charred silver, as it’s antenna extended into the into the void, sending out a continuous stream of data. The relays picked up the waves, and dutifully forwarded them to the CEV-14 Rimor orbiting Jool, which passed on the message to everything and anything which could receive it.

The captain’s choked up voice boomed out of speakers everywhere. “Signal reestablished. All data streams are being received. Telemetry is good for rendezvous in 3 hours.”

Hours later, when the words had made their way to the small, green-blue world, the historic message was barely heard over the cheering and clapping.

I demand critique! I have no idea how to write these things! (This is about a quarter of the prologue)

When you're listening to a Christmas song and you think its sung by a girl with a high-pitch voice but it's really Michael Jackson:

Hey, everyone! Some may have noticed I've been away. Well, first, I'm OK! Been busy some times, not so busy other times, lurking on the forums eventually, but mostly really offline. Now, the thing is, I will probably stay away for while longer, still. Life stuff happening (nothing to worry about, just... stuff), and not much interest in KSP at the moment.

So... later, everyone! Cheers to all, and hope we meet again sooner than later! Drop me a PM any time, I'll get notifications for those.

A picture of me proposing quicksands for one of the Ominoul's moons:

(We've got progress, thanks you so much to @mivanit)

Im in school and i have nothing to do, i want to brag about Flat Earthers bit but the Flat Earth Society Forum just won't send me the verification email, sooooooo, yeeaahhh.

Im in school and i have nothing to do, i want to brag about Flat Earthers bit but the Flat Earth Society Forum just won't send me the verification email, sooooooo, yeeaahhh.

Im in school and i have nothing to do, i want to brag about Flat Earthers bit but the Flat Earth Society Forum just won't send me the verification email, sooooooo, yeeaahhh.