"Happy Valentines Day to all. I've already given my right arm to Miss Hatchet. So I guess I can spare another. As for the Badgers, they are a rather talkative bunch, constantly badgering me about the way I look and even how I was made,…"
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Steve Moore commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society" I am fond of Badgers and have been known to support the University of Wisconsin football team being a Green Bay Packer since 1982. Strange for a Brit I know so my dear Automata fleshies can be strange too ! ha ha "
jenny jobe commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"I think there are a whole colony of Badgers, the one of whom I had the pleasure of dining with was named Walter."
jenny jobe commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"No, but I did come across a hole-in-the-wall, called the Greasy Cog... they serve pickled berry and jalapeno sandwiches. I also saw a badger in there as well."
jenny jobe commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"Sorry about the virus, that was actually me. Oops."
Lady CAT commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"Exert from the Chronicle of Lady CAT in Miss Hatchet's Clockwork: " Ah! Good news! I found the warehouse of supplies and there were several volumes detailing the construction of Miss Hatchet along with diagrams and notes! These were…"
Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society
"*sneezes* my nosie hurts. What all did you do in there CAT?
I was made somewere in England.
So yes. A cockney-accented-copper-steam-powered-clockwork-automaton.
*sneezes, wipes nose* i think i have a virus."
jenny jobe commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"Upon my rather accidental experiment, I came upon two artifacts, a key and a diary. <Finds a keyhole on the edge of the book and, click... >
It's not a diary at all, although notes were of a strangely scribed pen. Oh, binary, hmm.…"
Lady CAT commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"This is interesting... the museum, ( yes, there is a museum building dedicated to the construction of Miss Hatchet in here) is incomplete. There were some scattered notes. One read, 'Andre, my time is short. Stop what you are doing and…"
jenny jobe commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"Time for a Rube Goldberg experiment... slip this here and, go!"
jenny jobe commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"All better now, so what did I miss? Wow where am I... what are all these gears... hmm, what happens when I rearrange, this one. <this person really likes puzzles, warning.>"
Steve Moore commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society" I went through Miss Hatchet's clockwork brain and I got this tee shirt!
Get well Soon Jenny. Sounds more like an album CAT in the Clockworks Mr Graf. Where was you made Miss Hatchet ? Oh dear I am needing to knock out Zees (Zeds)…"
jenny jobe commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"I don't mean to alarm anyone, but I think I'm coming down with a computer virus. I must have caught it from another augment whilst in transit."
Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society
"Youd be surprised at how many tiny people live in my head....
*bursts out laughing* I'm sorry, Jon says CAT looks funny. I agree. Tiny CAT looks hilarious!"
Lady CAT commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"Opps... I Mised Miss!"
Lady CAT commented on Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton's group Automaton Society"Exert from the Journal of Lady CAT Inside Mis Hatchet's clockworks: "...Well when I shrank down and approached Miss H's clockwork brain... I didn't expect the path... or the marble arch with 'Welcome Visitors' Carved on…"
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- Built: 1914
Style: Art Deco
Built in place of a child Curtia Soot I could not bear. Has a removeable hatchet blade that attaches to wrist, a toaster in her chest cavity, a lemonade maker in her mouth, and a little smokestack on the side of her head that constantly puffs steam. Her head unscrews by a few twists to the left. But be careful! The point on the end of her neck is sharp!
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My Christmas
Posted on December 26, 2014 at 7:42am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Guess what I got for christmas? A little brother automaton! His name is Dowel, and he lookes like this:…
Continue A bit of the lady Curtia Soot
Posted on December 26, 2014 at 7:40am 0 Comments 0 Likes
Towards the end, we figured the young Mistress Soot was losing her head. Just the other day, I came across one of her journals. The first page said, "This house, it belonged to us, but I'd rather see it burnt to the ground. We can't be botherd by the burning flesh of the screaming sound"
Comment Wall (14 comments)
- At 11:53am on February 4, 2015,
Captain said… Was that a drive by "Hullo!" before I could answer?
- At 1:48am on January 27, 2015,
Taphophilia Catafalque said… 
- At 5:44pm on January 25, 2015, Captain said…
Depressingly little here. Too much overtime at work. Trying to think of a SP projects to take on the next SP Cruise in April. Once you eliminate any type of weaponry it gets tough. Any suggestions?
Are you up to anything interesting?
- At 12:31pm on January 1, 2015, Captain said…
Sorry to have missed you yesterday. My computer decided to keep me logged in all night somehow.
- At 9:52am on January 1, 2015,
Kyth Fish said… Chickens and eggs are all delicious! I completely agree with you in terms of process. Evolution is such that it would be hard to pin down an exact generation of bird that actually expresses the qualities that we view as a "chicken". I think that quickly gets into the realm of comparing genetic similarities to try to define it.
- At 7:06am on December 31, 2014,
Graf Falke von Falkenhorst said… Exactly. The slightly not quite a chicken yet came first.
- At 7:02am on December 31, 2014, Miss Hatchet Q. Luke, Automaton said…
As stated before, with evolution taken into account, the “chicken” still comes first. Laying eggs is one of the first reproductive processes of life, but since there is never a “first” egg ever laid we can only keep going back until we get to an organism that didn’t lay eggs. Since eggs don’t “pop” into existence it can be said that they always have to be “laid” by something. Therefore I always come to the conclusion that chickens come first…or whatever organism can be traced back from the chicken where it simply split off from itself like a worm or small celled organism.
- At 6:58pm on December 28, 2014,
J. Louis Bane said… Thanks for the friend request. I look forward to becoming more involved here. Thanks for the warm welcome.
- At 4:42pm on December 25, 2014,
Prof. Sebastian Fate said… Welcome aboard , my mechanical friend .
- At 7:14am on December 25, 2014, Graf Falke von Falkenhorst said…
May your oil be sweet and your fires stay stoked.
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