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Yeah, for a certain definition of intelligence. Seriously, dude, do you ever think about anything else than sex?

Sniffing around girl's house for her panties sounds quite perverted to me.

Inspired by RinkWorks.com sections Book-A-Minute and Movie-A-Minute, I've decided to write Cave Story ultra-condensed version. So, here it is: Cave Story By Pixel Ultra-condensed by T-Jack That guy: Where am I? Sue: Find my brother. Booster: Red Flowers! (whole buncha characters die) That...

Culture? What does that have to do with writing? Well, okay: The Mimigas live on a floating island, where they are unnoticed by the Surface Dwellers. We haven't seen any signs of Mimiga culture, no statues, theatres, nothing. The only thing that might be written in Mimish are those signs we...

Who says they have to reproduce themselves? There are at least two reasons for having "gendered" robots. One is that it makes it easier for people deal with them. The other is that they can... have some fun (even with humans).

All right. Mimigas. Real. Awesome. Happy? No? Very well: Just how would the laws treat them? Would mimiga be a person or an animal? Would human/mimiga marriages be allowed? Would killing a mimiga equal killing a man or a dog? Or what if it was the other way around: mimiga killing a human? And...

Also, hologram/illusion wouldn't be able to drag Curly into the Plantation shelter. Cthulhu's ending: After the Island fell down, Cthulhu made a living by working as a guide in several museums, castles and the like. Today he is most famous for his series of documenatry movies.

See? It's not that difficult, is it? Also: Maybe Cthulhu is dead and we only meet his ghost. Or he uses illusions/holographic projections of himself to guide travellers. Then again, maybe he's a magical being and knows multiple ways to do this.

I didn't say it would be the Mimigas who would be tossed...

Quote has a gun. Toroko doesn't want to be kidnapped. You do the math. Following your logic, we'd have to assume that Curly is bad too - she attacks you in a shack. These two situations are virtually the same. They both see Quote for the first time and have a reason to assume that he's a bad...

Yeah, and its ugly brother, Enraged Mimiga Tossing...

Here's the first sample of the actual symbols. After I get more of these into my computer, I'll post them here. Meanwhile, feel free to come up with your own symbols.

Gee, thanks for clarification, Captain Obvious. Seriously, how do you want to answer questions for which no answers can be found? This is and always will be a pure speculation.

By {Symbol} I meant whatever symbol appropriate. Ie. {Fish}[alt]{Fish} in response to someone claiming that fish are able to live on the land. I know, it's not perfect, but it's just a suggestion. I suppose putting spoken Mimish in the movie wouldn't be necessary, as we'd have to explain how...

What about just Red? There have been sillier street names than that. There is only one Cthulhu, just... at more places simultaneously.

Lately I was thinking about Mimish idiomatic expressions. Are those needed? Or worth creating? One example I thought of: {Symbol}[alt]{Symbol} means "Nonsense!", usually in response to someone else's statements. The {Symbol} used is usually the one that forms the center of the statements...

Um... Jake? You forgot to take your pills today?

I've got here a small set of symbols I designed. Hope I'll be able to get them into the computer somehow... Anyway, how do the controllers work: [alt] - Well, makes the controlled symbol its opposite. For example [alt]{Hot} would mean "cold". [null] - Negates the controlled symbol. [null]{Air}...

I'm certain that Siamese twins can be same gender only. Sue and Kazuma are neither of the same same gender, appearance nor even skin colour.

So you are her father? That explains everything... On-topic: She was born as a Siamese twin conjoined by nose. Her sister died after the separation.

Yeah, it looks I did. Well, this way it works too. Misery and Sue don't die because, unlike Date, their lives don't depend on the Crystal's power only. In the fight, either you knock them out, or they simply revert to their original state as Ballos undoes (or takes back) the Red Power.

Is it? Well, thanks. The page looks great, too. Anyway, it looks like I forgot to write which was Onbin's picture. It's Generic.bmp.

Maybe even led her to the Sacred Grounds. He's always seemed to know more than anybody else. Maybe he can see the future. Or knows some sort of legends. Who knows?

You mean after Quote destroyed the Core? Well, I always thought it was because of the Crystal. You see, there were quite a lot of Mimigas frenzied by the flowers. Every one died after Quote killed them. Then there are Sue and Misery. Both were influenced by the Crystal and survived. I suppose...

Toroko attacks you because, if you don't know that, the red flowers remove all the self-control their users have. It's like "I'm so hungry I don't care what I eat", only more like "I'm so pissed off I don't care what I kill". And she was forced into eating one, mind you. Toroko and King's...