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Mercury
Turn your back on the pay-you-back last call
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Location: St. Louis 
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Mercury
Turn your back on the pay-you-back last call
Gender: Male
Location: St. Louis
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- #2203
- Posted: 01/17/2014 22:28
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| Mercury wrote: | | Why I no animal. :''( |
Can't believe I forgot you in mine...I'll be sure to include you in the next part. 
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revolver94
professional dilettante
Gender: Male
Age: 31
Location: Washington, D.C.
- #2204
- Posted: 01/17/2014 22:31
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| an_outlaw wrote: | Thought you might enjoy this.
revolver94 - Monkey
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this might be the best animal to get! the other two good ones are dolphin and parrot. the rest are all not ones i'd want to get. i wouldn't want to be assigned most animals.
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- #2205
- Posted: 01/17/2014 22:44
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Post what you know, so...
BEA Members as Astronomical Objects
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Albummaster - The Sun
He provides warmth to us all and feeds the local vegetables.
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Lethalnezzle and The Poe - Accreting binary
Two music lovers who feed off of one another and provide a steady stream of light to the forums. Users beware, however, because this system can go nova at any time. Those caught in the blast will be thoroughly nezzled.
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Norman Bates - Galaxy Cluster
One of nature's great wonders, you just want to pick it apart and understand what makes it tick.
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an_outlaw - Black hole
Stuff goes in but nothing comes out. Nobody really knows what's going on inside.
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meccalecca - Spiral Galaxy
The picture of stability, this organized rotator provides a role model for galaxies everywhere. As with all galaxies, however, its rotation is driven by an invisible halo of dark matter...
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JMan - Asteroid
An innocent-seeming rock in space. Beware, it harbors great destructive potential.
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Jackwc - Cosmic ray
An energetic and unpredictable nuisance that impedes your ability to observe other astronomical objects.
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swedenman - Gravitational lens
A highly visible astronomical source made brighter by the large number of other objects positioned in its rear.
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kidamnesiac - Pluto
A former member that has since been excluded because it kept trying to hump people's legs.
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BrandonMeow and Drakonium - Binary star
Two completely different stars that for some reason decided to start orbiting one another.
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Bork - Comet
Rarely seen, but when it appears it makes a big impression. Usually breaks up after its first pass around the sun.
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GeevyDallas - Instrumental Artifact
Not a real astronomical object, but every now and then it appears just to create confusion.
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Defago - Quasar
Looks like a simple star from a distance, but on closer inspection...
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Romanelli - Globular Cluster
Among the oldest objects in the universe. It appears to harbor no great complexity on the surface, but can actually be used to unravel many of the universe's mysteries.
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Antonio-Pedro - O star
A young and bright star with a short life expectancy.
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Mancsoulsister - Mother Earth
Pretty self-explanatory.
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Necharsian - Neutron Star
Because nothing is more metal than the perfect conductor.
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Jhereko - Starburst Galaxy
The birthplace of many young stars and a wellspring of new possibilities.
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purple - Horsehead Nebula
Because there's no "Horse's Ass" nebula.
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Saoirse - Venus
Not actually a chick, but it gives off that vibe.
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Precedent - Interacting galaxy
A galaxy interacts with one of its many anonymous partners.
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HigherThanTheSun - Supermassive black hole
Nobody fucks with it.
(And it secretly loves Muse.)
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Patman360 - Brown Dwarf
Hard to see because it's so very, very cool.
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SquishyPuffDave - Peculiar galaxy
Unapologetically unconventional.
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Cymro2011 - The Moon
Tough as nails and wears its many scars with pride.
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Mercury - Pulsating star
A beautiful star whose pulsations leave it constantly on the edge of self destruction.
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MrFrogger - Saturn
A planet so self-assured that it crowned itself.
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Dingerbell
Gender: Male
Age: 28
- #2206
- Posted: 01/17/2014 22:53
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That was absolutely incredible.
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Mercury
Turn your back on the pay-you-back last call
Gender: Male
Location: St. Louis
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- #2208
- Posted: 01/17/2014 22:56
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I like space!
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Antonio-Pedro
Subspace Highway Traveler
Gender: Male
Age: 25
Location: Rain forest Kingdom 
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- #2210
- Posted: 01/17/2014 23:35
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Great post, sp4cetiger! 
The only one I'm not sure I get is mine 
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