Talk:Riddermark Family - Revision history

Mattie: moved Talk:Riddermark to Talk:Riddermark Family: It makes life easier if we use the "Family" suffix for families since some are "Silver" "Grand", "Nod", etc. Hope no one minds!

2011-03-17T16:51:49Z

moved Talk:Riddermark to Talk:Riddermark Family: It makes life easier if we use the "Family" suffix for families since some are "Silver" "Grand", "Nod", etc. Hope no one minds!

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Msallen at 01:36, 18 February 2011

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	::: The Chinese had worms and didn't value human life from before christ through the 20th century! --[[User:Msallen\|Msallen]]		::: The Chinese had worms and didn't value human life from before christ through the 20th century! --[[User:Msallen\|Msallen]]
	:::: The people collecting the nightsoil were the ones using it. They certainly cared about their own lives. -gm		:::: The people collecting the nightsoil were the ones using it. They certainly cared about their own lives. -gm
			::::: I mean, I agree with Slith in that nightsoil can be made safe if:
			::::: * You let it cure for months in the sun so the ultraviolet light can kill the baddies
			::::: * You don't let it run off into drinking supplies
			::::: * You allow plants to grow on it if you don't eat them
			::::: * You allow animals that are sufficiently dissimilar from humans to eat it (chickens yes, pigs no)
			::::: Which is to say, if you spend a lot of time curing it, you can use it to grow food. And Matt, people care about their immidiate needs, not the long term affects of their decisions. The fact that people did it is hardly an indicator that it is a good idea. --[[User:Msallen\|Msallen]]
	In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm		In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm
	: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.		: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.

75.64.110.158 at 00:05, 18 February 2011

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	::: This is truth. As long as fecal matter is well-exposed to the air, aerobic bacteria break down the pathogens in it relatively quickly, and certain livestock (notably chickens) can consume the eggs and larvae of potentially hazardous macroorganisms. As long as runoff isn't going into the water supply, it's pretty harmless. -[[User:Slitherrr\|Slitherrr]]		::: This is truth. As long as fecal matter is well-exposed to the air, aerobic bacteria break down the pathogens in it relatively quickly, and certain livestock (notably chickens) can consume the eggs and larvae of potentially hazardous macroorganisms. As long as runoff isn't going into the water supply, it's pretty harmless. -[[User:Slitherrr\|Slitherrr]]
	::: The Chinese had worms and didn't value human life from before christ through the 20th century! --[[User:Msallen\|Msallen]]		::: The Chinese had worms and didn't value human life from before christ through the 20th century! --[[User:Msallen\|Msallen]]
			:::: The people collecting the nightsoil were the ones using it. They certainly cared about their own lives. -gm

	In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm		In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm
	: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.		: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.

Slitherrr: Fuck man, mediawiki is supposed to give warnings about this crap

2011-02-17T23:35:47Z

Fuck man, mediawiki is supposed to give warnings about this crap

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	:: Gross and unhealthy? Well, it's gross, but not necessarily unhealthy. There is magic involved, but there needn't be to make it work. Chinese agriculture depended on nightsoil from before christ through the 20th century. -gm		:: Gross and unhealthy? Well, it's gross, but not necessarily unhealthy. There is magic involved, but there needn't be to make it work. Chinese agriculture depended on nightsoil from before christ through the 20th century. -gm
	::: This is truth. As long as fecal matter is well-exposed to the air, aerobic bacteria break down the pathogens in it relatively quickly, and certain livestock (notably chickens) can consume the eggs and larvae of potentially hazardous macroorganisms. As long as runoff isn't going into the water supply, it's pretty harmless. -[[User:Slitherrr\|Slitherrr]]		::: This is truth. As long as fecal matter is well-exposed to the air, aerobic bacteria break down the pathogens in it relatively quickly, and certain livestock (notably chickens) can consume the eggs and larvae of potentially hazardous macroorganisms. As long as runoff isn't going into the water supply, it's pretty harmless. -[[User:Slitherrr\|Slitherrr]]
			::: The Chinese had worms and didn't value human life from before christ through the 20th century! --[[User:Msallen\|Msallen]]

	In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm		In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm
	: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.		: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.

Slitherrr at 23:24, 17 February 2011

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	: That is gross and unhealthy. Hopefully Wydmoor has some shitomancers to treat it to minimize the amount of worms, parasites, and disease in the city. In any case, peat isn't a fertilizer, its a moisture stabilizer. When its ground up and mixed with soil, it has the property that it retains moisture effectively, but also wicks excess moisture and prevents drowning. --[[Special:Contributions/74.68.100.149\|74.68.100.149]]		: That is gross and unhealthy. Hopefully Wydmoor has some shitomancers to treat it to minimize the amount of worms, parasites, and disease in the city. In any case, peat isn't a fertilizer, its a moisture stabilizer. When its ground up and mixed with soil, it has the property that it retains moisture effectively, but also wicks excess moisture and prevents drowning. --[[Special:Contributions/74.68.100.149\|74.68.100.149]]
	:: Gross and unhealthy? Well, it's gross, but not necessarily unhealthy. There is magic involved, but there needn't be to make it work. Chinese agriculture depended on nightsoil from before christ through the 20th century. -gm		:: Gross and unhealthy? Well, it's gross, but not necessarily unhealthy. There is magic involved, but there needn't be to make it work. Chinese agriculture depended on nightsoil from before christ through the 20th century. -gm
	::: ~~The Chinese had worms~~ and ~~didn~~'t ~~value human life from before christ through~~ the ~~20th century! -~~-[[User:~~Msallen~~\|~~Msallen~~]]		::: This is truth. As long as fecal matter is well-exposed to the air, aerobic bacteria break down the pathogens in it relatively quickly, and certain livestock (notably chickens) can consume the eggs and larvae of potentially hazardous macroorganisms. As long as runoff isn't going into the water supply, it's pretty harmless. -[[User:Slitherrr\|Slitherrr]]

	In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm		In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm
	: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.		: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.

Msallen at 23:05, 17 February 2011

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	: That is gross and unhealthy. Hopefully Wydmoor has some shitomancers to treat it to minimize the amount of worms, parasites, and disease in the city. In any case, peat isn't a fertilizer, its a moisture stabilizer. When its ground up and mixed with soil, it has the property that it retains moisture effectively, but also wicks excess moisture and prevents drowning. --[[Special:Contributions/74.68.100.149\|74.68.100.149]]		: That is gross and unhealthy. Hopefully Wydmoor has some shitomancers to treat it to minimize the amount of worms, parasites, and disease in the city. In any case, peat isn't a fertilizer, its a moisture stabilizer. When its ground up and mixed with soil, it has the property that it retains moisture effectively, but also wicks excess moisture and prevents drowning. --[[Special:Contributions/74.68.100.149\|74.68.100.149]]
	:: Gross and unhealthy? Well, it's gross, but not necessarily unhealthy. There is magic involved, but there needn't be to make it work. Chinese agriculture depended on nightsoil from before christ through the 20th century. -gm		:: Gross and unhealthy? Well, it's gross, but not necessarily unhealthy. There is magic involved, but there needn't be to make it work. Chinese agriculture depended on nightsoil from before christ through the 20th century. -gm
			::: The Chinese had worms and didn't value human life from before christ through the 20th century! --[[User:Msallen\|Msallen]]

	In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm		In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm
	: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.		: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.

75.64.110.158 at 22:59, 17 February 2011

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	FWiW, most of the fertilizer for the city comes from the nightsoil recycling centers around the city. A couple are now gone after the fire, but there's an even greater number of people no longer pooping in the city, so there's actually still not enough poop to fill current reduced capacity. --==* -gm		FWiW, most of the fertilizer for the city comes from the nightsoil recycling centers around the city. A couple are now gone after the fire, but there's an even greater number of people no longer pooping in the city, so there's actually still not enough poop to fill current reduced capacity. --==* -gm
	: That is gross and unhealthy. Hopefully Wydmoor has some shitomancers to treat it to minimize the amount of worms, parasites, and disease in the city. In any case, peat isn't a fertilizer, its a moisture stabilizer. When its ground up and mixed with soil, it has the property that it retains moisture effectively, but also wicks excess moisture and prevents drowning. --[[Special:Contributions/74.68.100.149\|74.68.100.149]]		: That is gross and unhealthy. Hopefully Wydmoor has some shitomancers to treat it to minimize the amount of worms, parasites, and disease in the city. In any case, peat isn't a fertilizer, its a moisture stabilizer. When its ground up and mixed with soil, it has the property that it retains moisture effectively, but also wicks excess moisture and prevents drowning. --[[Special:Contributions/74.68.100.149\|74.68.100.149]]
			:: Gross and unhealthy? Well, it's gross, but not necessarily unhealthy. There is magic involved, but there needn't be to make it work. Chinese agriculture depended on nightsoil from before christ through the 20th century. -gm

	In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm		In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm
	: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.		: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.

Msallen at 14:09, 17 February 2011

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	* Call Jones and ramble about it for a while		* Call Jones and ramble about it for a while
	* Write some stuff		* Write some stuff
			--[[User:Msallen\|Msallen]]

	FWiW, most of the fertilizer for the city comes from the nightsoil recycling centers around the city. A couple are now gone after the fire, but there's an even greater number of people no longer pooping in the city, so there's actually still not enough poop to fill current reduced capacity. --==* -gm		FWiW, most of the fertilizer for the city comes from the nightsoil recycling centers around the city. A couple are now gone after the fire, but there's an even greater number of people no longer pooping in the city, so there's actually still not enough poop to fill current reduced capacity. --==* -gm

Msallen at 13:55, 17 February 2011

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	::: I am tolerant of quite a bit on here of background, off camera things. It never hurts to BS with be first. As I remember, we talked a bit before you lose on the families. -gm		::: I am tolerant of quite a bit on here of background, off camera things. It never hurts to BS with be first. As I remember, we talked a bit before you lose on the families. -gm
	:::: And, I think I already had the families in place?		:::: And, I think I already had the families in place?

			Here is my process:
			* Think about something I want to write about
			* Read about some releated stuff on this wiki and on the internet
			* Think about if for a week or two more while I shower, poop, fall asleep, commute, etc
			* Call Jones and ramble about it for a while
			* Write some stuff

	FWiW, most of the fertilizer for the city comes from the nightsoil recycling centers around the city. A couple are now gone after the fire, but there's an even greater number of people no longer pooping in the city, so there's actually still not enough poop to fill current reduced capacity. --==* -gm		FWiW, most of the fertilizer for the city comes from the nightsoil recycling centers around the city. A couple are now gone after the fire, but there's an even greater number of people no longer pooping in the city, so there's actually still not enough poop to fill current reduced capacity. --==* -gm

74.68.100.149 at 12:31, 17 February 2011

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	FWiW, most of the fertilizer for the city comes from the nightsoil recycling centers around the city. A couple are now gone after the fire, but there's an even greater number of people no longer pooping in the city, so there's actually still not enough poop to fill current reduced capacity. --==* -gm		FWiW, most of the fertilizer for the city comes from the nightsoil recycling centers around the city. A couple are now gone after the fire, but there's an even greater number of people no longer pooping in the city, so there's actually still not enough poop to fill current reduced capacity. --==* -gm
			: That is gross and unhealthy. Hopefully Wydmoor has some shitomancers to treat it to minimize the amount of worms, parasites, and disease in the city. In any case, peat isn't a fertilizer, its a moisture stabilizer. When its ground up and mixed with soil, it has the property that it retains moisture effectively, but also wicks excess moisture and prevents drowning. --[[Special:Contributions/74.68.100.149\|74.68.100.149]]

	In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm		In fact, I would be happy to assign people certain families and clients if they are into that sort of thing. -gm
	: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.		: This offer only applies to anyone who has read at least read Dune or one of the Martin novels.