Durabillity testing
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LS18,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 14:38,
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cutting edge technology
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The Twisted Omentum vidi vici veni,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 16:12,
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:) yup
When manufacturing of signage is outsourced

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LS18,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 16:17,
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or misunderstood
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The Twisted Omentum vidi vici veni,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 16:24,
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:D or taien too literally
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LS18,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 16:28,
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or too dismally
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The Twisted Omentum vidi vici veni,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 16:34,
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or when b3tans are awarded signal contracts
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LS18,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 16:37,
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and want to overdramatise things
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The Twisted Omentum vidi vici veni,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 16:43,
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hah! *had to pause that to read it*
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LS18,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 16:49,
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:D
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The Twisted Omentum vidi vici veni,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 16:53,
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Dinsdale !
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davyclam,
Sun 18 Dec 2022, 16:34,
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Haha you're right, brown people *do* speak English funny!!
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The Porcupine From Purgatory katsu revival trust,
Sun 18 Dec 2022, 18:21,
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you wouldn't have these challenges with mimetic poly-alloy
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PedroHin Come along & ride on a Flantastic Voyage,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 19:15,
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I know this to be fact because I read it online somewhere ;p
"Since the mimetic polyalloy is made of liquid metal instead of solid metal,
it is less durable than other solid metals, such as a T-800 endoskeleton,
though it can reform and heal itself if it suffers any combat damage."
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LS18,
Sat 17 Dec 2022, 19:24,
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