Oolite Bulletins

ffutures wrote: ↑Tue Jan 08, 2019 4:06 am

One more to go.

Death of a thousand cuts for this one.

"The Algebrist" way of space travel (by making use of the "no-pressure" point of the "high pressure" gas giants)?

Commander_X wrote: ↑Tue Jan 08, 2019 3:11 pm

"The Algebrist" way of space travel (by making use of the "no-pressure" point of the "high pressure" gas giants)?

OK, that qualifies, I think, which makes it five.

Some others include the technological singularity of Stross's Singularity Sky, the psychic singularity of Clarke's Childhood's End, nanotech sinularities such as Bear's Blood Music, etc. etc.

Over to you!

NAME THE DISCWORLD CHARACTER SPEAKING LIKE THIS.

I imagine we are not supposed to look it up in the net, right?

Look it up anywhere you like, amigo - no such rules here!

Then it's "Death". First appearance in Mort.

EDIT: Just to put things right, the first appearance was in "The Colour of Magic" as per Commander Malacandra's feedback.

Getafix wrote: ↑Thu Jan 10, 2019 2:24 pm

Then it's "Death". First appearance in Mort.

... by thousand cuts (see RockDoctor's post before my previous answer).

Death it is!

This turn belongs to you, Getafix!

Five teenagers, orphans, with extraordinary powers defend Earth and the Federation from an evil ruler and his minions. Their names, please.

I have no gold AR said the pirates in galaxy 2

If I don't even catch the meaning of the answers, how did I dare put a question in this forum?!? (double facepalm)
Hmmm, where was that "EXIT" sign?

So the answer is not goldar?

Nope.

Hint 1:
Actually one of them was grown in a laboratory from a single embryonic cell. That said, his speach being a little peculiar, it is thought that this was a result of his creation.

Getafix wrote: ↑Thu Jan 10, 2019 2:24 pm

Then it's "Death". First appearance in Mort.

*cough*The Colour Of Magic*cough*