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Revision as of 00:47, 4 May 2010

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You hand in one of your free passes and climb into the VR device.

The VR world appears before your eyes, with the glowing letters A.R.F. hovering above a grassy field, with one lone tree breaking the expanse of green. An obnoxiously cute little puppy trots over the crest of the hill and barks at you, letting out a little "Arf!" and wagging its tail enthusiastically. A disembodied computerized voice speaks into your ear, "Shall we play a game?" Below the A.R.F. title, the words "yes" and "no" appear. Figuring it would be a waste of time to pick anything else, you say "yes." The game responds by displaying the word "loading." Then there's a pause, a clicking sound, and a burst of visual and audio static. The entire world flickers and goes dark. In the emptiness a grainy orange cursor appears, printing out the words:


An error occurred because an error occurred.

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Cannot happen has happened.

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Error of type -17.

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Error of type 23.

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Error of type 31.

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Error on port 11,633.

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Error on port 413.

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Error on port 695.</core>

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<code>Error on port 953.

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Guru meditation: [f1rv]

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Guru meditation: [f219x]

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Guru meditation: [f2axd8]

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Guru meditation: [f2dxf2t]

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Guru meditation: [f2zcwj]

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Guru meditation: [f40x]

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Guru meditation: [f4jerzmf]

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Guru meditation: [f6fq]

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Guru meditation: [f7amk]

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Guru meditation: [f8sfi8ah]

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Kernel panic. You look for the "Calm down, man, take it easy" key, but can't find one.

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The operating system has encountered the following error: operation completed successfully.

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You should never see this. You're not supposed to be here.

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Warp core dump. Warp core? Funny, you didn't know you were flying the Enterprise.

That is followed by: Abort, Retry, Fail?

Nothing else happens. Seems you're going to have to pick one of them.


Abort

Retry

Fail


Results

If you chose Abort:


Cycles through the following:



If you chose Retry:


Class dependent:



If you chose Fail:


There's a Blog.Org for This


Location(s)


References

  • A warp core is a component of the warp drive method of propulsion in the Star Trek universe.