Guess I'm a daily blood donor now.
You stink 5x more than the average person.
You stink 5x more than the average person.
Would also probably lead to death eventually through some "sacrifice" for hamilton, or due to not having money for basic necessities as you got some expensive LH/Ferrari merch instead of them.Achromalia wrote:
that would be awfully limiting... i adore the thought of it (especially if i could watch someone invest themself in that interest) but i would genuinely hate that in practice, well done
any object you can actually, phsyically grab and hold, with the intention of grabbing it. you can't really hold air or water or corners of buildings, and if something is inside something else, it'll move with it (so if you were to somehow gain the ability to hold a building, the entire building would move, but otherwise nothing will happen)Achromalia wrote:
to my left, respective to my line of sight? the location of my head/body? the orientation of a hand? an arbitrarily-decided "left"? what happens if i look at it through a mirror or camera instead of looking at it directly? is it possible to gently push something where i need it to be in this way by hovering toward it at a precise angle? interesting and immensely inconvenient
is the criterion found in the attempt/intent to grab something? what actions with which parts of the body would be defined as a reach or grab? what if i trace a finger toward it specifically with the intent to gently poke it, then do the same from an opposite direction, then encase the item in my hands? does it teleport instead of making a classically-physical movement as a solid object?
does "grabbing air" or "grabbing water" or "grabbing dust" qualify? will this displace atoms that already existed in the positions being teleported to/from? can i destroy and compromise the integrity of structures and buildings by reaching for mundane objects in a particular arrangement?
Achromalia wrote:
i curse you with the lifetime roulette for the deprivation of two of four forms of conventional sensation (sight, hearing, smell, taste-- the sense of touch is protected/excluded) which will alternate once per day in an inconsistent order and will persist through the entirety of that given day