IN> Awase, Archangel of Metal

[Perrin Rynning]

Heh. Some might argue that Hellspeak must have been designed to allow such things, given the psychological and emotional structure of the Fallen. However, the human concept of "bisociation" (usually defined as the subject of discussion having two or more internally consistent but mutually incompatible frameworks) may be rather dangerous to the Angelic mind, as it implies that one thing can be two things at the same time; for example, any question of morals/ethics that humans might describe as "grey" or "hazy". I don't speak Angelic, but it would be interesting to discuss whether or not the sentence "He did the correct thing for the incorrect reason" could be stated in Angelic.
Still, one mortal commentator proclaimed "Get thee behind me, Satan" to be one of the Son's better puns, if one looks at it in the proper perspective.
 
 - Perrin> Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 10:51:17 -0600> From: mlw2 at wustl.edu> To: in-nomine-list at sjgames.com> Subject: Re: IN> Awase, Archangel of Metal> > On Tue, 4 Mar 2008, erich Attercap arendall wrote:> > > I wonder how Furfur's servitor, the Demon of METAL feels about the strange word-conflicts. For that mater, does the Demon of Rock conflict with any of David's angels?> > I would expect not. Remember, it isn't the word that matters, it's the > underlying concept. (Spam being the exception that proves the rule.) If > memory serves, it isn't even possible to phrase a pun in Angelic, is it? > The words are all crystal clear and precisely demarcated, unlike human > tongues. Hellspeak may be another matter entirely, of course....> > -Mike Wilson> 
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