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They're constants in all number systems, I believe, and show that we've reached a level of sophistication sufficient to calculate them. That, and if "they" know of one or the other, it will mark this message as being a message, and not random static, especially if put to a high hnumber of decimal places.

could someone please add at least some of each of these numbers to their message? I ran out of characters, writing out addition, multiplication, etc... , as that is what "they" are most likely to understand, if they exist--Languages are varied, but math is fairly basic, especially in binary, and figuring out what means "+" or "*" wouldn't be difficult given the number sequences. 3.1415926535897932384626433 2.7182818284590452353602874

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...You have to hide the fact that you read books? #-o

Even if the first idea doesn't work, would a tesla gun still be useful?

Yeah, except that's not about to happen. Stopping racism is a more likely goal to set. Why don't we try to devise a serum that cures every known disease, or send someone to another galaxy instead? We might actually succeed with one of those...

If so, I am building a resistance to electricity over time and constantly running electricity through my body through some type of motion-powered generator as soon as I hear about the outbreak. Other than that, we could also probably build aimable tesla guns somehow--not as effective as tasers, but easier to get/make, and lots more fun, although they would be close-range weapons.

I'd rather not, actually, although it depends on what the hive is of. If it's a beehive, I might go in, because those always look interesting, but if it's a hive of anything else, especially something that plans to take over my mind*. *ZOMBIES? Is the outbreak here so soon? Should I start heading to the HQ?

Ah, I see. So it's meant to confuse people then?

Wait, are Mage and Sword two different people? If so, why does Mage's sig say SwordDude? I'm confused now...

I do believe I ought to pay the fee of one e-hug, although it seems sort of odd, so I will instead use the equivalent payment in e-cookies. *Gives Mage/Sword 10 e-cookies* Also, thank you in advance, and I apologize again for various threats/random agression. I'm more peaceful now that I no longer have school-stress.

Protoguy is the/a team ninja, and ninjas can defeat other ninjas, so I think we're fairly safe, especially since zombies are unarmed. Besides, it's not too likely that the zombies themselves would evolve, and zombies' limitations are caused (I think) by the virus' control over the brain, which could have some unchangeable limit.

If you're ever in Limestone, you have to drive south for about six hours before you find anything worth looking at, unless you want to go into canada, in which case you need to drive north for about the same amount of time to get anywhere interesting. Or you could watch the extreme LARPing at the school there, which is the largest building in the area.

Ah, good. I probably won't be able to bring too many supplies, but I have some medical knowledge, and I can at least get to the power plant within a day or two of the announcement of the zombie outbreak, so if nothing else, I can help begin fortifying the HQ.