Class 6 is theoretical only (so far) but yeah, they MIGHT be immune to radioactivity in natural amounts. The idea of making MORE radioactivity to shit on your enemies might even be too extreme for them.

Spring has sprung, my dear readers. The weather is warming to the point where I don't need my fluffy hat to prevent my sneezing myself into oblivion.

Yay?

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Welp. Short story: It all got nuked.

There was a DDOS attack and the server died, fled to Majorca, got dragged back by mercenaries, held hostage and finally brought back to life when I tracked down all seven Dragon Balls.

The truth is, we've owned the URL five-ever and a Tumblr Shenanigans Thing (tm) brought it back from the dead before I discovered that Steemit was a thing. So now it's more or less a blogspot-slash-hub with a forum attached.

The menu on the main page leads to literally every pie I have my fingers in, and it's a LOT of juggling, I can tell you.

I have some of my ficcage up on AO3 now. Some has been irrevocably toasted and I'm going through all of my folders and figuring out what I can shove where [no rude suggestions!] but progress is slow because focussing on Novel and Instants.

Feel free to put up your own fics here if you like. The Fanficcery forum can be adjusted. Just as soon as I remember how to do so.

The entry for Warp and Weft has been stricken from my copious Ideas File [anyone can comment, and I'm starting to believe that adding a linkie to my ever-growing menu might be a help] because I'm nearing what I feel to be a natural end to the tale.

Even though Warp and Weft has a potential for sequels.

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But only because I don't have to drive so much. Just one round trip, but one hell of a round trip.

Thank goodness that listening to My Brother, My Brother, and Me keeps my brain pan operating whilst I haul my arse halfway to Brisbane and back again.

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Yes, my dear darling readers, this site is back up and running.

And, until I can catch up on the gap, I plan to be posting two links to stories you may have missed if this was your only window to my activities on the interwebs.

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Yes! That counts. I'll be using that link for you in future.

As for the prompts, I routinely erase all traces of past prompts I have used. Before I imported my Tumblr feed to here, though, I used to get prompts via my Tumblr inbox. And, on the rare occasions that I actually run OUT of prompts, there's a few writing prompt tumblrs I follow just to get some to hold me over.

All prompted stories are labelled, "Challenge #SERIALNUMBER:" so people can keep them straight.

All others are based entirely on shits and/or giggles.

@Bard2dbone - Yeah, this was one of the Things Mum Told Me, so I have no other source than the story.

Perhaps a better historian can weigh in?

Back-to school rush plus cleaning day.

It's all sideways.

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This is one of those religious quibbles that can cause sects maniacs.

In the writing of the era, there were two similar words. One means "like God" and the other means "is God". And the difference between the two is the position of an iota. A dot. A fraction to the left, and the text read "Jesus is like God". A smidge to the right and it read "Jesus is God".

This was incredibly important to the people at the time, because knowing the nature of Jesus was the big thing. They tried looking at the oldest available text, but some lazy-arse scribe had put the most important dot in the world at the time...

Right.

Square.

In the.

Fucking.

Middle.

To say that things got heated was a massive understatement, because three hundred years of war. And a permanent rift in the religious atmosphere of the world. One that's caused lasting damage to international relations from those days to this.