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Edited by Mr Wii 1:
10/10/2015 8:22:35 PM
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There's a dead Guardian that's been rotting away for a year on the moon and no one has done shit to give him a proper burial.
And you want to buy taniks a house? Smh
#priorities
#DeadGuardianLivesMatter
Whether or not rotting is occurring, the guardian needs to be at peace way before taniks gets a home.
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I hope he wakes up on Halloween.
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That would be amazing.
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[quote]DeadGuardiansLivesMatter[/quote] [quote]Lives[/quote]
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It's suppose to be funny. An oxymoron.
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Edited by painkiller1414: 10/10/2015 6:10:39 AMthey did do something to it they dropped a rock on it and all you can see is a hand reaching out crying for help. #brutal
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All those guardians continuesly "waking up the hive" just to finish a bounty and earn a bit of rep should be ashamed. They're just standng by watching his dead corpse and bringing more hive to stomp him into the dirt.
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He cant rot on the moon. Impossible
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He must have been a level 2 trying to do a level 7 mission
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The enemies must've had question marks..
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#DeadGuardianLivesMatter
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Actually, the body has NOT been rotting because there is no air to decompose the body
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Edited by pherless: 10/10/2015 2:55:45 AMIf there's no atmosphere on the moon in Destiny, how do the Eliksni and Hive not need suits? Why is there sound unless it's not a vacuum? Human colonization would have released a lot of gasses, which would have been caught in the moon's gravity. Also, air doesn't decompose bodies. It merely oxidizes tissues. Bacteria decompose bodies. Failing all that.... the Guardian's suit also contains life-support systems, and whatever bacteria were on his skin before he suited up would be thriving in the now CO2-rich environment. If there were no air to oxidize things on the moon, then the structural integrity of his suit would never degrade, therefore, the microclimate would remain intact. So, yes.... he most certainly is rotting.
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There are still enzymes though.
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Yes yes. "Enzymes" and such.
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Clever yes
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The Moon is littered with bodies, there are astronaut corpses all over the surface & thousands of Guardian corpses in the Hive tunnels. The Cosmodrome is littered with the bones of those who died attempting to escape Earth. Why do people care more about the dead than the living? What about Carl the Cabal? Poor guy has been sitting at the bottom of a lift shaft on Phobos for almost a month now & all we did was wave &/or dance at him as he desperately tried to escape that lift. #PhobosRescueEffort #CarlGotShafted
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I totally forgot about him. Maybe I should replay the mission and make fun of him while he trying to escape
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Edited by ARCANE2627: 10/10/2015 6:45:24 AMIs it wrong that I picture him sitting at the bottom of that lift shaft, trapped under lift debris quietly singing "Nobody knows the trouble I've seen, nobody knows my sorrow." to himself? #LetMyCabalsGo
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I teabag him every time
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[quote]I teabag him every time[/quote]
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Everyone just steps over him, it's a shame. We can bring back crazy pieces of rocks or boosters for ships or giant gatelord heads but can't seem to pick up a guardian, for shame[spoiler]I won't do it though because its gross[/spoiler]
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I poke it with sticks while dancing circles around it speaking in toungue that's never been spoke before.
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[quote]There's a dead Guardian that's been rotting away for a year on the moon and no one has done shit to give him a proper burial. And you want to buy taniks a house? Smh #priorities[/quote]
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What about Praedyth? Remember our POWs.... bring Praedyth home, or send us back.
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dead guardian lives matter
