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* [[NoMorph]] - ''thou shalt not shapeshift or alter, in any way, thy body mass so that it resembles some other creature, or incorporates features from one or more distinct species, or yearn to possess the ability to do so, nor shall thou create, envision, or idolise such a being or image of a being that is formed from two or more distinct species.''</center> | * [[NoMorph]] - ''thou shalt not shapeshift or alter, in any way, thy body mass so that it resembles some other creature, or incorporates features from one or more distinct species, or yearn to possess the ability to do so, nor shall thou create, envision, or idolise such a being or image of a being that is formed from two or more distinct species.''</center> | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:59, 2 December 2023
THE TRINITY OF NO
are the Three Laws of the Gammasphere. Created by the Knights who say Meh, the Trinity of No represents the ultimate no force in the Gammasphere. The laws are as follows:
- NoHug - thou shalt not lay thy arms unto one other's person so that thy hands touch the other's back, ensnaring them in yon tight grip
- NoMac - thou shalt not operate a computer whose keyboard or screen bears the mark of the Apple
- NoMorph - thou shalt not shapeshift or alter, in any way, thy body mass so that it resembles some other creature, or incorporates features from one or more distinct species, or yearn to possess the ability to do so, nor shall thou create, envision, or idolise such a being or image of a being that is formed from two or more distinct species.
