""[Narrator] Having been rejected by the planet smasher Ziltoid seeks the council of the Omnidimensional Creator assuaged by confusion about creation and the universe! [Creator] Yo Ziltoid! What's up dude? Long time no see although I see everything... What's on yer mind bro? [Ziltoid] Modular forms and elliptic curves! Infinite phi revolving around infinite parallels Fractals of infinite reality Each cascading gliding in an infinite wheel! Tell me the true nature of my reality! [Creator] Yeah chill man!""


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    Pretty self explainatory. After the planet smasher refuses to do Ziltoid's bidding, Ziltoid seeks out the creator to figure out his true nature.

    orange juiceon June 13, 2007   Link
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    The Omnidimensional Creator would have to be a bro-dude, wouldn't he?

    Ampulex_Compressaon April 22, 2008   Link
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    "Long time no see, although I see everything..." Ouch, I reckon this line pretty much shows just how small Ziltoid really is, in the grand scheme of things.

    violent_midgeton March 15, 2009   Link
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    There's a Ziltoid inside every one of us. Existential thoughts. What is our purpose? What is this reality? Then you realize you don't really need to know, you just have to enjoy every freaking minute of it while it happens xDDDDDDD

    FeelingShredon April 03, 2019   Link

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