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[yellowhasthechest]

Ours is pretty straightforward. It divides all the seasons evenly.

[meteorstorm]

Four seasons. Three months per season.

[yellowhasthechest]

For you, that'd be right.

[meteorstorm]

Twelve months in a year. It's about as even as you can get.

[yellowhasthechest]

There are more than twelve months in my year.

[meteorstorm]

Which would make no sense to us.

[yellowhasthechest]

We don't add random days, either.

[meteorstorm]

One day every four years isn't the most random it could be.

[yellowhasthechest]

It's still annoying.

[meteorstorm]

I never said it wasn't.

[yellowhasthechest]

And anyway, your seasons are too short, too. They keep sneaking up on me.

[meteorstorm]

They do have a way of doing that, yes.

[yellowhasthechest]

Even to you?

[meteorstorm]

Even to us.

[yellowhasthechest]

[Just laughs.]

This is the weirdest place. Of course, it would be, you're out in the middle of nowhere.

[meteorstorm]

This place basically is the middle of nowhere.

[yellowhasthechest]

I meant Earth in general.

I dunno if you know this, but your galaxy doesn't have a whole lot of neighbors.

[meteorstorm]

Our space program hasn't gotten out that far.

[yellowhasthechest]

Mm.

You have a couple, but not a lot. But they have a lot of little dwarf galaxies around them, although they don't really have much.

[meteorstorm]

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Oh?

[yellowhasthechest]

I'm not the best with directions but I think Andromeda should be the closest that isn't just a dwarf.

[meteorstorm]

We only know what we've seen from telescopes. The moon is the farthest anyone has gone, and we've only recently landed anything successfully on Mars.

[yellowhasthechest]

The natives will be happy about that, I'm sure.

[meteorstorm]

There's no life on Mars. Or any other planet around us.

[yellowhasthechest]

That depends very much on how you define life.