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Classic OtherSpace Spacer Slang
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It's the 31st century and space travel is common. This means space travellers are a dime a dozen, and their unique environment leads to some unique phraseology. Spacer parlance usually contains a slough of in-jokes, either references to obscure astrophysics, cynical takes on engineering and engineering principles, and space lore, or using daily tasks aboard ship as the basis for parable and allegory. Due to the spacefaring nature of Ungstiri, Ungstiri colloquialisms are also common among interstellar travellers. Please add to the list as your spacefaring characters invent new parlance.
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It's the 31st century and space travel is common. This means space travellers are a dime a dozen, and their unique environment leads to some unique phraseology. Spacer parlance usually contains a slough of in-jokes, either references to obscure astrophysics, cynical takes on engineering and engineering principles, and space lore, or using daily tasks aboard ship as the basis for parable and allegory. Due to the spacefaring nature of Ungstiri, Ungstiri colloquialisms are also common among interstellar travellers. Please add to the list as your spacefaring characters invent new parlance.