you too can be as gay and glorious as i am! anyone can be
@KitRedgrave I mean, I'm still trying to figure out how you quantify gay. o.O
My experiments on if I was bi or not had a binary pass condition! o.O
@Canageek @KitRedgrave the SI unit of gay is the foxgirl (Fg)
1 Fg is the amount of gay contained in one foxgirl in the transbian state
@rey @KitRedgrave So most people's gayness would be measured in mFg? (Millifoxgirls)? Straights would have nFg (nanofoxgirls)?
@Canageek @rey @KitRedgrave That's about the size of foxgirl polycules, yes.
@Aradia @Canageek @rey @KitRedgrave I think I'm generally at half a foxgirl or so on average
@Aradia @rey @KitRedgrave Wait, is gayness a size quantity? I thought it would be more of an energy?
Wait, is gayness a vector or a scalar quantity?
@Canageek @KitRedgrave yeah, that's about right
@rey @Canageek @KitRedgrave Catgirls is the imperial equivalent, but the measurements make no sense.
@Canageek @rey @KitRedgrave straight people might qualify for around 1-10 fFg
@rey So, since I'm not gay or straight or anything. Would my Fg be undetectable?
@Nikon 0 +- 1j
@rey j?
@Nikon the imaginary unit, also known as i ... electrical engineering uses j rather than i
@rey Imaginary foxgirls... I like that.
@rey @Canageek @KitRedgrave What's the ratio of Cg (catgirl) to Fg (foxgirl)?
@zetasyanthis @rey @Canageek @KitRedgrave Parity, I expect. The Fg is used partly for historic reasons, and partly for relative ease of measurement - foxgirls do a big screm and can thus be easily located, in contrast to catgirls.
@KitRedgrave (Also as gay as you? Sure, but glorious? That's a high bar!)
@Canageek it's entirely possible, though in your own way!
(this isn't even my final form)