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'''Millidooms''' are units used to determinate how doomed someone is. A normal person emits | '''Millidooms''' are units used to determinate how doomed someone is. A normal person emits less than 100 millidooms, a [[time-paradox duplicate]] emits many more millidooms. | ||
[[File:Doom Meter.jpg|right|thumb|225px|The [[doom meter]].]] | [[File:Doom Meter.jpg|right|thumb|225px|The [[doom meter]].]] | ||
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[[Category:Units of measurement]] | [[Category:Units of measurement]] | ||
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Millidooms are units used to determinate how doomed someone is. A normal person emits less than 100 millidooms, a time-paradox duplicate emits many more millidooms.
The doom meter.
