Snippet #2584584

Sandra considers the options seriously, biting her lip as she looked at the digital form and its various options. She made sure to consider each one very seriously, as she didn't think switching any of these options at a later date would be cheap regardless of their present cost. After a minute she slowly started to eat through the list.

Of course, a discount was never to be turned down when one is strapped for cash, especially considering she was thinking about taking the one thing on the list that cost extra. She put herself down for donating her body for research, though she didn't dwell long on the idea, as it creeped her out; but who wouldn't be kinda weirded out by that thought anyways?

She moved on quickly. Sensory was one she got caught up on for a little while. She wasn't sure if she really wanted to do away with pain entirely and she wasn't sure how much getting rid of pain would skew her perception of nicer things, but on the other hand, she didn't quite feel comfortable taking the full human sensation option considering how often she'd heard about these bodies breaking. She went with medium.

The eyes were a rather easy choice. Who wouldn't want peepers that adjust to the time of day? Those were the obvious choice there. She went with the human skeleton simply because anything else would surely feel incredibly strange to move around in. For skin, she went with the Trueskin, judging that the extra cost would be well offset by the aforementioned donation.

The last bit of the explanation had been somewhat vague. What were the thought processing upgrades anyways? Some of it she knew precisely what she wanted of course. Body measurements, she somewhat embarrassedly went with a rather vain 36-24-36, hoping that that particular bit wouldn't be noticed by anyone until they'd left earshot at least. A standard phone, some decent wifi on the side.

She supposed that moving quickly would be pretty great, but there was no telling when she'd need a bit more time instead, and she didn't really have any need for quickness anyways. She went with the more energy efficient option. She then turned the form in, and waited.