Garrus Vakarian (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
forgivetheinsubordination) wrote2037-04-27 09:49 pm
forgivetheinsubordination) wrote2037-04-27 09:49 pm
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IC Contact - Consignment
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page 5, you are a beast ; d91
It doesn't mean he doesn't worry at all. ]
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
You made it here okay, right?
...why didn't I see this until now. I'm sorry!
I did. Safe and sound and in camp. And you? Watermonster didn't take a limb off, I'm hoping.
[Yeah, he... asked after you a little.]
LIKEWISE.....
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
No I'm typing with my feet
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
You got someone spying on me, Garrus?
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You have very talented toes.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Nope. Arbuckal messaged me earlier, asked how my group did. You came up, but mostly because I'm just trying to find out where people are, if it's three points again or more this time.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
The more we know as far as standard operating procedures go, the better.
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I try
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
Wonder why they've split us up like this both times now
You'd think keeping everyone together would make it easier to survive the drop
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
Or maybe it just makes a bigger target?
[ ... ]
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
It's been a while since the first time, hasn't it
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Ajna was a test. Maybe the drop is the test for the new arrivals. The ones who survived fun and games on the ship.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
It's been something like nine months. Seems longer and shorter all at once.
[There's a delay before the next message is sent.]
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Glad you and Yamanaka have stuck around. Piper too. Only a few left of the people I met that first week or two here.
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It looks like we all did pretty good, if that's the case
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
Then again it's kind of sad when a cat outlasts a quarter of the crew
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It's probably because of the buttered bread. Toss a cat out a window, it lands on buttered bread and lives.
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[ He makes a valiant effort to parse that, but. ]
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
Garrus
FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
Who taught you how to use words
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Your mother.
[He knows he's got that one right, at least.]
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FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
she's not even here
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I know I got that joke right. Don't tell me you're from the one human group that doesn't have it.
[Way to deflate his ego there, Jean.]
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FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
do you know humans that toss cats on buttered bread too?
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I've heard the saying. It's human too. Got talked about from time to time when food was dropped in the mess hall.
FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
Sometimes humans are weird.