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Oh man, I just loved everything about this sim from @Freck. Funny, clever and imaginative. šš»
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oO What is it with this crew and Tuesdays? Oo
@Tomas Falt Denali's true arch nemesis! š
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She nodded - besides, she couldn't lose a man before she had a chance to enter a reprimand into his file.Ā
Uh oh, @Freck, you won't like @Oddas Aria when she's angry! š
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Lieutenant JG Freck - Looking for the Little Pilgrim's Room
Another amusing sim title from @Freck. š
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On 6/10/2023 at 6:51 PM, Alex Forsyth said:
Thanks, I had to really think about how I wanted to play this out. I was also unsure about using the name USS Lockerbie, I assume it ok to name ships.Ā
Perfectly fine @Alex Forsyth. šš»
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This made me chuckle from @Araxxu Vahin. I believe Sir David Attenborough said the exact same thing. š§š
QuoteStudying wildlife would be an enjoyable pursuit as long as there wasnāt a chance you could be eaten.Ā
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Welcome to the Fleet, all! Great job in training. ššš»
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Really enjoyed this whole sim from @Alex Forsyth. Love the little touches of internal dialogue and insight into the nerves of sitting in the big chair! Not to mention the banter with @Alan Letts. š
Ā((Bridge, Deck 1, USS Eagle))ĀForsyth: Eyes on the Road, Ensign.
That broke him, after she had just stared longingly at a chair for a solid 15 seconds. He thought it was rich and very entertaining.
Letts: Hah :: Sarcastically:: and miss THIS captivating image not a chance. :: He winked before rolling his eyes theatrically and shaking his head::
oO Let hope my family curse doesn't applied to acting captains.....Oo
She let out a nervous sigh, Trying to get comfy and relax.Ā
oO Huh, I was expecting it to feel a lot nicer.... Oo Ā
Letts: Eyes on the Road... That poor chair probably needs counseling after being ogled like that.
Forsyth: Letts, Please don't embarrass me.Ā
Letts: Sorry Ma'am. I will attempt to remain focused.
She smiled, Proud that Letts could hold back the jokes.ĀĀoO Maybe there hope for him yet?..Oo
Letts: So is your Captain's pose more Janeway or Kirk?
She ponders for a moment, Wondering if to humorĀ him or focus on the task but her curiosityĀ won out.Ā ĀĀForsyth: Not sure, I was going forĀ Rachel Garrett.Ā
Alex never really thought about her sitting pose, It wasn't something she was going to need at any point in her early career. She shifted slightly, Feeling bit awkward now but that feeling didn't last as a seriesĀ of small alerts went off at Letts and tactical stations.Ā
Letts: Uhhh okay.
Forsyth: What is it, Ensign?
Before Letts could reply, Ensign Clara HallowayĀ at tactical spoke up.Ā
Halloway: Ma'am, I'm getting a distress call.Ā
Forsyth: Clar-Ensign,Ā Can you Identify it?
Halloway just shrugs as she works, Alex turns back to Letts.ĀForsyth: Letts,Ā Stand by toĀ investigate.
Letts: Aye Ma'amĀAlex didn't like this, She had hoped to just keep the ship here until the Commander returned but Ignoring a SoS was against protocol.Ā ĀĀForsyth: Have you Identified it, Clara?ĀShe curses herself for not addressingĀ her by her rank or last name, Being captain is hard.ĀĀHalloway: Yes, It....It is one of ours.ĀForsyth: Another starfleet ship, We weren't informed of other ships in the area.ĀĀShe flipped through her memory, The closest ship was the USS LockerbieĀ and that was another sector away.ĀĀLetts: ResponseĀHalloway: No, I mean it's one of ours as in it from the Eagle.ĀĀForsyth: You mean It from the away team?ĀLetts: ResponseĀForsyth: Hold on, Where is the signal coming from?ĀĀHalloway: Somewhere in front of us, Where our friends are at.ĀLetts: ResponseĀForsyth: Agreed, We should inform the commander. ::Looking at the door.:: Do I knock or call him?ĀLetts: ResponseĀForsyth: Yeah, I'll call him ::Tapping her combadge and clearing her throat.:: =/\= Bridge to Commander Flat =/\=
Falt: =/\= Response. =/\=
Forsyth: =/\= We're picking up a distress call, It identifies as Starfleet. =/\=
Any: =/\= Response. =/\=
Forsyth: =/\= It saids it from the eagle but it was also coming from that ship. =/\=
Any: =/\= Response. =/\=
Forsyth: Ā =/\= Should I plot a course or wait until we get a better picture?Ā =/\=
oO And let you take over....Oo
Falt: =/\= Response. =/\=
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Lieutenant.Jg Alex Forsyth
Tactical
Denali Station
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Love this from @Freck.
QuoteWith that, the team set off towards the village with determination. In the night so late it was almost morning, they were lit only by the vast expanse of stars, something they didnāt get the chance to see very often from a planetās surface, what with most modern cultures making their own light that drowned them out. Freck wondered what constellations this culture would have drawn out from the bright dots when they looked out into the night sky. He wondered which ones the stars of Ferenginar or Irtok would belong to.
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This sim title from @FreckĀ made me chuckle. š
QuoteLieutenant JG Freck - Predicting Next Millennium's Fashion Trends
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QuoteNeshala: Awesome. I love aesthetically pleasing crash landings. And who doesnāt like a fiery display?
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Kettick: Firefighters and Security personnel.Never change @Kettick! š¤£
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This killed me, from Cadet Zenno. š¤£šš»
QuoteHe could hear Lt. Nardello's voice in his head, "You're a blueberry in cherry pie, Bolian. You picked the red uniform, so make it work."
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This was a joy to read from @Alan Letts. Exemplary HCO (pilot) simming. šš»
Ā((USS Eagle, Deck 1, Bridge))ĀLetts was furiously tapping away at the controls in front of him making micro adjustments by the second to keep the ship on the best path ahead. Watching the suggested path on the side of his console he brought the ship into a turn up and to starboard before tipping the ship forward into a port side spiral.
The last quarter hour had been hell, āor heaven, depended on if you were a pilot or notā the tight turns and bends got his blood pumping. The quick movements and split second adjustments were the lifeblood of pilots and he was loving it. As he pulled out of the spiral he glanced to the display and saw a long open stretch ahead of them.
Settling the ship on its course he practically melted back into his seat letting out a sigh of relief. His moment of relief ended not to soon when the XO called to him.
Falt: Howās it going, Mister Letts?
Letts spun his chair around with all the nonchalance he could manage grinning at the Commander.
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Letts: Smooth sailing sir, not a PADD out of place. ::now concerned:: Why is something wrong, :: grinning again:: did I hit a bump?
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Falt: Youāre doing great. Just keep us at this distance and use the data their sending to plot the best course you can.
The look the XO gave him was certainly not one he had seen before, not a glare but almost an eyeroll. Were he not flying he'd have been confused and terrified, but being at the helm piloting a starship, nothing could phase him. It was a feeling near universal to pilots, he revled in it.
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Letts: Aye Sir. Just keep sending me the good stuff.
Letts saluted and kicked his chair back around just in time to BARELY not miss a maneuver.
oO Oops Oo
He recovered settling back into position to keep his charge steady. As he flew he let the conversation of the rest of the bridge flow by him.
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Falt: Thatās where you come in, Mister Elonat. Is the data feed stable?
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Elonat: Response.
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Falt: Let me know if that changes. Weāll be flying blind if we lose that data feed. Ā
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Elonat: Response.
Falt: Lieutenant Forsyth, let me know if you see anything strange on sensors. Anything at all. It may be my imagination but I feel really exposed like this.Ā Ensign Kƶnig, For the same reason I want to know the second weāre in transporter range.
Forsyth: Will do, Sir.Ā
Kƶnig: Response.
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Falt: =/\= Falt to Neshala, howās it going over there? =/\=
If Letts was being honest he was glad to be in the Eagle and not the shuttle. From what he had learned during his briefing by Neshala and the others the shuttle must have been truly hellish. While the shuttle didn't have to worry as much about tight spaces and quick turns it was almost certainly made up for by being constantly buffeted by spacial eddies. He would bet Latium to Lollipops the inertial dampeners weren't doing anything to help Neshala pilot.
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Neshala: =/\= Fantastic, Commander. Every pilotās dream. Couldnāt be happier right now. =/\=
oO Shoot yeah, who am I kidding that sound like way more fun. Tight corridors and turbulence? Count me in. Oo
Kettick: =/\= Kettick here, can confirm. =/\=
Kƶnig: Response
Falt:Ā =/\= Response =/\=
Neshala: =/\= Donāt you worry, Commander. You have one of the finest engineers over here to keep things together, and you have one of the two best pilots in Starfleet over here to keep her pointed in the right direction. =/\=
Letts: ::To himself:: It's me I'm the other cool pilot.
Falt: Response
Letts's eyes widened for a second, he hadn't thought he had spoken loud enough to be heard. He kicked himself remembering the teachings of his flight instructors.
oO Sterile cockpit Mr.Letts OoĀLetts: Nothing sir, just uh... a close maneuver.
He glanced to his left and saw Elonat at the science station staring back at him. He hoped they hadn't heard him but had a feeling... He grinned facing his console again.
oO Definitely gonna catch flak for that one. Oo
Kettick: =/\= Power rerouted from the kinetic shields to the inertial dampeners, Lieutenant. I trust your increased ease of piloting to avoid impacts accordingly. =/\=
Letts flinched hearing that the briefing had been spot on, they must have been being kicked around in that shuttle like a canoe in the rapids.
The Eagle must have caught up to whatever had caused the shuttle trouble as the entire ship gave a lurch and shudder as though it had struck a rock. Consoles across the bridge let out some very not-so-pleased chirps and beeps. The unpleased sounds were followed by some very concerned speaking.
Forsyth: Sorry to cut in, Sir but I'm having troubleĀ compensating with temporal interference.Ā
Falt:Ā Response.
Kƶnig: Response.
Forsyth: Trying that now, Better but not great.Ā
Falt: Response.
Kƶnig: Response.
Forsyth: Wait, I think I'm through.Ā
Falt: Response
As those behind him attempted to fix their own issues Letts was forced to focus on his own task. The path ahead of the ship had just gotten very tight very quick and the fluctuations were about to become a proper nuisance
Letts: =/\= ::In his best pilot voice:: Uhh... Ladies and Gentlemen, we are about to experience some turbulence.Ā =/\=
As he said it the ship began to shudder slightly growing in intensity until it felt like they were riding a wagon over a gravel road. Vibrating in his seat Letts was still impressed by the dampeners, they had definitely mitigated much of the buffering the ship was experiencing.
oO Yeesh that means... Oo
Neshala: =/\= Iāll see if I can find a clearer path to head through, Commander. But things are kind of rough over here as well. =/\=
Letts could hear the strain in his fellow pilots voice. He felt pang of sympathy at the thought of what she must be dealing with. Sympathy turned into empathy as the eagle suddenly lurched downward making the gravity seem suddenly lighter for a moment.
Kettick =/\= Eagle, do you expect us to run into more chroniton or tachyon pulses? =/\=
Falt: =/\= Response =/\=
Any Eagle Bridge: =/\=
Letts blocked out as much as he could focusing in on the suggested path keeping an eye on the fluctuations and avoiding them as best he could.
Kettick: =/\= Lieutenant Neshala, are there any parts of the ship that are only useful during atmospheric flight, for instance? =/\=
Neshala: =/\= Response =/\=
Falt/Any: =/\= Response =/\=
Kettick: =/\= At our current shield levels, I can't pull enough power from anywhere without disabling something. I'd rather sacrifice parts of the shuttle that are not immediately necessary to our survival. =/\=
Neshala: =/\= Response =/\=
Falt/Any: =/\= Response =/\=
Letts was watching like a hawk tapping away instantly at his console and was barely managing to stay ahead of the fluctuations. If he hadn't known better he'd have thought the distortions were purposefully trying to cut off their path through this spacial knot.
Just as he had that thought a massive spacial eddy opened up in front of the ship right behind where the shuttle had just been. He couldn't avoid it.
Letts: Ah Hell, ::Loudly:: BRACE!!
The Eagle suddenly jolted HARD backwards as if smacking a wall then upward forcing Letts into his seat. He managed to level off and keep them heading forward. Neshala must have been keeping up her side of the clearer area bargain as the path ahead on Letts display suddenly opened up and the rumbling of the eddies dropped off not long after.
A silence permeated the bridge for a moment before Letts felt the need to speak up.
Letts: =/\= Wow =/\=
Neshala/Falt: Response
Any: Response.
Letts: I have no clue sir, I couldn't avoid it. Speedbump maybe?
Falt: Response
Any: Response
Letts nodded and faced forward again his hands deftly returning to his, now surprisingly calm Piloting.
Any: Response
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Ensign Alan Letts
Operations Officer
Denali Station
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I love little touches like these from @Alex ForsythĀ and @Alan Letts
QuoteThey walk over to the Tactical station where one of her fellow tactical officers was manning, Fairhug taps his shoulderĀ to relieve.Ā
Alex gave him a wave as he went past, However he didn't acknowledge her.ĀĀoO What up with him, He always used to say hi? OoĀQuoteTurning right he made his way to the main operations console and relieved the Ensign manning it. He knew the guy so he grinned and gave him a fistbump as they switched places.Ā
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It's official, @Tomas FaltĀ and @Alan LettsĀ are my new favourite double act. š¤£šš»
QuoteFalt: Which will give us a clear view of what going on in the system, correct?Ā
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This time the Ensign made an odd clicking sound and thenā¦ shot him with his fingers?Ā Fist bumping was one thing ā but imaginary phasers was something elseā¦ Although they might as well have been real phasers since the Ensigns behaviours had left him mildly stunned.Ā
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Letts: ::Drawling:: You got it mister. ::Continuing:: With what we have, we can cut through the stuff in orbit easy. Planet-side however... If we knew the temporal variance though we could cut right through it. That said temporal anomalies are usually singular and thus have a singular variance. My fear is with all this shifting-Ā
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First imaginary phasers, now āmister?ā Tomas glared at the Ensign for a long few seconds before replying.Ā
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An amusing intro to a sim from @Tomas FaltĀ š
QuoteThe last time Tomas had been aboard the Eagle the station had been attacked with redirected asteroids. The time before that a routine shakedown had been interrupted by a pirate attack. If heād been a superstitious man heād have suggested the captain either take the Juneau on this mission or leave him on the station. He was two for two so far, and was well aware of the old Earth saying that bad luck came in threes...Ā Ā
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@Alan Letts' reaction to @Freck's heroics in the last mission had me chuckling. š
QuoteLetts was thoroughly impressed. If it was true, big lobes weren't the only thing the ferengi had.
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QuoteHe looked at his own reflection for an excuse to walk away or any form of advice. It looked back at him without offering either and the betazoid officer let out a deep sigh.Ā
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oO You know, you could be a bit more helpful here. Itās your family too. OoĀ
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This was a great read from Denali's very own Ensign Sasus Raimor. šš»
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(( Raimorās Room, Anchorage, Denali Station - After The Party ))Ā
ĀRaimor sat in front of the blank monitor unsure of what to do. Heād resolved himself to call his father and tell him everything that had been going on over the last few weeks, but that was twenty unproductive and silent filled minutes ago. Now he wasnāt so sure.Ā
ĀHe looked at his own reflection for an excuse to walk away or any form of advice. It looked back at him without offering either and the betazoid officer let out a deep sigh.Ā
ĀoO You know, you could be a bit more helpful here. Itās your family too. OoĀ
ĀRaimor pushed back from his desk and walked over to a box of things heād been meaning to put away since he moved to the station. Reaching in, he pulled out an old, dusty binder. He clutched the volume to his chest and walked over to the couch. He flopped down, kicking his feet up and wiping the layer of dust that had accumulated over time on the front cover of the little family heirloom. Thinking back, he wasnāt sure why his family had decided to keep most of the photos in a physical book. That had always just been the way theyād done things. A PADD could have kept many more photos in a safer manner, but there was something nostalgic about having these old memories in an actual book.Ā
ĀHe inhaled deeply, letting out a long sigh before tentatively opening himself up to everything heād been avoiding for years now. He only recognized a few of the figures in the older photos. Great-great-grandmothers that had kept the family respectable hundreds of years ago and whatnot. With each page Raimor turned, a low rumbling sense of dread started to churn in his stomach. Black and white pictures with crumbled, yellowed edges turned into crisper color ones with more and more folks he recognized. He knew what was coming, but still let out a gasp when he saw it.Ā
ĀHeād taken a photo the day he got accepted to Starfleet Medical. Proudest day of his life. He looked down at his own, younger face as it smiled back at him. The younger Raimor had his hands clenched tightly around a small disk-like object that contained a video detailing his acceptance to school and an arm wrapped tightly around his younger sister Heria. She was only a few years younger than him, but she had always looked half his age. His father stood behind the two of them in the dark uniform he always wore. Raimor couldnāt think back to a time where his father wasnāt wearing that same uniform. He remembered that he had to actually have mom take his fatherās phone away just so they could get this picture. It was always that way back then.
ĀHe smiled slightly and grabbed a box of tissue off of the coffee table to wipe his nose. He looked back at his own face and sighed.Ā
ĀoO I know. Iāve avoided it all for too long. Oo
ĀHe hesitated one last time before bringing his gaze back down to the book. He saw his older sister Alessa standing next to him, looking down at him and smiling. She looked so genuinely happy for him there. He knew how hard it was for her to show her teeth in photos; Mom had always had to bribe her to let them show, but here they were shining brilliantly in the sunshine.Ā
ĀRaimor sighed and wiped his face again. He hadnāt been able to talk to Alessa for over two years now. He wondered how she was doing with her new husband.Ā
ĀoO Father was so mad when she said sheād changed her last name. Oo
ĀThat was the last time heād seen his elder sister. Heād begged her not to leave, but she was always so headstrong. Heād never seen an Earth goat, but what he understood was a fairly apt description for his sister. She didnāt change her mind, but sheād slipped a piece of paper into his pocket with her contact information. He still hadnāt used it.Ā
ĀHis eyes had been avoiding the last ghostly form in the family picture, but he finally forced them onto it. His mother stood behind Alessa, hands on her shoulders, eyes firmly ahead at the camera. Raimor let out a shuddering, sniffling gasp. It was all too normal. There wasnāt any hint of the disease that would take her life two years later. No clue that the strong woman he was looking at was just dust now. He reached his hand out shakily to touch his motherās face, but instead of the warmth he always associated with her, it was cold and plastic. It was wrong.Ā
ĀRaimor closed the book and put it aside, not wanting to look at it anymore. He wiped himself clean with another tissue before wheeling back to his desk. His reflection was waiting for him, slightly more red now, but unhelpful as always.Ā
ĀoO I guess nobody is going to save me, huh? OoĀ
ĀWith a resolving breath, the Betazoid officer clicked to life, causing the monitor to flicker and force his reflection away. He waited anxiously for a few moments before a ringing tone echoed too loudly around his apartment. Raimor quickly turned the sound down to a more reasonable volume, hoping that nobody had been woken up by his call. He looked around for any signs that heād trespassed on somebody's sleep, but snapped back when he saw a stern face on the monitor.Ā
ĀEloy: Sasus. Itās late.Ā
ĀRaimor blinked at his father for a moment before responding.Ā
ĀRaimor: Yeah, I thoughtā¦ Well itās been a while. I just wanted to check in with you.Ā
ĀHis father raised an eyebrow.Ā
ĀEloy: Are you well?Ā
ĀRaimor: Uh, yeah. I just got done with an awards ceremony with the rest of the officers.Ā
ĀEloy: I see.Ā
ĀThere was an awkward silence between the two men. Raimor waited for his father to ask him something, anything, but he didnāt. They just stared at each other silently.Ā
ĀRaimor: ::fumbling:: Umm, I graduated. Iām sure you figured that out though. Iām out on a station called Denali now. Itās a really fascinating place. W-We arenāt sure who built it yet, but it's a ring of sorts with a sun in the middle. ::pause::Ā Itās massive.Ā
ĀEloy: Yes, I heard. I heard that there was some sort of disturbance there as well. A pirate attack if I remember correctly.Ā
ĀRaimor: ::excitedly:: Yeah! It actually was happening when I got here and I had to- Wait. Youāve been keeping up with me?Ā
ĀEloy: Not specifically. One of my associates was loosely linked with the shipment company who managed to lose the weapons your pirate queen lady stole. I had to prove that the company wasnāt involved.Ā
ĀRaimor: Ohā¦ I see.Ā
ĀEloy: Is that all you had to tell me, son?Ā
ĀRaimor gripped the ribbon heād just been awarded earlier in the evening tightly in his hands, feeling a familiar ache in the back of his throat.Ā
ĀRaimor: No, thatās all.Ā
ĀEloy: Then have a nice night Sasus.Ā
ĀThe monitor flickered again and Raimor was left alone in his apartment. The young man finally let out the deep sob that he had been choking back. After all of this time his father truly hadnāt changed at all.Ā
ĀNT, END
ĀEnsign RaimorĀ
Medical OfficerĀ
Denali Station
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QuoteFalt: How are the Skunk works coming along, sir?
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Elonat: I am confused as to why or how skunks would be involved.
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They made no effort to hide the distaste wrinkling their face. Elonat had an unfortunate encounter with a skunk during their time at the Academy. Even after several rounds through the sonics, the smell seemed to haunt them.
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Falt: The term originates from Earth, North America again. Back then it was a pseudonym for an organisation designing military aircraft and completing highly classified research and development.
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Elonat: I apologize, I did not know the information was classified. ::dipping their head:: If you would excuse me.
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Do @Alan Letts and @Tomas Falt remind anyone else of Lavelle and Riker? š
QuoteHis suggestion came too late, another officer entering the room next to them before he'd barely finished his sentence. Despite having met the new arrival only once before, Tomas instantly recognised the still grinning face of Ensign Letts.ĀThe Ensign spotted him almost immediately and came to rigid attention. This time he even managed to remove the grin from his face, which was an improvement.ĀLetts: Ah, good evening sir.ĀThe Ensign either had an odd habit of grinning constantly when he was nervous, or heād found Tomas funny when theyād first met. Regardless of which it was it had made for an odd first meeting between Ensign and XO. Heād go so far as to say heād perhaps been a little hard on the man as a resultā¦ However, he doubted there were many other XOās that would have acted differently when faced with a smirking Ensign reporting for duty so an apology wasnāt needed. He decided a more neutral tone was warranted instead.ĀFalt: Mister Letts. Welcome to the party.ĀLetts: Ah thank you sir Iām happy to be here.ĀTomas and Letts were almost exactly the same height, so as he regarded his fellow human his eyes naturally met the Ensignās for a moment. A brief silence followed as he considered his own response, but before he could provide one the newly arrived Operations officer spoke again.ĀLetts: Ah well sir, if you'll excuse me. I don't want to keep youĀTomas gave him a silent nod in acknowledgement and then turned back to Neshala as he left.Ā
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He was, after all, a bright red Aurelian. Most peopleās first impression was not āWhoa, thatās the chief engineer!ā so much as āWhoa, thatās a BIRD!ā
This was great from @Dekas
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QuoteoO Whoa, that's a Bird! Oo
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He was wondering why a type of radish marketed for equines was present on the table when there were no horsepeople around, when he noticed someone walking next to him.
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Graduating class of 240006.25
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Welcome to the Fleet!
Well done. ššš»