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@canonmoiraodeorain
This is the first chance I’ve had to decorate somewhere in years so I have to start early to make up for lost time.
If I find one more plastic spider in my coffee cup at the lab you will regret it .
the first ones weren’t him :3c
You point this out as if it makes a difference.
This is the first chance I’ve had to decorate somewhere in years so I have to start early to make up for lost time.
If I find one more plastic spider in my coffee cup at the lab you will regret it .
… are bats okay?
You're welcome to test this and find out for yourself.
This is the first chance I’ve had to decorate somewhere in years so I have to start early to make up for lost time.
If I find one more plastic spider in my coffee cup at the lab you will regret it .
the real perk of being in the talon inner circle is that i started getting invited to movie nights
@canonmoiraodeorain made us watch End of Evangelion and now I’m traumatized I take this back
I thought something about biological weapons and children being conscripted into war would might speak to you. A bit too on the mark, perhaps?
Gonna have nightmares about my mom being one of the god programs now…
I know an excellent show about vampires, if you prefer something that speed.
the real perk of being in the talon inner circle is that i started getting invited to movie nights
@canonmoiraodeorain made us watch End of Evangelion and now I’m traumatized I take this back
I thought something about biological weapons and children being conscripted into war would might speak to you. A bit too on the mark, perhaps?
Things have been... suspiciously quiet lately.
I may have to thank my mother for this, but what the hell is candy corn?
Sugar, corn syrup, and dye with just enough wax to hold it all together.
In other words: disgusting, and certainly American.
Real Overwatch Fact #136:
Reaper secretly loves Babymetal.
Submitted by @dransvitry.
One of the few things we can agree on.
coping mechanisms are down to caffeine abuse and various forms of smoking. and hitting things, i still have that… anyway, what do normal people do when they’re stressed?
"There are certain queer times and occasions in this strange mixed affair we call life when a man takes this whole universe for a vast practical joke, though the wit thereof he but dimly discerns, and more than suspects that the joke is at nobody's expense but his own." -Herman Melville
I read fiction.
Top 5 patients
I cannot answer this. It would breach confidentiality and - despite allegations to the contrary - I am a professional who takes all aspects of medical practice entirely seriously.
Yeah but like I’m at least number 2 right? You called me stable once.
I won’t give you the specific number - mostly in this case because I fear I’d never hear the end of it replete with you showing up to examinations in a custom jersey that you make yourself - but since you asked specifically, yes, you would be on that list. Your condition is one of the more fascinating puzzles I’ve been presented with and I must admit that I somewhat admire your ability to maintain relatively high spirits and the sheer physical tenacity of you, down to the cellular level. And of course, the research opportunity I was granted in working with you has been invaluable to my own work.
Your body is a work of art, Gabriel. A triumph of modern medical science and beautiful fusion between natural and artificial.
Aw, that’s possibly the nicest thing you’ve ever said to me, doc! This is a big swap from that day I ate 16 burgers before an exam and you called me “absolutely disgusting.”
That said, I have a question about what you think the long term side effects of parts of my “cloud” entering people’s lungs would be because… y’know, reason isn’t important, actually.
Do not misunderstand me - many of your habits are truly disgusting and the nanites are probably the only reason you haven’t dropped dead of a heart attack by now.
Your “cloud” is composed mainly of exhaust: heat and ash, mostly, along with any stray particles taken in. Currently you should only experience this side effect while overclocking the nanites en masse - i.e. pushing your body past its physical limits. If this is occurring regularly without strenuous activity, please come see me.
The “cloud” may also contain a number of the nanites themselves. This is an intended function that assists them in obtaining reconnaissance data; they will return to you eventually.
I frankly never thought to test the effects of inhalation, as you do not actually use your lungs. I, too, would be interested in the results of such a study, and will be sure to have the necessary equipment ready for your next examination, with your permission. To make an educated guess: I would not recommend regular exposure. It’s similar to inhaling smoke from a burning corpse, chemically, and while a small number of stray nanites exiting a foreign host’s body would likely be unnoticeable, a larger population may cause mild to severe pain, depending on their number and chosen exit route.
Ah, you give SEP too little credit; my health issues weren’t related to my eating habits. There’s a reason Jack can sustain on what he does. And as far as I know his only health issues crop up when he consumes dairy products when his dumbass knows he shouldn’t. My ability to finish a box of cereal in one sitting isn’t anything new, trust me.
Also the cloud shit doesn’t usually happen unless I’m in combat but sometimes it’s kind of an emotional response? Guess they get overwhelmed by me having feelings. It’s not often enough to feel like a big deal but I’ll keep that in mind.
But mmm, I’ll be sure to let him know to not inhale… if you want to use some of the little assholes to test what they do to someone’s guts I’m fine with it. Not like they haven’t been in weirder places anyway.
I do not doubt the enhancements provided to you by the United States military are the only reason you lived to see 60. However, I also receive and regularly analyze diagnostic data from your nanites, so I am keenly aware of just how much cholesterol they remove from your system on a daily basis.
They work off an established baseline of your vitals. In layman's terms, the aim of the nanites is to maintain an average of your medical scans taken under ideal conditions (your regular physicals). Increased exhaust production during emotional response is likely due to them attempting to filter certain chemicals out while synthesizing the appropriate chemicals to return your brainwave activity and brain chemistry to its "baseline." If you're concerned, feel free to alert me when it happens. I will mark the responses in my data logs and we can go over the conditions that triggered those responses (did you ever start that journal I recommended to track your side effects?). In a worst case scenario, I can have my medsoft engineers retune the brain activity functions.
Top 5 patients
I cannot answer this. It would breach confidentiality and - despite allegations to the contrary - I am a professional who takes all aspects of medical practice entirely seriously.
Yeah but like I’m at least number 2 right? You called me stable once.
I won’t give you the specific number - mostly in this case because I fear I’d never hear the end of it replete with you showing up to examinations in a custom jersey that you make yourself - but since you asked specifically, yes, you would be on that list. Your condition is one of the more fascinating puzzles I’ve been presented with and I must admit that I somewhat admire your ability to maintain relatively high spirits and the sheer physical tenacity of you, down to the cellular level. And of course, the research opportunity I was granted in working with you has been invaluable to my own work.
Your body is a work of art, Gabriel. A triumph of modern medical science and beautiful fusion between natural and artificial.
Aw, that’s possibly the nicest thing you’ve ever said to me, doc! This is a big swap from that day I ate 16 burgers before an exam and you called me “absolutely disgusting.”
That said, I have a question about what you think the long term side effects of parts of my “cloud” entering people’s lungs would be because… y’know, reason isn’t important, actually.
Do not misunderstand me - many of your habits are truly disgusting and the nanites are probably the only reason you haven't dropped dead of a heart attack by now.
Your "cloud" is composed mainly of exhaust: heat and ash, mostly, along with any stray particles taken in. Currently you should only experience this side effect while overclocking the nanites en masse - i.e. pushing your body past its physical limits. If this is occurring regularly without strenuous activity, please come see me.
The "cloud" may also contain a number of the nanites themselves. This is an intended function that assists them in obtaining reconnaissance data; they will return to you eventually.
I frankly never thought to test the effects of inhalation, as you do not actually use your lungs. I, too, would be interested in the results of such a study, and will be sure to have the necessary equipment ready for your next examination, with your permission. To make an educated guess: I would not recommend regular exposure. It's similar to inhaling smoke from a burning corpse, chemically, and while a small number of stray nanites exiting a foreign host's body would likely be unnoticeable, a larger population may cause mild to severe pain, depending on their number and chosen exit route.
Top 5 patients
I cannot answer this. It would breach confidentiality and - despite allegations to the contrary - I am a professional who takes all aspects of medical practice entirely seriously.
Yeah but like I’m at least number 2 right? You called me stable once.
I won't give you the specific number - mostly in this case because I fear I'd never hear the end of it replete with you showing up to examinations in a custom jersey that you make yourself - but since you asked specifically, yes, you would be on that list. Your condition is one of the more fascinating puzzles I've been presented with and I must admit that I somewhat admire your ability to maintain relatively high spirits and the sheer physical tenacity of you, down to the cellular level. And of course, the research opportunity I was granted in working with you has been invaluable to my own work.
Your body is a work of art, Gabriel. A triumph of modern medical science and beautiful fusion between natural and artificial.
Top 5 patients
I cannot answer this. It would breach confidentiality and - despite allegations to the contrary - I am a professional who takes all aspects of medical practice entirely seriously.
Top five leisure activities
5. Appreciating art. Be it classical painting and sculpture, music, theatre, cinema (I will admit to having a particular weakness for anime), et cetera. I am always eager for exposure to new ideas and perspectives, and what is art if not the sharing of ideas with the intent to evoke emotion?4. Spending time with my pets. I have a veritable menagerie of pets of multiple species and though they cannot communicate most of their ideas to me (yet), I always enjoy their company.3. Getting a manicure. My manicurist rarely has any ideas worth sharing, but I cannot deny the simple pleasure of pampering myself from time to time.2. Conversing with my peers. I am particularly fond of friendly debates over drinks. 1. Reading. Few pleasures in life compare.
top five nail polish colors you wild talon-handed fiend
5. Green. Lovely and calming.4. Blue. Playful and unexpected.3. Purple. Regal and beautiful.2. Red. Classic yet bold.1. Black. Simply superior.
Top five types of injuries to heal
5. Deep lacerations. The healing process, when accelerated, is striking to observe.4. Broken bones. A process that normally takes the human body months being reduced to a matter of seconds is a feat of modern science that many people these days take for granted. 3. Bullet wounds. Put simply, these are often fascinating injuries.2. Traumatic head injury (or most injuries that used to result in permanent disability). Much like broken bones, our ability to overcome these injuries is a testament to the achievements of modern medical science.1. Any injury on a person who holds a grudge against me. There's a satisfaction in them owing me a debt.
Ask me my "TOP 5" anything!
I've some free time while I wait on some results and nothing better to do with it.
