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@commander-oliver
Are you surprised? You were the one who said you didn’t want to know my credentials.
Yeah, you know, I didn't want to know your 'credentials!' That's, like, your history of employment and a lot of previous higher-ups who never met so-and-so telling other people that so-and-so has great work ethic and is just a gem at birthday parties. This is "I went to super-agent high school, by the way." It is different.
... Did all of you do this? Is there some kind of special Japanese-Rep-&-Red training facility? Were all of you chosen in childhood or something?
It's totally amazing how you can be so confused about bridges. Maybe it's because you didn't grow up here, poor kid. Don't worry. Someday, maybe you'll understand about bridges. And then you can finally use your powers for good.
Yeah. It comes from an ancient American folktale about friendship and space travel.
Arrival and Departure
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For a moment Nezumi stood stiff, staring at the man gesturing at him, then opened the passenger door and leaned in. His hand closed around the strap of his bag, and stepped back. “After you," he said, and watched Augustus eye him suspiciously, before getting in. Shouldering his bag, Nezumi climbed into the back seat.
As the car started up again, he said, “I mostly want to observe the way your operations go, so unless you find yourself in dire need of ‘breaking out of prison’ skills, I will be happy to leave things in your hands. If Mr. Parker doesn’t mind."
Parker glanced at him in the rearview mirror, made a noncommittal noise. “Whatever gets us in fastest," he responded, more to Oliver than to Nezumi. “I have a busy schedule of being philanthropic to see to. Not to mention my son, who is probably missing me terribly."
"Observing. Huh. Ok." Jay said. He squinted for a moment into the rear-view mirror.
It was difficult to explain, but Nezumi was not quite what Jay had been expecting. In emails Nezumi had expressed the same verbal mannerisms that he seemed to utilize vocally. He spoke the way he wrote, in clear, clinical observations. But there was something altered in the rest. Some lack. It went beyond jet-lag - it wasn't any form of exhaustion, per say, though he certainly seemed dead-beat. The difference was something harder - a strain over his expressions that hadn't been expected. Jay wondered if it was just the awkwardness of jumping off into a foreign country, meeting your admittedly-sort-of-threatening new coworker, and then immediately having to be introduced to Parker and sent out on a job right next after that. Any kind of strain at the moment could certainly be chalked up to that, anyway. Either way, he'd have to get past whatever that was and the jet-lag for what they were about to do, so hopefully the whole weird edge to the situation wouldn't even last long enough to be dwelt on.
They rounded around the prison and came down another slope. This time their high rise was only a little ways away - the street above them was the one that connected to the door, a very thin line of metal darting out from the above road not too high above them. Jay pulled into a small refueling station lot across the way and parked near the back, swinging out of the car and stretching before heading to the back, popping open the trunk with a wave of Parker's bracelet and beginning to sort through their supplies.
Noam Chomsky September 17th 2012 What Is The Emerging World Order? Our Legacy?
For the 10 year celebration theme of Roppongi Hills they are opening a 10th anniversary website in which users can experience 3D projection mapping on a miniature model of the city of Tokyo at a 1 : 1000 scale. Participants can enjoy various motifs of the city: “Futuristic City,” “Rock City,” and a traditional Japanese “Beauty of Nature” motif by pressing the keys on a keyboard, as if playing the piano.
Go to www.tokyocitysymphony.com
That's ok, I can use you as a thing to fall over when my leg goes out.
Like this:
Is Nasirah actually your sister?
Oh yeah, we’re actually identical twins, technically speaking. When we were little our parents had trouble telling us apart, so they gave one of us a sex change (I’m not telling which; that’s not your business) and also made her eat nothing but caramel ice cream and me eat nothing but vanilla ice cream. They were still having trouble, so in a last-ditch effort they stretched me out to be taller. Which was cool, as after that I could rest things on top of her head for safekeeping. Alas, the glorious and seemingly very different creatures you see today are the result of their efforts.
No, but really… we’re, eh, essentially siblings, as far as anybody has the right to care.
I mean. Enough people came back from the war with no family, and we decided not to be two of them, when we had each other there anyway. It’s a better reason than most people have for being related.
The Golden Gate Bridge sucks and you smell like pork chops.
I… I don’t…. THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE IS AN ARCHITECTURAL MASTERPIECE AND ICONIC WONDER REFLECTIVE OF THE PERSEVERING, VIBRANT SPIRIT OF SAN FRANCISCO.
A personality assessment? I’m not very familiar with A Song of Ice and Fire, so I can’t gauge how accurate the result “House Stark” is.
Yesss!
Oh, anyway— Mr. Yamada, I’ve only seen like, two seasons of Game of Thrones, but the Starks are basically the most honorable and sympathetic good guys. They got soul, so I’m assuming you do too.
I’m not a huge fan of Game of Thrones though. Lots of talking. You should watch Top Gear, it’s pretty rad.
I—Well… you might find that’s a rather premature assumption.
I do have to question the validity of this test. Most people would hesitate to use a word such as “sympathetic” while describing me. It looks like your result, however, was much more accurate.
I’ve never had much time for television. But if I get the chance, I guess I could, um, check it out. I would suggest something as well, but I don’t suppose you’d be too interested in Mandelbrot’s Statistical Self-Similarity and Fractional Dimension.
Thank you, Miss Garza.
No.
No, that's it. I quit. I quit everything in my entire life. Regina, you can have SFB-1. I bequeath it to you. You are, after all, the Rightful King by conquer. Yamada, being a Stark, apparently - can rule the North. I guess navigationally speaking that would be... Pleasurehouse? Yes, alright, that works - Yamada, you are now King of the Pleasurehouse. Have fun going to war, you two. I'm going to go take the black and maybe die of unfairness in the bitter cold or something.
(And fine, fine - the test is right more often than I thought, oh Regina the hale and hearty!)
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