#shadows-fan-space

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Tech re: Hunter and Cyare courtesy of my good friend @shadows-fan-space. Tech would definitely insert himself in a couples’ argument whenever he so desires. I am in stitches over this.

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I'm a little late for sniper sunday but

I headcanon that as cadets and even when they got older Crosshair, being the scheming bastard that he is, loved to kick the back of Hunter's knees to make him fall. He'd do it to Wrecker and Tech too, but mainly Hunter (wrecker falls on him and tech recovers fast enough to throw hands after the fall).

When Hunter and Crosshair found their partners and moved into separate homes, Hunter thought he had escaped.

Wrong.

Crosshair taught Hunter's kiddos how to do it and neither the sergeant nor his knees can escape the imminent ambush

"You turned my own flesh and blood against me!" "Get rekt"

I absolutely love this. Hunter deserves to get kicked in the back of the knees uh huh. We stan that. I love how he’s not safe from attack by his offspring. XD

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Not a soft Cross'buir thought, but still funny:

Crosshair gets scared by the toaster.

THIS IS CANON.

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Since I remembered you saying Tangled was one of your fav movies, I found a few wholesome memes from there

💜❤️💜

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Cross’buir and his daughter courtesy of @shadows-fan-space.

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Re: Ba’vodu Crosshair.

(Big thanks to @shadows-fan-space for discovering this gem. XD)

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I feel like Tech is the only dad who would be MORE than happy to go get supplies for a science fair project 10pm the day before it's due

😍The ONLY.

He absolutely would. And he would stay up the rest of the night finishing it.

Tech comes back, supplies in hand, to find his mini-me fast asleep at the table. They tried to stay awake, they really did. Tech does the logical thing and carries them to bed, because their little body needs proper sleep to fully function for tomorrow, before he gets to work on the finishing touches. He works away quietly, a sense of pride swelling in him because his child is so smart and they really didn’t need his help at all, he realizes as he reads over their notes that are characteristically elementary but strong in concept. Tech recognizes his child’s strengths, and helps them reinforce the things that are not. He might reword a sentence or two to make the delivery stronger; but when his child wins first place at the science fair, he reminds them acutely that this was all them, and they can apply themself anywhere, anyhow. They go on to be bold and innovative, just like their father.