Dr. Adrien Arbuckal (
prorenataa) wrote in
thisavrou2017-03-02 01:43 pm
Entry tags:
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- all about j: j,
- dogs bullets & carnage: badou nails,
- dragon age: neriel lavellan,
- mpd psycho: tetora nishizono,
- original character: adrien arbuckal,
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- uncharted: elena fisher,
- uncharted: nathan drake,
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[ Good afternoon fellow Ex-Moirans, enjoy a dizzying spin of the device before it settles to show a wide expanse of apple orchard. Occasionally, darting into the frame, is the form of a certain well known bahari, only he seems ... different.
Bigger, much bigger, probably standing almost four feet at the shoulder, his scales are now smoother and more colorful, with bioluminescent lines along his sides that are currently lit up with what appears to be a joyful color. His mane is also smoother, more mature and at one point, as he darts past, he gives what sounds like a little hiccup and a small burst of fire comes from his mouth.
The fire seems to surprise him, someone is still getting used to having grown up.
However, that is not the purpose of today's network contact.
From off to the side, comes Adrien's voice. If it sounds like he's picking apples it's because ... he's picking apples. ]
Quick question to the company assembled. Does anyone have any experience with very old Earth based computer technology? Specifically, floppy disks.
Bigger, much bigger, probably standing almost four feet at the shoulder, his scales are now smoother and more colorful, with bioluminescent lines along his sides that are currently lit up with what appears to be a joyful color. His mane is also smoother, more mature and at one point, as he darts past, he gives what sounds like a little hiccup and a small burst of fire comes from his mouth.
The fire seems to surprise him, someone is still getting used to having grown up.
However, that is not the purpose of today's network contact.
From off to the side, comes Adrien's voice. If it sounds like he's picking apples it's because ... he's picking apples. ]
Quick question to the company assembled. Does anyone have any experience with very old Earth based computer technology? Specifically, floppy disks.

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I do. Although hearing floppy disks and very old in the same sentence might've wounded my ego a little.
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Everyone died because of the floppies?
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video; the second half of that sentence put a different picture in my head
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video; lmao whoops nate should remember the drinking thing better than I do!!!
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[Sorry Adrien, someone is a little too hung up on the enormous, seriously metal looking critter to go into any helpful territory about floppies.]
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Instead, he came over and peered in the direction he had set his TAB.
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And thus was even more confused. ]
You mean the grass or the trees?
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[...Yeah, guess who really, really doesn't have that experience.]
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I don't believe we've met? [ Smooth Arbuckal, real smooth. ] As for computer technology, I can give you a basic to intermediate run down. The more advanced stuff is above my pay grade. Well, unless it's medical equipment, have to be up to date on that shit.
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I'm of no help with your technology inquiry, but ... what is that?
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If you mean the reptile, feline like creature who occasionally scares himself when he appears to burp fire? [ Oddly enough, there is a dry sort of affection in his tone. ]
That is Courser; my bahari.
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Is that your companion from before?
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Yes. He successfully transitioned to the next stage of his life cycle.
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I take it that you found your animal.
...At least in theory.
[What the hell happened to the cat and how did it get more giant? That is barely the same cat physically.]
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Actually he found me. He returned, a few days after I made my initial communication about having lost track of him. I've had some time to think about it and I believe, finally being planet side, a planet with a genuine earth base triggered his growth response.
[ Adrien had considered that Courser would have to wait until he had nestmates to go out with, since that was the only way he (Adrien) had witnessed the Naming Ceremony progress, but that didn't appear to be the case. ]
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[ Sorry Badou, you're going to have to be a bit more specific in your description of 'shit'. ]
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I know you put them in the computer in the floppy disk drive... Which you probably know on your own.
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I suspected. [ He remarked in a wry tone. ] Which would make securing the necessary hardware the next hurdle in this endeavor.
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[ Okay, look, he knows it's not a dog, but it's close enough. ]
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He's going to correct you, Daryl. ]
He's a bahari, not a dog. More feline than canine. But yes, he ... grew up and came back. Not always the outcome when they go through this stage of development.
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Well there were definitely reptilian characteristics to Courser, it was true. Still. Rude. ]
You can't. He came with me from my previous ship.
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You really are old.
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