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sirenspull2012-09-06 11:02 pm
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Hi. [Why look, Siren's Port, this is one very annoyed person on your NV's today. All bruised and bumped and covered in grass stains. The norm of those who just fell through the sky. Again.] I'm Tony Stark. And for those of you who may not have noticed, we've been blatantly kidnapped. I've been told this is, uh, not something new, here? That some people have been living in the magical land of Stockholm Syndrome for years without actually realizing just how bad it is?
[His bullshit meter just hit so high it practically punched a hole through the stratosphere, guys]
I need three things. First, the nearest Starbucks and not whatever coffee equivalent Canada's pushing out. I will practically marry you if you can supply me with a coffee IV drip right now. Second, access to a computer for three days straight. And it cannot be some crappy brick from 1997 that still thinks Internet Explorer is too advanced to run up to speed. Third: information on any and all major businesses that have even the slightest interest in technology advancement.
[He reaches up a hand to rub two fingers against his temple, a headache more than just coming on.] Get to it, Port. And remember: Coffee. First.
Hi. [Why look, Siren's Port, this is one very annoyed person on your NV's today. All bruised and bumped and covered in grass stains. The norm of those who just fell through the sky. Again.] I'm Tony Stark. And for those of you who may not have noticed, we've been blatantly kidnapped. I've been told this is, uh, not something new, here? That some people have been living in the magical land of Stockholm Syndrome for years without actually realizing just how bad it is?
[His bullshit meter just hit so high it practically punched a hole through the stratosphere, guys]
I need three things. First, the nearest Starbucks and not whatever coffee equivalent Canada's pushing out. I will practically marry you if you can supply me with a coffee IV drip right now. Second, access to a computer for three days straight. And it cannot be some crappy brick from 1997 that still thinks Internet Explorer is too advanced to run up to speed. Third: information on any and all major businesses that have even the slightest interest in technology advancement.
[He reaches up a hand to rub two fingers against his temple, a headache more than just coming on.] Get to it, Port. And remember: Coffee. First.
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I might know a guy for a computer.
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[He is so not impressed by the general populace so far.]
What system?
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[Sending files: map.png and map.doc with highlighted coffee shop locations.]
An intravenous drip of coffee would be detrimental to your health but I have sent files regarding locations that you can purchase coffee.
As to your second request, computers can easily be purchased at various shops. If you do not already have the funds to purchase one, there are several people who would be willing to provide the funds, including myself.
And thirdly, either AGI or SERO could provide necessary information regarding it. SERO is likely your best choice however many other Newcomers recommend not affiliating with either company.
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Oh thank God. And trust me, I've had worse things than coffee in my bloodstream. Pretty sure my body would actually welcome it.
You give me a loan for a computer I swear I can double and pay you back within a week.
[But you're hitting him right in the curiosity, even as he checks out those files, already mentally mapping the path to the nearest Starbucks]
AGI and SERO, huh? Sound like generic big brands. Have any more info on them?
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You get a heads up on that coffee yet?
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More than, actually. You a connoisseur?
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[It's sad how serious he seems to be about this, huh?]
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And yes Mr. Stark, it's full.
[The camera spins and older man - looking about fifty - with pure white hair, tied back in a queue, piercing blue-grey eyes, three day old scruff that almost looks like a snowy beard, and dark circles under his eyes swings into focus. He looks like he hasn't slept in days. However he is dangling a red and gold head piece about three-fourths the way completed and and entire right arm - all thanks to the first time Tony Stark showed in the Port.]
You're also terribly under-dressed.
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... but then the camera spins, and after Tony sweeps his gaze over the man and no warning bells or nagging familiarity is kicked off, he lets his gaze focus in on the head piece and arm he's holding up, snapping back up to stare at the camera on his end, knowing full well it'll translate as if he's staring the guy right in the eyes.]
I was going for business casual today. [He arches an eyebrow] Mind telling me how you got a hold of that?
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[Check out the cappuccino machine behind her!]
But, I might be able to answer even more of your questions. But, first, you have to answer one of mine. What's the last thing you remember?
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But ah the catches. He's getting progressively more suspicious of those.]
... Yeah, not gonna answer that until you tell me why it matters.
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Some people here are dead in their own worlds, Tony Stark. They have nothing but oblivion waiting for them back home. [Let him just be miffed on behalf of his progenitor here, because Creators know Proxy One won't care.]
As for the rest of us, we know how bad the place is, but when you can't go home, what else is there to do but live with it?
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'Master' is fine. [Totally. Serious. As if he honestly expects nothing less.] And okay, other worlds I can buy. Whatever, it's a rainbow bridge thing. But please tell me we aren't talking about a rotting zombie situation.
[That gets him to smirk, though] Sounds like a challenge.
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Thought I'd at least get an 'awesome'.
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Coffee IV? Normally I'd second the request, but it's much more satisfying being able to taste the flavor.
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[You can practically hear his smirk]
IV means I get the coffee in, and can still sip a glass of brandy.
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[And boy does he sound serious about that]
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You noticed the kidnapping part? Half the people around here are in constant denial.
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I was tempted to go with the whole 'isn't just a river in Egypt' spiel but I think they're brain damaged beyond that. Can I just say? The fact that you're the first of our merry band of misfits I've seen here just made this place... 12.7% more bearable.
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Okay, back off the sarcasm, Bowie. Which, by the way, nice use of. A plus or something.
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Might not be able to help you myself but my brother's part of the geek squad back home.
He could probably answer your questions and get you somewhere that fits your, uh, requirements.
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Unless he has a fully holographic and automated computer system that projects itself on and from every surface in his house as well as a fully functioning AI security and maintenance system I kind of really doubt he'd meet my requirements.
[Just saying]
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[It's basically fifty shots of espresso and a crap ton of sugar. And maybe a shot of five hour energy.]
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[Takes a sip from her own cup that just so happens to be conveniently located on her desk.]
As for the kidnapping aspect, I believe everyone here is very much aware that they weren't brought here of their own free will, we're not all completely delusional.
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Also he hates all you people drinking coffee in front of him.]
I'm a firm believer in brand loyalty. Starbucks got me through college.
Yeah, but see, you admit some of you are.
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I couldn't stay away, apparently. But... yeah, usually avoid community centers and libraries, seeing as most people don't like me cannibalizing computers to make a better one.
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[He grins.] I'm almost finished perfecting this zoomer, too. I can get it to go higher then six feet without bursting into flames.
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... And if you can't make a machine fly higher than six feet, you definitely need help.
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