Adelaide Cooke (
transfusionem) wrote in
irisnetwork2019-03-29 03:58 pm
un: wellcooked
So I think we have punching pretty well taken care of, but does anyone have advice on how to buy a decent sword?
Asides from just like, go to the market and find one.
Asides from just like, go to the market and find one.

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Why do you know people in the Russian mob? Actually I guess that probably isn't that important as the moral of the story, which is if I have a gun don't be a fucking idiot with it.
[That is literally not going to happen so you can stop stressing yourself out and relax for once!!!]
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You are correct. It is the moral of most of my stories involving братва, though I never did meet Нет хуй Maksim.
[ Google translate Нет хуй, I'll wait. ]
But it's all very simple as long as you don't get cocky.
[ You don't know that for sure and neither does he, but why take the risk? ]
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[And she will google that, thank you very much.]
Is that a literal name or not?
Nothing's been simple since coming here.
[Everything is complicated all the time.]
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I wouldn’t know. As I say I never met the man. He was just always mentioned when a young member carried their gun in the waistband of their pants.
On that we agree, but I suspect for different reasons.
[ All the magic and stuff has been normal to him. It’s the normal things that he’s always confused by. ]
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[You never know.]
Sounds like he got that name for a reason, even if the reason was to just teach recruits proper gun safety.
Oh, definitely different. Normally that wouldn't be a bad thing, though.
[She's not sure it's a bad thing now, honestly, but sometimes everything just feels bad.]
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[ Rex really doesn't actually get that doing that sort of thing is really, really hard unless you're like him. He seriously undervalues his own competence. ]
It didn't work, if that was the reason. Everyone with a gun I've seen here needs to learn his story too.
What wouldn't be bad? The difference or the complication?
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[She knows her limits!]
Both. Usually complicated isn't too bad and having different views is usually good, but here it's all just bad all the way down.
Or, well, that's how it seems, what with the world ending and all that.
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[ Rex has no limits! *charging up noise* ]
No, that's basically correct.
[ That's not quite Rex level hopelessness but she's just a beginner. Get some practice, miss some sleep. ]
Everyone always seems to forget we're all going to die if we don't do this right. It's quite distressing.
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[Rex should get some limits before he keels over.]
Thinking about it is exhausting, and besides - it's not all set in stone yet. I'd rather think about the chance things might go okay.
[But maybe she's an idiot, she almost says. But nope, not going to dunk on herself. This time.]
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[ Except him. Obviously.* ]
They'll be okay if we make them so and not under any other circumstance.
[ And by 'we' he means 'I, personally' of course.* ]
*Just gonna refer you to his profile page here.
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[She's going to need some time to get any confidence at all back.]
I mean, yeah, but that doesn't mean we'll fail.
[She 100% means we. Teamwork makes the dream work, baby.]
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[ That's a fucking pun, dude. ]
No, I'm sure we all all do our best. But it doesn't mean we'll succeed either.
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[She can't even be mad because she fucking loves puns.]
I think it means we'll be more likely to succeed than if we didn't try at all.
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[ Eeyoring intesifies. ]
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It'll be fine!
[You stop that.]
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Unless we do a terrible job at it.
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[ Their best may be horrible. Look at these idiots.
They're actually having Spring Break. God. Everyone is going to die and when they do it will be because he couldn't save them. ]
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[Their best is going to be just fine - there's enough of them there they can make it happen.]