FROM: dagger@cdc.org
If he sinks, that's one less problem. Or one more problem, depending on the sinking.
Not too shabby for the three of you, good job. Smack up anyone who hasn't done the homework, you have my permission.
If you can manage both without killing someone, I don't mind which one you pick.
Who cares about concussions, anyway.
And we don't like disappointments.
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All right, it's all good then, I guess.
But yeah. At the very least, I'm interested to see how the one left fares around here.
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FROM: dagger@cdc.org
If he sinks, that's one less problem. Or one more problem, depending on the sinking.
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Guess all we can do is wait, huh?
FROM: jacobs.shinobu@cdc.org
By the way, I've got some reports for you. And for the record, Gibson and Benjamin did theirs too. I've yet to receive anything from everyone else, though.
[ATTACHED: Shinobu's info
Wesley's info
Jack's info]
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FROM: dagger@cdc.org
Not too shabby for the three of you, good job. Smack up anyone who hasn't done the homework, you have my permission.
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With my regular hand or the robotic one?
[Is she joking? Who knows.]
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FROM: dagger@cdc.org
If you can manage both without killing someone, I don't mind which one you pick.
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As long as I hold back with the robot hand, they should be fine.
Knocked out, maybe, but fine.
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FROM: dagger@cdc.org
Who cares about concussions, anyway.
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If they're on my unit and can't walk it off, then they'd be a disappointment.
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FROM: dagger@cdc.org
And we don't like disappointments.
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Damn straight.