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[warmachine]

If I ever see a giant sandworm again, it'll be too soon.


[ filtered to Tony ]

How're you holding up, man? Please tell me you don't need me to work tomorrow, I just wanna shower and then sleep for 24 hours.

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[ironmanic]

Are you kidding me? I'm passing out in my giant, comfy bed for about a week.

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[warmachine]

I was hoping you'd say that.

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[ironmanic]

But after a week- I expect you to be prompt. Super prompt.

[Cracks a grin. Like Tony gives a damn about that.]

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[warmachine]

Super prompt so I can drag your lazy ass out of bed?

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[ironmanic]

That was the plan.

[signatures]

They just want to say hello in a personal manner.

[duplicities]

Fortunately for all they don't seem to be common.

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[warmachine]

I knew it. You're getting predictable in your old age.

[warmachine]

I could do without ever experiencing a sandworm's personal manner again.

[signatures]

How sad for them.

[warmachine]

I saw too many of them in desert, really.

[warmachine]

They'll just have to deal.

[signatures]

They'll be rather lonely when everyone has left.

[warmachine]

They can comfort one another, for all I care.

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[ironmanic]

Whatever, I'm still hot.

[signatures]

Bad experiences, I take it?

[warmachine]

I lost my sympathies for them by the second time one tried to kill me.

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[warmachine]

And properly hydrated again, I hope.

[signatures]

Fair enough. I think their persistence has endeared them to me.

[warmachine]

You find it endearing when something persistently tries to kill you?

[signatures]

They're good hunters for being so massive and disgusting looking.

[warmachine]

Yeah, that doesn't make them any more endearing.

[signatures]

You need to open your heart a tad more.

[warmachine]

You need to get your head looked at, more likely.

[signatures]

Well, you know what they say of heat stroke.