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1. “Security isn't about simply creating a fortress; it's about creating the weaknesses so you know not only when the poor slagger will try to hack through but also how they'll do it.” Red Alert said smugly.
2. The Autobots weren't allies, they were merely a stepping stone to those who truly understood and respected humanity for what they were; the Junkions. Make this into something serious and the author will hear my squee of joy.
3. “Organics are addicted to beats. Anything with a beat can make them twist and turn like they contracted a virus. Makes me jealous.” Bonus points for anyone not Blaster or Jazz although it isn't vital.
4. <Enter Decepticon name> considered himself as Decepticon as they came; even if he was protecting a small colony of humans on some backwaters planet. Was it such a crime for a 'Con to think the war was getting a little...dull? Besides, the humans here were great and they didn't care if he was a 'Con.
5. The Seekers despise humans in planes or helicopters. But what if they encouraged humans in their gliders, considering it the appropriate way for humans to learn to fly? What if they actually 'imprinted' on some gliders and began teaching them how to better fly and push themselves? Would this change how humanity flies?
6. The longer the war goes on the stranger humans become with each new 'improvement' they make in order to fight the Decepticons alongside the Autobots. Soon even their allies will wonder though; what does it mean to be human if you don't even look like one?
1. “Security isn't about simply creating a fortress; it's about creating the weaknesses so you know not only when the poor slagger will try to hack through but also how they'll do it.” Red Alert said smugly.
2. The Autobots weren't allies, they were merely a stepping stone to those who truly understood and respected humanity for what they were; the Junkions. Make this into something serious and the author will hear my squee of joy.
3. “Organics are addicted to beats. Anything with a beat can make them twist and turn like they contracted a virus. Makes me jealous.” Bonus points for anyone not Blaster or Jazz although it isn't vital.
4. <Enter Decepticon name> considered himself as Decepticon as they came; even if he was protecting a small colony of humans on some backwaters planet. Was it such a crime for a 'Con to think the war was getting a little...dull? Besides, the humans here were great and they didn't care if he was a 'Con.
5. The Seekers despise humans in planes or helicopters. But what if they encouraged humans in their gliders, considering it the appropriate way for humans to learn to fly? What if they actually 'imprinted' on some gliders and began teaching them how to better fly and push themselves? Would this change how humanity flies?
6. The longer the war goes on the stranger humans become with each new 'improvement' they make in order to fight the Decepticons alongside the Autobots. Soon even their allies will wonder though; what does it mean to be human if you don't even look like one?
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Date: 2010-03-23 10:59 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-03-23 11:25 pm (UTC)And love the icon. I feel for the reds, really I do.
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Date: 2010-03-24 10:54 pm (UTC)ikr? Poor redshirts don't even have a chance unless you're besties with the captain.
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Date: 2010-03-27 02:15 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-04-21 02:56 am (UTC)^__^