002 ✘ Video

[taselikeabee]

[ on screen there's a sleeping brittany pointer pup resting on what looks like is a nice, steely grey surface. probably because that would be Bumblebee's leg. poor Rex looks kind of small in comparison, especially since there's a big robot finger petting the sleeping puppy. ]

Finally! Little guy really doesn't know how to not be a little ball of energy. I don't know what Thundercracker was thinking when he decided he wanted him, but I've been taking care of Rex here since the big guy up and left.

[ actually, Thundercracker and the pup are really funny to watch, not that Bumblebee is going to say that. instead Rex just yawns and aww. isn't that a little heart warming. ]

...It's not really that bad.

[ so yeah. it really hasn't been that much of a chore. just exhausting. ]

So what kind of tricks should I teach him? ...Any tips on how I can wear him out faster would be nice too, I guess.

Comments

[lyingheart]

Yes... for all homes might be something more about situations, or people, or places carried with you than just a place you have that waits for you to return.

[taselikeabee]

Now who is sounding like a motivational speaker? Or a philosopher at least.

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[lyingheart]

...

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[lyingheart]

I think we're going to be accusing each other of that forever at this rate.

[taselikeabee]

I'd like to think it's going to be an inside joke.

[lyingheart]

One of these days? Things like that are usually among friends.

[taselikeabee]

I'd like to think we're at least friends.

[lyingheart]

[ She has a very, er, complicated relationship with that. Relationship word. One that is very slow to change... but text, in many ways, helps with smoothing past that. ]

We're not enemies.

[ ... Some help in smoothing past that. ]

[taselikeabee]

Well... That's a step in the right direction at least.

[lyingheart]

[ Baby steps. ]

We're also comrades in theoretical arms, in a sense.

[taselikeabee]

That's a given, though. A lot of people here fall under that category.

[lyingheart]

Yes. Still seems worth saying.

[taselikeabee]

It's still a step either way. I'll take what I can get.

[lyingheart]

Do you consider yourself a patient individual?

[taselikeabee]

It depends on what I have to wait for.

[lyingheart]

What things are worth waiting for?

[taselikeabee]

True peace. Friendship. Lots of other sappy answers.

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[lyingheart]

Really good delivery?

[lyingheart]

Food delivery, over anything else.

The sappy answers are nice thoughts. How practical they are or aren't... who knows. I don't.

[taselikeabee]

Hey no way. If they say ten minutes, I expect ten minutes or less. Fine dinning on the other hand, that's worth the wait.

So is a good movie coming out to DVD.

[lyingheart]

Are movies really that great?

[taselikeabee]

Thundercracker is your pseudo guardian and you're asking me that?

[lyingheart]

Have you asked him for an explanation?

[ No seriously Bumblebee did you ever try ]

[taselikeabee]

Annie... He just likes humans and everything that they can create. Television seems to be what symbolizes it most to him.

[lyingheart]

[ The thought of these fictional depictions symbolizing humanity amuses her... though she can see the logic within it. See that perhaps in entertainment, an idea of a civilization may be summarized. ]

Humanity is endlessly creative. I can agree with that much... though not so much the appeal of television. I suppose I like reality viewing more than fictional viewing.