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maskormenace2015-11-10 07:49 pm
medalsome) wrote in maskormenace2015-11-10 07:49 pm
Entry tags:
- roxas | the key of destiny,
- † barnaby brooks jr. | n/a,
- † bucky barnes | winter soldier,
- † dorian pavus | lucerni,
- † francis urquhart | n/a,
- † gwendolyn tennyson | lucky girl,
- † hanzo urushihara | n/a,
- † hermann gottlieb | n/a,
- † joaquin mondragon | n/a,
- † maya fey | the pink princess,
- † newt | the glue,
- † newton geiszler | n/a
[video]
[Joaquin is standing up very straight, arms crossed, a serious look on his face. Under his mustache his mouth is drawn in a thin line, not really frowning but not happy either. Uh oh.]
As a soldier I've often found myself defending others in the name of what is lawful and just. That's the true nature of my work, back home and here as a hero. However, there are times when even a soldier is at odds with the law they have sworn to uphold. This, unfortunately, is one of those times.
[The stiffness melts away as he takes on a more huffy tone.]
I mean, seriously, you have to be twenty-one to drink? What kind of arbitrary age is that? You can buy smokes when you're eighteen but those are [he does the air quotes] bad for you. People will gripe at you at any time for just having a cigarette but making drunken posts over the communicators? Completely above reproach. [Sorry not sorry about using you as an example, Newton.]
Look, all I'm saying is, it's terrible that people are so judge-y when it comes to certain vices and not others. And those of us who could drink back at home should be allowed to drink here! It's only fair!
[Yeah, that's his real complaint here. Just had to get that off his chest.]
As a soldier I've often found myself defending others in the name of what is lawful and just. That's the true nature of my work, back home and here as a hero. However, there are times when even a soldier is at odds with the law they have sworn to uphold. This, unfortunately, is one of those times.
[The stiffness melts away as he takes on a more huffy tone.]
I mean, seriously, you have to be twenty-one to drink? What kind of arbitrary age is that? You can buy smokes when you're eighteen but those are [he does the air quotes] bad for you. People will gripe at you at any time for just having a cigarette but making drunken posts over the communicators? Completely above reproach. [
Look, all I'm saying is, it's terrible that people are so judge-y when it comes to certain vices and not others. And those of us who could drink back at home should be allowed to drink here! It's only fair!
[Yeah, that's his real complaint here. Just had to get that off his chest.]
private text;
How generous. If such a thing ever winds up in my possession, I will surely do so.