Jamie Madrox (
dupeability) wrote in
maskormenace2016-04-05 09:06 pm
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[This post starts off with the sound of a man clearing his throat.]
Uh, hi. I'm Jamie Madrox, and this is my first time travelling to an alternate universe.
[A pause. And an awkward chuckle.]
That was for all of you to go "Hi, Jamie!" I hope at least somebody caught on, or this bad joke works even less than it already did.
Support group cracks aside, I've looked over all the provided reading material and given the network a quick once-over, and my keen detective skills tell me we are well and truly screwed here, right? And I don't mean that just because we're a bunch of super-powered people trapped in an alternate universe. That's bad, but being stuck working for the government - and take it from someone who has been there - never turns out well, even without taking into account that the Cold War is, somehow, still happening? Has anyone figured out why that's a thing? I'm not a historian, but that seems like a problem worth looking into.
And hey, speaking of looking into things- [What a pro segue there.] - the detective skills line wasn't just another attempt at a quip. I am an actual licensed private investigator, both here and in my home reality. Technically, the paper I got from Uncle Sam says I only investigate...let's say "marital indiscretions", but as far as I'm concerned you can consider X-Factor Investigations ready and open here in Nonah for anyone who needs a PI. If any of my associates are trapped here too, then let me know. X-Factor...X-ssemble? Wait, no, that's terrible. Forget I said it.
Uh, hi. I'm Jamie Madrox, and this is my first time travelling to an alternate universe.
[A pause. And an awkward chuckle.]
That was for all of you to go "Hi, Jamie!" I hope at least somebody caught on, or this bad joke works even less than it already did.
Support group cracks aside, I've looked over all the provided reading material and given the network a quick once-over, and my keen detective skills tell me we are well and truly screwed here, right? And I don't mean that just because we're a bunch of super-powered people trapped in an alternate universe. That's bad, but being stuck working for the government - and take it from someone who has been there - never turns out well, even without taking into account that the Cold War is, somehow, still happening? Has anyone figured out why that's a thing? I'm not a historian, but that seems like a problem worth looking into.
And hey, speaking of looking into things- [What a pro segue there.] - the detective skills line wasn't just another attempt at a quip. I am an actual licensed private investigator, both here and in my home reality. Technically, the paper I got from Uncle Sam says I only investigate...let's say "marital indiscretions", but as far as I'm concerned you can consider X-Factor Investigations ready and open here in Nonah for anyone who needs a PI. If any of my associates are trapped here too, then let me know. X-Factor...X-ssemble? Wait, no, that's terrible. Forget I said it.

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You butchered it.
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Sorry, Mr. Stark. Please don't sic your copyright lawyers on me.
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Although if you're really sorry, you'll pay reparations without legal action.
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No, I'm pretty positive I'm done with it. Not like it works, anyway, X-ssembled isn't even a word.
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[In a cheesy sort of way. But Kotetsu is a cheesy sort of person, so.]
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What! It wasn't bad! You could totally make that one work.
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You're late.
[Ok, he's just grumpy it's Madrox and not certain other people.]
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Well, you know how it is with cross-dimensional flights. I had a layover on the Earth ruled by man-eating crabs.
How long have you been here?
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Two months. I arrived alone. I suppose you did as well?
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[He's doing the finger quotes.]
Nothing too unusual, except our clients tend to be mutants or other super-powered folk. Things tend to get out of hand real fast with that set.
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Did you ever work with the police?
Sorry? What's a mutant? [Conan knew the scientific definition of the word, but from the context it sounded like this guy was talking about something else. ]
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And a mutant is-[He pauses. God, what's the best way to Cliff Notes this explanation?]-is somebody who was born with their superpowers. It's genetic, usually kicks in around puberty. Sometimes at birth, in my case. My world used to have a lot of them. Now, not so much.
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It didn't work out, and hey, the name was just laying around, so...yeah.
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I think I've heard of other uh, mutants here. [She met them in costume. Which means she gets to pretend she has no idea who they are.] Not sure if they're part of your thing.
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Hey!
Older me has a lot of notes on the history here. And on the Porter. You want me to send them to you? They might help!
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But on the other hand, he probably wouldn't make up his mind anyway without a push. What could it hurt?
a lot, probably]Uh, sure, kid. And...older me? Do I want to know?
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Also, two files are attached to this message: number one and number two. ]
Okay, I'm sending them! Let me know if it doesn't work, I've never done this before.
I'm...usually older. I don't know what happened. It's the same with lots of people, I think. And I researched a lot of this, but I was older, and...I don't remember it. I'm trying to catch up.
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