a bandwagon? never!

[mymartini]

Mun, just because I chose a desk job doesn't mean I'm giving up. I'm still on the list if needed for field work, I've just found someplace that I'm more needed. The field has 007, but the brain and the legs can't work without the nervous system. I believe in M like I believe in James Bond, and if Bond tells me to get him a drink...

well, I can always remind him that I can hit my target, or I can choose not to.

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[aerophobe]

I find fun to be rather relative in the first place, but I suppose you can argue it doesn't get the adrenaline pumping quite as easily as field work does, yes. [ forgive him; his disdain for field agents just bleeds into his opinions far too often. ]

For what it's worth, Miss Moneypenny, I happen to find your work with M to be quite pertinent.

[mymartini]

You might find that you like it, that adrenaline rush of being in the field. Though in your case being in the field would more likely mean sitting in the back of a van with short range cameras.

[She sees his disdain with a smile, because clearly he's never been out there.]

As for my job, I'm more than happy to be the glue that holds command and the rest of MI6 together. If that means I need to be a buffer between Bond and M, then so be it.

[aerophobe]

I'm quite happy with my own brand of excitement, thank you. We all get out jollies in different ways.

[ he hasn't and has never wanted to, frankly! why dirty one's hands when you can do just as much damage — if not more — with just a few strokes of the keyboard. ]

I think I can speak for the rest of us when I saw we don't envy you for it.

[mymartini]

He's not that bad, Q. I like to think that I can handle him quite well.

[aerophobe]

I believe that says more about you, than it does about him, Miss Moneypenny.

[mymartini]

[And she just smiles at that.] You're probably right, but he's not that bad either way.