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[definingfuture]

Sometimes I wonder if you're just doing this out of spite.

That's it, isn't it? You know that's unhealthy.

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[technetronic]

[Yes, because he's sometimes eats unhealthy and so his words had nothing to do with being emotionally unhealthy. He takes the last couple of bites and scrunches up the paper to toss it somewhere behind him.]

When you're us, nothing is compulsory.

[definingfuture]

[Nope, just going to stick to the obvious and avoid anything to do with emotion, thanks.

You're one to talk.]

So we choose to be unhealthy. That's encouraging.

[technetronic]

[Shrugging.]

It'll only become a problem years from now. And I for one plan on replacing every part of me.

[Perfecting the Iron at the cost of the man.]

[definingfuture]

Right.

Replacing with what, exactly? Last I remember, you still have a lot of work to go.

[Mixed feelings on that one. He's... still thinking about it.]

[technetronic]

[WOW RUDE. DON'T RUB IT IN HIS FACE HOW YOU'RE MORE TECHNOLOGICALLY ADVANCED. JUST WAIT UNTIL APRIL.]

Cyborg sounds cool.

[Failing that, there's a certain ex by the name of Maya Hansen he could hit up...]

[definingfuture]

[He doesn't particularly like you, man. No offense.]

It's not that cool. Where's the "man" in the Iron Man then?

[See? Helpful. Now stop being a pain in the ass.]

[technetronic]

[He doesn't like you either, but he's at least trying to be civil for now.]

Flesh doesn't make the man. Besides, being an ordinary human makes you weak in a world of supersoldiers and demigods.

[definingfuture]

[Try harder.]

There's only so much improvement can do with a faulty base. Who says you'll ever compare to them even at your best?

[Okay, okay. Civil? You want civil?]

Maybe you should work on the ordinary human part first.

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[technetronic]

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2/2

[technetronic]

[He is going to kill you. Slowly and painfully. He's reminded exactly why he didn't miss this guy

He looks the other over derisively.] You're one to talk. Didn't you get Rogers killed?

[definingfuture]

[Just pointing out the facts, Tony. Don't hate the messenger.]

Not by being too much of a machine.

[Yes, he's aware that there are flaws in that too.]

That was just a... an accident. Nothing I had would have made that better.