voicetesting.

[propellant]

It would be a hassle for you, should you proceed to make the attempt without adequate knowledge of my area of expertise, but I'm certain you'd be fine. "Bullshitting" your way through is a talent that I've noticed you and your many peers possess, although a little research surely wouldn't hurt.

Comments

[phonetical]

Don't expect much of them. This one has a open-book policy.

[propellant]

I've learned as much from watching, although I noticed supreme dedication for Dr. McCoy from mine.

[ she wouldn't call it bias, but it's bias. ]

[eightlives]

There's no shame in faking it until you can make it. Just don't let your mun turn it into a habit.

[phonetical]

Do you think they're able to do the same or do they just have a one track mind?

[Total bias.]

[hischair]

Look at it this way, at least you've got the correct authorization to even be here.

[propellant]

I suppose we'll find that out eventually, although I'm wondering about the benefits of making it difficult for her. Perhaps she'll leave me alone, then.

[propellant]

Sound advice, but too late, I figure. She's something of an expert on it by now.

[propellant]

[ LMFAO GET OUT OF HERE ]

Do I? I'm glad to see that the efforts made on her absurdity is wildly commended by the captain of the Federation's flagship.

[phonetical]

I don't mean to laugh, but that's probably not going to happen.

[hischair]

[ :'D ]

Just saying that it's nice to see you being appreciated for your talents, Doctor Marcus.

[propellant]

My talents are going to be used to serve on the ship in which I am now assigned, formally, and the commanding officer in charge. Appreciation is nice, but it isn't necessary.

[propellant]

That's a shame, although I'm still allowed pipe dreams now and again.

[hischair]

And yet, you're part of the family now so you have to begrudge me a smidgen of sentimentality when it comes to overseeing your work. I'm sure Spock'll be more than happy to withhold his personal appreciation when it comes to professionalism, as head of your department.

[propellant]

[ someday, in the distant future, she'll figure out how to deal with someone like you, jim kirk ]

...I suppose I can grant some free rein to the man who's saved all of our lives.

[aviophobe]

Let's talk about this whole bullshitting thing for a minute.

[ he knows about this. all too well. ]

It's inevitable. That's really all there is to it.

[ THANKS BONES. ]

[hischair]

Well, then. I'll do my best not to let it come off as favoritism.

[ Someday, they could have more in common than they now know. ]

[propellant]

[ yeah thanks bones. ]

Inevitable. Then what would you do to brace yourself before an oncoming storm?

[aviophobe]

[ he is here to be of the utmost help, surely. ]

Make sure you have an umbrella.

[propellant]

That would be appreciated, and I'm sure the commander would be quick to follow up on that with a few choice words of his own to make sure your approval doesn't get to my head.

[ distant taylor swift music playing in the background ]

[propellant]

[ yes, like the gentleman that he is. ]

Well that's where we might have a problem. I don't own one at all.

[hischair]

[ Not so distant lbr. Practically in headphones. ]

You'll have to out-science him, I'd pay to see that.

[aviophobe]

[ such a southern gentleman. ]

.. How do you not own an umbrella?

[propellant]

[ why can't you seee-eee-eeeee ]

I have my own specialty, Captain, and so does he. There wouldn't be any need for you to empty your pockets.

[ she is so not fighting spock are you kidding?

...well, maybe. ]

[hischair]

[ spock ur fired ]

He'd rise to the occasion, make no mistake.

[propellant]

I simply never had a need for it, unless I travelled back to England to visit my mother. It's always raining in London.