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Will SOMEONE please explain to my lead-brained, rust-ridden, overclocked low priority glitch of an excuse for a wingmate that HUMANS NEED TO EAT?!
I am NOT towing you if you go into stasis-lock again, understand? Doing it in zero-g was bad enough, but this is just STUPID.
- Blitzwing
I am NOT towing you if you go into stasis-lock again, understand? Doing it in zero-g was bad enough, but this is just STUPID.
- Blitzwing
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Yeah, that's just the sort of slag I'd expect to hear from an Autobot. No wonder they get along so well with your species.
(an arrow has been drawn pointing to one of the above posts, with the phrase "two and a half million years" circled and underlined twice)
I suppose, in that time, I may have grown used to him, in some senses. Certainly I can't imagine attaining the same degree of rapport with any other mechanism. However, our partnership largely remains one of convenience; our fighting styles naturally complement, and our personalities, current situation to the contrary, tend to clash less frequently than when we are forced to work with other Decepticons. But if it came down to a matter of his survival or mine, I would not hesitate to make the proper choice. Actually, a large part of the reason I'm working so hard to convince him to start eating is because, in this sort of situation, my survival is quite strongly linked to his. It will be infinitely easier to fight my way out of here with him by my side.
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Oh geez, not this againYour wingmate seems like the most obvious choice, I mean, you already seem to care about each other a lot, and you've known each other a while...
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And seeing as you're human now, you might not have much of a say in the matter. Though if you're worried, you can always practice the, uh, physical side of it...
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Anyway, isn't the root of this argument our differing views on love? Who was it who said we're products of our culture? Or programming, in my case. I wonder if there's a significant difference? Anyway, look. You keep talking about how love's this great wonderful thing, right? So prove it! Show me some way love actually makes you stronger, despite all the various times I've seen it get people killed. Put your money where your mouth is, as they say on Broadway!
Or wait, is it Broadway where they say that? Maybe it's Toronto. I can't remember!