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I'm going to take my bike out for a ride upstate or to Long Island. I am not sure yet. I just need to leave NYC for a short while. Call it "stir-crazy".
I'mI had toHi.
I'm going to take my bike out for a ride upstate or to Long Island. I am not sure yet. I just need to leave NYC for a short while. Call it "stir-crazy".
» Hey
» Just in case we're not back before then
» Mind if I leave my bday present for Mol with you?
» Vic? Can I stay with you while they're gone?
» Chase says we might not be back
» And I kinda like it here.
» Please?
I'm sure you've both seen the news by now, or read Pepper's message. In her stead, I'm headed over to Stark Tower to help with the security protocols, and as her assistants, I could use your help getting access to portions I don't already have access to. Are either of you already there, or should we meet in the lobby of Potts Tower first?
friends! country(wo)men! … fellow nerds.
the rumours are true: i am back in sunny california, working on my vitamin d levels. i hope to avoid getting electrocuted during this time away. i also hope that someone on the payroll comes up with a witty riposte to the funniest review of all time. here's a tidbit:Parachute use to prevent death and major trauma related to gravitational challenge: systematic review of randomised controlled trialsyour play, guys.
[Introduction] The parachute is used in recreational, voluntary sector, and military settings to reduce the risk of orthopaedic, head, and soft tissue injury after gravitational challenge, typically in the context of jumping from an aircraft. The perception that parachutes are a successful intervention is based largely on anecdotal evidence. Observational data have shown that their use is associated with morbidity and mortality, due to both failure of the intervention and iatrogenic complications. In addition, “natural history” studies of free fall indicate that failure to take or deploy a parachute does not inevitably result in an adverse outcome. We therefore undertook a systematic review of randomised controlled trials of parachutes.
stark tower is up and running again after the recent hoohah. security protocols have been upgraded, and some of chekov's ideas have been integrated to optimize the power. labs are secure. JARVIS is happily humming around. blow things up in the name of technological improvement with my blessing.
Are either of you in town? I'd like to talk to the both of you, if you have a moment.FILTERED TO PEGGY CARTER:
What do you say to a kid who's lost another one of his friends? I don't know if I managed to say the right things last night.
» Do you think we can make this motorcycle trip longer?
» Perhaps both Saturday and Sunday, if you're able to get away from work?
» I feel like I need a break from the city.
“People think that a liar gains a victory over his victim. What I’ve learned is that a lie is an act of self-abdication, because one surrenders one’s reality to the person to whom one lies, making that person one’s master, condemning oneself from then on to faking the sort of reality that person’s view requires to be faked…The man who lies to the world, is the world’s slave from then on…There are no white lies, there is only the blackest of destruction, and a white lie is the blackest of all.”― Ayn Rand, Atlas Shrugged
Thank you. I love the color. It means a lot that you helped me with this.