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[good evening, Paradisa. not to interrupt, but...]
Hey, uh... Anyone have experience with handling unstable isotopes?
I've got... kind of a problem.
[kind of a potentially radioactive problem.]
Hey, uh... Anyone have experience with handling unstable isotopes?
I've got... kind of a problem.
[kind of a potentially radioactive problem.]
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[brace yourself, dude. his finger's pretty much hovering over the keypad, and his other hand's on the dematerialization lever.]
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[and then there's a great wheezing, whooshing sort of sound over the journal...
or ... is it right there in the room with you, Bruce? oh wait, yes - yes it is. over there, in the corner, hopefully there wasn't anything important, because suddenly there's a blue police box shimmering into view as a wind kicks up around it. not quite strong enough to knock anything over, but - it's enough to at least ruffle some pages and drapes. the whole process finishes with a dull thud, and the door swings open. enter one Doctor, all business. unstable isotopes mean no time for small talk]
Alright, where is it ...?
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it's a good thing he's seen some pretty crazy stuff the last few months, otherwise he might be really freaked out by the blue box appearing in his room. but for now he just looks kind of astonished and surprised and... brb trying to process.]
Uh... the... isotopes? [he points towards a table behind them 8( cube-shaped samples next to a big spinny machine.]
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Alright, what do you need done with them?
dernit I am determined to finish this thread
That can wait for a minute, did you-- [pointing.] Did you just... teleport here... in a police box?
YES GOOD so am I
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Okay. Well. Then I guess, uh... Yeah.
So this is what I was working on.
[sure, he will just shove all that crazy thinking aside for a moment.]
It's just some small samples. They're supposed to go in this machine, but if I'm right... the place doesn't really want me doing that.
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[that's just fine, Bruce, he and all his crazy will be right there waiting for you whenever you're ready. for now, though, he'll carefully pick up the samples and start moving them into place - because it's something he'd invariably be familiar with. Doctors and their science, and whatnot.]
There, how's that? Would you rather them placed differently...?