Our Company Dogg-o in Korea ate better than a huge majority of the civilian population. He ate at our battalion chow hall until he went stateside with the First Sergeant close to the end of my first tour there. New First Sergeant brought in a new puppy from off post…..
The truly terrifying part of Engineers is, when you are trapped in a moving vehicle with one, they will suddenly say "Now this is really interesting, because..." followed by eight lifetimes of incomprehensibleness.
Second Story : I found the Captain quite reasonable. The request to know whats going on is important in fulfilling his duty. Maybe some situations could have been prevented if the Captain had known about the Cloaking Device. Or other new equipment not yet covered by Space-Geneva-Conventions.
The second story reminds me of the one about “words you don’t want to hear from a human engineer” (includes, but not limited to, ‘oops’, ‘that wasn’t supposed to happen’, and ‘that’s strange’j. “Trust me, bro” seems to be the total opposite of those.
And yet, you still don't want to hear it. Cause it means tomfoolery is afoot and moving at a speed not yet quite beaten by man AND sometimes leads to the ones you don't want to hear.
"Trust me bro" is the equivalent of "hold my beer" or a bomb-disposal tech running. Do not ask questions, do not pass go & collect $200 - JUST RUNNNNNNNN 😂😂😂😂
Great story; Excellent narration! For story #1, the Mercs were very "kind" to the Captain. They could have captured him and threw him into a pit with the creature that killed Dogg-o! For the 2nd story, never underestimate what a talented engineer can do with every-day items. LOL!!!
The funny thing with the first story is that he probably would have only gotten a beating if he wouldn't have run. The second one I can 100% understand the chief and how he could do some weird things. He was probably ex-special forces. You wouldn't believe what you can do with a single MRE, so making a weaponized food replicater is understandable.
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A properly supplied and motivated engineer will eventually build something that will break reality, and cause unending headaches for the scientists who are eventually tasked with figuring out how it was done in the first place and doing it successfully a second time. The improbable we do immediately, the impossible takes a little while.
enjoyed the first story, aboutto listen to second. liked it, would have prefred somesort of redemtion or learning experance lesson, but how the auther ended the stoy.... i that was very cleaver. Cant have it both way i guess, but one could create another timeline starting at the kick in the ribs.
Really the mercs are mad their dog died in duty protecting a vip? What do they expect from the weak alien they were hired to protect. Well after murdering their vip good luck getting a job I guess.
The Captain left a doggo to die. The mercs were very kind indeed. Never argue with the guy that can "hot rod" your jalopy AND phase you through solid matter.
My First Sergeant told me that he would shoot me the next time he even thought I was packing C4. I blew myself and platoon up, plus a company of Filipino Scouts and a submerged bridge. I may have used a tad bit more than was necessary and should have been watching the Filipino Combat Engineers running away…..blast area calculations seem to be important. I thought he was mad until I had to go see him about setting myself on fire…..technically not my fault but who knew Tanks had fire extinguishers…..
1st story: It left a dog behind... Execution for comrade abandonment. 2nd Story: I know just what to do with 14 anti-matter powered lawnmowers, and you won't like it
@@theshadyprotector8412 Nah, that hovership is powered by 1. Most of the power is funneled to the EM pads to give it the flying properties. Now, 14 AM-Powered Lawnmowers would be worse than a drone strike. If you consider what AM's properties are, which is gathering electricity from ambient sources, what do you think would happen if you drew energy away from the front of your ship? (When I mean "Draw", I mean you take everything from that angle)
@poiujnbvcxdswq Hold it. The one I've learned about is one that is a clump of protons, locked into a magnetic field, and needs to be be prevented from touching anything. Else, you've gone nuclear.
long lasting and regularly shown accurate human wisdom if person mistreats animals and/or animals instinctively dislike them for some reason such people tend to turn out to be not good to be around
Letting the dog die wasn't fatal. Making light of the dog dying was. It appears that the Italians have some "interesting" engineers as well, just like the Scots.
