430th ODST: Hell's Angels (OOC Sign-Ups OPEN)

[Modioperandi]

Sweet.

Well, got to get the ol' BDUs on. We're having a comms exercise tonight.

I'd say go kick some ass, but you can't really do that on a comms exercise.

I hate comms. Jesus, do I hate comms.

[Ubaria]

On a completely different note, i think i picked the worse ending Mass Effect 3 had to offer.
In my defense i didn't know shooting the kid actually did something...

[Monfrox]

I'd say go kick some ass, but you can't really do that on a comms exercise.

I hate comms. Jesus, do I hate comms.

I enjoy working comms. I also enjoy being on ground team, but comms moreso.

We got some cadets to take their ICUT (Introductory Communications User Training) today and a few passed. Also got a cadet signed off on locating a distress beacon while testing out our newest ELT finder because the other one is a POS.

[Modioperandi]

Collecting for peoples opinions on my music making(Used to make EDM). CRITIQUE ME FRIENDS! Ignore my shit video editing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7KV1VDcQ1A

[Vancon]

Collecting for peoples opinions on my music making(Used to make EDM). CRITIQUE ME FRIENDS! Ignore my shit video editing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7KV1VDcQ1A

Not bad. The music at times seems a bit sharp and sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison to the harmonics.
On a side note? maybe we should just get started on the op since nothing is happening.

[Monfrox]

Collecting for peoples opinions on my music making(Used to make EDM). CRITIQUE ME FRIENDS! Ignore my shit video editing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7KV1VDcQ1A

Not bad. The music at times seems a bit sharp and sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison to the harmonics.
On a side note? maybe we should just get started on the op since nothing is happening.

Well Lucy ain't don' shit since she's konked out.

[Vancon]

Not bad. The music at times seems a bit sharp and sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison to the harmonics.
On a side note? maybe we should just get started on the op since nothing is happening.

Well Lucy ain't don' shit since she's konked out.

For how long? will she be in her pod the entire time? I think not. Time to get her outta there and running from some bugs.

[Modioperandi]

Collecting for peoples opinions on my music making(Used to make EDM). CRITIQUE ME FRIENDS! Ignore my shit video editing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7KV1VDcQ1A

Not bad. The music at times seems a bit sharp and sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison to the harmonics.
On a side note? maybe we should just get started on the op since nothing is happening.

Noted. Working on that.
I'm ready when y'all need me...after acceptance.

[Monfrox]

Well Lucy ain't don' shit since she's konked out.

For how long? will she be in her pod the entire time? I think not. Time to get her outta there and running from some bugs.

Better hop to it.

[Vancon]

For how long? will she be in her pod the entire time? I think not. Time to get her outta there and running from some bugs.

Better hop to it.

I can't do anything about that.

[Kchielsovo]

actually, I rescind my want join the RP. It's not that I actually don't want to join. It's just that I won't have the time.

[Modioperandi]

Sup people?

[The Armed Republic of Dutch Coolness]

Not much, really.

[Modioperandi]

Not much, really.

Indeed. Your flag, is that Halt and Catch Fire?

[The Armed Republic of Dutch Coolness]

Not much, really.

Indeed. Your flag, is that Halt and Catch Fire?

True Detective.

[Modioperandi]

Indeed. Your flag, is that Halt and Catch Fire?

True Detective.

Ahh.

[Kassaran]

The Office of Naval Intelligence has just now decided to look into creating actual Drop Bears.

Here's why:
Drop Bears are large, carnivorous creatures closely related to koala "bears". They hunt prey by climbing tall trees and then ambushing them from above. Certain techniques can be used to deter drop bears, such as smearing Vegemite behind one's ears. Unlike the first two beasties, the drop bear does not have any reported sightings or basis in folklore, and the myth was created solely for the purpose of scaring gullible tourists. Interestingly, however, the drop bear has an extrordinary resemblance to a now-extinct creature known as Thylacoleo or the marsupial lion — a prehistoric, tree-dwelling ambush predator whose closest known relatives are wombats and koalas. However, this is obviously just an eerie coincidence. ...
Although, another version of the Drop Bear's origins stem from an Aesop, teaching children not to sit under Eucalyptus and Gum trees (A Koala's natural habitat). Since the sometimes 100-kilogram-plus branches of Gumtrees have a nasty habit of breaking off suddenly...
It should be noted that, although it quite seriously does have claws to rival the knife glove worn by Freddy Krueger, (which it needs in order to climb trees) the Koala is not, in fact, a genuinely dangerous animal. They are nocturnal. During the day their activity level is thus minimal, and even if they weren't half asleep, they would still be far too stoned on eucalyptus oil (from the gum leaves that are the basis of their diet) to be bothered attacking anyone anyway.
It's also worth noting, however, that when you do manage to tick one off, Koalas can be extremely aggresive defenders of their young, territory, and personal space. The fact that they can get this angry while perpetually blitzed suggests that denying a koala its favored diet would be a very bad idea.

[Modioperandi]

The Office of Naval Intelligence has just now decided to look into creating actual Drop Bears.

Here's why:
Drop Bears are large, carnivorous creatures closely related to koala "bears". They hunt prey by climbing tall trees and then ambushing them from above. Certain techniques can be used to deter drop bears, such as smearing Vegemite behind one's ears. Unlike the first two beasties, the drop bear does not have any reported sightings or basis in folklore, and the myth was created solely for the purpose of scaring gullible tourists. Interestingly, however, the drop bear has an extrordinary resemblance to a now-extinct creature known as Thylacoleo or the marsupial lion — a prehistoric, tree-dwelling ambush predator whose closest known relatives are wombats and koalas. However, this is obviously just an eerie coincidence. ...
Although, another version of the Drop Bear's origins stem from an Aesop, teaching children not to sit under Eucalyptus and Gum trees (A Koala's natural habitat). Since the sometimes 100-kilogram-plus branches of Gumtrees have a nasty habit of breaking off suddenly...
It should be noted that, although it quite seriously does have claws to rival the knife glove worn by Freddy Krueger, (which it needs in order to climb trees) the Koala is not, in fact, a genuinely dangerous animal. They are nocturnal. During the day their activity level is thus minimal, and even if they weren't half asleep, they would still be far too stoned on eucalyptus oil (from the gum leaves that are the basis of their diet) to be bothered attacking anyone anyway.
It's also worth noting, however, that when you do manage to tick one off, Koalas can be extremely aggresive defenders of their young, territory, and personal space. The fact that they can get this angry while perpetually blitzed suggests that denying a koala its favored diet would be a very bad idea.

Interesting concept.

[Xing]

The Office of Naval Intelligence has just now decided to look into creating actual Drop Bears.

Here's why:
Drop Bears are large, carnivorous creatures closely related to koala "bears". They hunt prey by climbing tall trees and then ambushing them from above. Certain techniques can be used to deter drop bears, such as smearing Vegemite behind one's ears. Unlike the first two beasties, the drop bear does not have any reported sightings or basis in folklore, and the myth was created solely for the purpose of scaring gullible tourists. Interestingly, however, the drop bear has an extrordinary resemblance to a now-extinct creature known as Thylacoleo or the marsupial lion — a prehistoric, tree-dwelling ambush predator whose closest known relatives are wombats and koalas. However, this is obviously just an eerie coincidence. ...
Although, another version of the Drop Bear's origins stem from an Aesop, teaching children not to sit under Eucalyptus and Gum trees (A Koala's natural habitat). Since the sometimes 100-kilogram-plus branches of Gumtrees have a nasty habit of breaking off suddenly...
It should be noted that, although it quite seriously does have claws to rival the knife glove worn by Freddy Krueger, (which it needs in order to climb trees) the Koala is not, in fact, a genuinely dangerous animal. They are nocturnal. During the day their activity level is thus minimal, and even if they weren't half asleep, they would still be far too stoned on eucalyptus oil (from the gum leaves that are the basis of their diet) to be bothered attacking anyone anyway.
It's also worth noting, however, that when you do manage to tick one off, Koalas can be extremely aggresive defenders of their young, territory, and personal space. The fact that they can get this angry while perpetually blitzed suggests that denying a koala its favored diet would be a very bad idea.

Not what I had in mind at all when you said drop bears.

I assumed grizzly bears in the odst pods.

[Kassaran]

The Office of Naval Intelligence has just now decided to look into creating actual Drop Bears.

Here's why:
Drop Bears are large, carnivorous creatures closely related to koala "bears". They hunt prey by climbing tall trees and then ambushing them from above. Certain techniques can be used to deter drop bears, such as smearing Vegemite behind one's ears. Unlike the first two beasties, the drop bear does not have any reported sightings or basis in folklore, and the myth was created solely for the purpose of scaring gullible tourists. Interestingly, however, the drop bear has an extrordinary resemblance to a now-extinct creature known as Thylacoleo or the marsupial lion — a prehistoric, tree-dwelling ambush predator whose closest known relatives are wombats and koalas. However, this is obviously just an eerie coincidence. ...
Although, another version of the Drop Bear's origins stem from an Aesop, teaching children not to sit under Eucalyptus and Gum trees (A Koala's natural habitat). Since the sometimes 100-kilogram-plus branches of Gumtrees have a nasty habit of breaking off suddenly...
It should be noted that, although it quite seriously does have claws to rival the knife glove worn by Freddy Krueger, (which it needs in order to climb trees) the Koala is not, in fact, a genuinely dangerous animal. They are nocturnal. During the day their activity level is thus minimal, and even if they weren't half asleep, they would still be far too stoned on eucalyptus oil (from the gum leaves that are the basis of their diet) to be bothered attacking anyone anyway.
It's also worth noting, however, that when you do manage to tick one off, Koalas can be extremely aggresive defenders of their young, territory, and personal space. The fact that they can get this angry while perpetually blitzed suggests that denying a koala its favored diet would be a very bad idea.

Interesting concept.

And it is entirely and completely a lie and something I simply entertained as a possibility for half of a second before deciding to simply go with trying not to add too many more easter eggs.

[Ubaria]

Not what I had in mind at all when you said drop bears.

I assumed grizzly bears in the odst pods.

I was also under this assumption.
Just imagine a 400KG grizzly bursting from a pod, mauling a group of grunts with its teeth then swatting an Elite aside into a wall and stumbling its way into the distance.

[The Vaktovian Empire]

I assumed it was a Grizzly tank in a giant drop pod.

[Xing]

Not what I had in mind at all when you said drop bears.

I assumed grizzly bears in the odst pods.

I was also under this assumption.
Just imagine a 400KG grizzly bursting from a pod, mauling a group of grunts with its teeth then swatting an Elite aside into a wall and stumbling its way into the distance.

Now there's a fight I wanna see. Grizzly versus Brute. No weapons.... either that or both of them with gravity hammers.

[Kassaran]

I was also under this assumption.
Just imagine a 400KG grizzly bursting from a pod, mauling a group of grunts with its teeth then swatting an Elite aside into a wall and stumbling its way into the distance.

Now there's a fight I wanna see. Grizzly versus Brute. No weapons.... either that or both of them with gravity hammers.

Chicago... there's a hint. Not a Grizzly though I was planning. Something bigger. Also, sorry bout that in Gama OOC, thought it was here Xing and likewise posted. he, hehe...

[Vancon]

I was also under this assumption.
Just imagine a 400KG grizzly bursting from a pod, mauling a group of grunts with its teeth then swatting an Elite aside into a wall and stumbling its way into the distance.

Now there's a fight I wanna see. Grizzly versus Brute. No weapons.... either that or both of them with gravity hammers.

Brute won't stand a chance even with weapons. 'Cause it's a bear. We don't fuck with bears for a reason.