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[call_me_spooky]

Before you run out and get your flu shot, you might want to think about who you're letting inject you. Where did these vaccines come from? How do we know what's in them? Whether they'll work? Whether they're serving some other purpose? Genetic markers. Biological or chemical testing. You never know.
I'm pretty turned off to getting mysterious shots, I'll take my chances getting sick.

In other news, I've heard about the recent occurrences of petrification. If you've got any information on them and wouldn't mind sharing it, I'd like to hear it.

[Police Filter]
Do we have any more information on the explosion the other day?

[ooc: o_o! anonymous person. th-thank you! ::flattered... goes back to cropping screenshots::]

Comments

[call_me_spooky]

It gets harder and harder to keep secret lairs hidden these days, doesn't it? But really, if someone manages to find it underground, they're probably people who'd be useful to you anyway, right? I've never thought about it in practical terms before.

That's a deal. I do have some good stories, and I'm not used to having an audience that actually believes them. You'd be amazed how hard it is to convince your boss that, yes, you really did need to fly to the Bermuda Triangle to keep the Nazis from winning the war.

Trust no one is my motto, except when it suits my purposes to change it to trust everyone. I don't think I'm much of a leader, but I like to know where it is I'm being lead, you know?

[warped-inside.livejournal.com]

Well, the invisible lift helps, but yeah. It was probably a lot easier for her than it should have been. Though in our defense, she was a PC. And I'm always up for a good story. That's the problem with belonging to a secret organization. You can't talk to anyone about what you do. And last time I tried, I wound up almost have my heart eaten by a stranded alien disguised as a human.

Well I've always been a lot better at following orders than giving them. Probably I trust a little too easily though. The aforementioned heart-devouring alien being an excellent example of that.

Don't suppose you play pool, Agent Mulder?

[call_me_spooky]

I'm not exactly sworn to secrecy, but people tend to look at me funny when I talk about the things I've seen. Or else, well, they listen too closely because they're using it to their advantage. It's one of the things I like about being here, heh.

I'm probably a bit rusty. I could definitely be convinced to play a game, trade a few stories, though.

[warped-inside.livejournal.com]

Exactly! It's such a relief to say something about aliens, or temporal anomalies, or sonic modulators and not get stared at as though you've spent too much time at the science fiction conventions.

I've lost all my pool partners but Ianto. I could probably be convinced not to beat you too badly the first time, in exchange for some stories. I'll even buy the beer.

[call_me_spooky]

Yup. Or, worse, be asked to appear on Jerry Springer.

Sounds like a deal to me.

[warped-inside.livejournal.com]

That one I'm not familiar with, but I can probably guess what sort of thing you're talking about.

Brilliant. I know a good place, just...let me know when you're free.