ARMADA (
typearmada) wrote in
consignment2014-05-17 08:20 am
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TO: GREEN TEAM | SUBJECT: TEAM BUILDING
FROM: armada@cdc.org
TO: GREEN TEAM
SENT: DAY 3 | 06:00
I hope you're all good at building.
FROM: armada@cdc.org
TO: GREEN TEAM
SENT: DAY 3 | 06:02
Everyone meet at the designated coordinates. Dress warm.
TO: GREEN TEAM
SENT: DAY 3 | 06:00
I hope you're all good at building.
FROM: armada@cdc.org
TO: GREEN TEAM
SENT: DAY 3 | 06:02
Everyone meet at the designated coordinates. Dress warm.
GREEN TEAM'S EXERCISE is going to consist of building a giant snow fort. Specifications include an igloo (or similar) large enough to fit the entire team in outside of the rendezvous point. Between the fort and the rendezvous point, a snow wall will need to be built. The team will have until Day 4 to build the fort (you may have noticed another team may have to sleep outside by that point, after all), and to the end of downtime to complete the wall. At that point, Armada is going to give every team member a small mine to place on the wall— and blow it sky high.
When the exercise is completed, the wall will explode, the fort will still be in intact, and Armada will reward every team member with one of these mines for later exploration of the planet (assuming they made a damn good snow wall). If it is unsuccessful— well. Just make sure it's successful.
Additionally, team members who try to keep the exercise mine with the intention of saving it for later will find it deactivated after the wall is destroyed. They also won't get a new one when everyone else does. Don't try lying about it, Armada will know.
There will be no official log posted. Feel free to have your characters build, complain about the cold, play capture the flag, etc.

FROM: kaburagi.kotetsu@cdc.org
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FROM: fenris@cdc.org | VOICE MESSAGE;
text.
from: gibson.wesley@cdc.org
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Is that too much for you.
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FROM:mercer.alex@cdc.org
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FROM: braun.reiner@cdc.org
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hijacking your thread
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from: fon.fabre.luke@cdc.org
[Ghost taught him how to do that.]
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[guess who can't understand emotes.]
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FROM: vakarian.garrus@cdc.org
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FROM: korra@cdc.org
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Not today though.
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FROM: hoover.bertolt@cdc.org
FROM: talbot.hanna@cdc.org
warmer than usual...?
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FROM: fenris@cdc.org
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[Armada will be getting a really short voice call. The shortest ever.]
CALLING: ARMADA
1 COME!! IS GUD DOG.
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Your enthusiasm is promising.
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Roger that, sir.
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FROM: english.jake@cdc.org
Can some us at least please be provided with some warmer clothing that would makes those who are accustomed to tropical weather a teensy weensy bit more comfortable?
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Wear layers.
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>You see, I am usually too big for tasks like this.
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hear. not here. my god.
your god indeed, friend.
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Building?
[ He's not sure what to think of this. On the one hand, it's better than sitting around camp all day and shoveling snow.
On the other hand: building. ]
I can't say I'm an expert. What do we have to build?
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No time to learn like the present.
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FROM: ikari.shinji@cdc.org
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