håkon wium lie. (
zeitnot) wrote in
consignment2014-05-17 03:16 pm
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TO: ALL | SUBJECT: hooray for maternity
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
TO: ALL
SENT: DAY 3 | 10:18
Attaining brood mother status for a nest of bitty zerglings: dream achieved.
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
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SENT: DAY 3 | 10:19
Taking awesome and witty name suggestions, otherwise I'm seriously gonna just name them after people I know, and it could be you.
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
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SENT: DAY 3 | 10:21
Also accepting kind donations of fresh non-vital organs. Species irrelevant as long as its edible. Being zerg mother is much difficult.
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
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SENT: DAY 3 | 10:21
PS. Unicorns or flowers? I need some actual fucking opinions here.
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
TO: ALL
SENT: DAY 3 | 10:30
PPS. What cutesy team-bonding exercise did you other teams get? Are you guys even still alive?
TO: ALL
SENT: DAY 3 | 10:18
Attaining brood mother status for a nest of bitty zerglings: dream achieved.
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
TO: ALL
SENT: DAY 3 | 10:19
Taking awesome and witty name suggestions, otherwise I'm seriously gonna just name them after people I know, and it could be you.
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
TO: ALL
SENT: DAY 3 | 10:21
Also accepting kind donations of fresh non-vital organs. Species irrelevant as long as its edible. Being zerg mother is much difficult.
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
TO: ALL
SENT: DAY 3 | 10:21
PS. Unicorns or flowers? I need some actual fucking opinions here.
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
TO: ALL
SENT: DAY 3 | 10:30
PPS. What cutesy team-bonding exercise did you other teams get? Are you guys even still alive?

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Would organs from those rabbit things do?
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Nothing at the moment. If you need them, the Colonel will as well. Two birds, one stone.
[ a hunting she will go... ]
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That mean you're taking care of them for him? He's probably having trouble with the teeth.
[ bite-y, bite-y things. probably somewhat hilarious with a blind guy. ]
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FROM: kirstein.jean@cdc.org
Also who has actual opinions on unicorns and flowers what is there to even have an opinion about there
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
(2) There should always be opinions on unicorns and flowers. If you don't have any, it's like admitting that you lack some serious class.
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D ont name one of them after me
That's fridging weird
That has nothing to do with class
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From brown.stephanie@cdc.org
First, unicorns.
Second, congrats on motherhood.
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
(2) Second-- thank you, darling. If you're feeling generous, know that I am always accepting housewarming gifts of dead rabbits.
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And (2) not sure how good I am at catching rabbits but I might be able to babysit if you ever need a hand. Kids love me. So I'll assume zerglings do too.
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This one has been handcuffed to one of his teammates.
He wishes you the best with your own exercise!
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Man, they weren't kidding about the 'team-bonding' part of these exercises, huh.
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Although it makes working difficult.
wow that should've read wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org whoops....
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TO: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
Where are you keeping them?
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[ no he is not. ]
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You didn't.
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Why would you want to name it?
And unicorns.
voice recording.
Why unicorns? I want your most honest answer here. The fate of a young child's heart may depend on it.
FROM: braus.sasha@cdc.org
So they're called zerg rings? So when they grow up they are zergs?
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They look like sausage, so you should name them after sausage!! Bratwurst and Bierwrust and Blood and Liver and Knolllwurst...
[... Some time later:]
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I miss sausage... Are there unicorns here??
Also Ornage team is handcuffed to each other!
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
When they grow up, they'll be awesome. Zergs too, I guess.
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Wurst idea.
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I'm a unicorn. But that's beside the point. I need an unbiased answer here. I ask thee again-- unicorns or flowers?? Choose wisely.
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Team-bonding or team-bondage? One may never know...
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Whats a Zerg anyways?
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..... so is that a yes or a no??
[It's kind of hard to tell when you're making puns at her, even though she's not sure whether you just misspelled your shit. Gosh, typing is hard.]
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Eh?! Didou come from the last place??? I didn't know they could type! And flowers!!!
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Huh?
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FROM: english.jake@cdc.org
[ oh you can feel the teenage complaining radiating from his text. ]
FROM: wiumlie.hakon@cdc.org
[ taking a shot in the dark here-- handcuffs?? did you get the handcuffs?? ]
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Beg pardon?
[ hakon do you use this verbage on purpose. ]
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