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keaalu ([personal profile] keaalu) wrote2008-12-26 12:24 am

That Snow Angel


That Snow Angel... That Snow Angel...
(Click to engalrge <--wtf is that supposed to be? ERF too late to be making spell right. *clears throat* Click image to enlarge.)

Or should that be "...that's no angel!" ? Bwahaha.

"Button...? You know it's probably gonna be seen as bad luck when a snow angel has horns, right?"

Although all I can think right now is F'CK that's one HUUUUUUUGE scarf Skywarp's got, there. Maybe someone sewed a load of blankets together for him.

I have got another much stupider one to come - based off something verry stupid, in which someone I know said she needed some more "Hermesetas" (they're a type of sweetener, btw) but it sounded like "Hermy Seekers"... and me being me, having plumbed the depths of furry depravity with the aid of wtf_fa, instantly went "hermy Seekers? Wtf? OMFGWTFBBQ IDEA". The picture itself is ridiculously stupid, but I've gone way more stylised than normal on the expressions, and I might just have to adopt Warp's "WTF?! X_x " face for an icon. BWAHAHA

Re: Who'd have thought that the pride of the air force would have SUCH a girly squeal?

[identity profile] muffins-of-god.livejournal.com 2008-12-28 07:38 am (UTC)(link)
...now I have this picture in my head that I'm going to have to attempt to draw. ¬_¬ "I think we used too much soap."

Poor Skywarp. Anyone would think he doesn't like baths.


(AUGH, why do I keep getting brain images? XDDD *cackles anyway!*)

"You think, Screamer? He only looks like one of those frothy four-legged squishy... sick things."

"Oooh, nice comeback, TC. Highly intelligent."

"Shut up, Starscream."

The two jets sat in the rec room at their usual table in the corner, each with a cube of energon in hand. It was almost frightening how...commonplace it was becoming to see any one (or all three) jets crowded around the table. With the exception of a few wary glances now and again, the Seekers had become an, if not welcome, accepted sight in Autobot territory.

Slipstream had taken the liberty of zonking out in Thundercracker's lap, which had earned him a dubious look and almost snide (if it wasn't so amused) comment from Ironhide (Is that kid magnetized to you or s'umthin'?). TC had taken it in stride as he did with anything else, and was actually a little surprised when Starscream let slip a small chuckle as the older mech walked away.

"Our reputation is effectively ruined, you know."

"Oh, I think the little ones and Sepp have effectively killed any saving chances it might've had," Starscream shrugged. "If it wasn't them, it was Skywarp's shrieking."

This time Thundercracker did grin. "I guess. But what a way for it to crash and burn."

"Sta'zim!"

Starscream looked over as Footloose blurred into the rec room, holding something to her small chassis. Honestly, he'd bet good credits that the little bundle of wires could sometimes rival him in speed.

With a small 'pop!' of displaced air, Footloose appeared on top of the table and skidded to a stop, nearly upturning Starscream's cube right onto his lap.

"Jas say I give. Am import'nt!" She handed a silver disc over to the older jet, who took it carefully.

"Oh? And what could be so important about this thing," Starscream queried, turning the disc so it caught the dim lighting of the room.

"Jas say it safe with Dack and Sta'zim. Day be grumpy if find. Ausep say Day am not to be grumpy!"

That caused Thundercracker to arch an optical ridge as he glanced at Starscream. Obviously, he had missed something, because Starscream was getting that look he got when something went just his way.

"Button, did Jazz say what was on this disc?" Footloose nodded.

"Carwash," she replied. Starscream's grin grew wider as he sub-spaced the mini treasure. Thundercracker fought to keep his face straight.

"Go tell him we appreciate it, and we'll keep it away from Day."

Footloose grinned, very proud of herself for doing good! and popped out of view. Silence once again descended on the empty rec room.

"...TC?"

"Yeah, Screamer?" Thundercracker was laughing now.

"Don't you DARE repeat this. I can't even believe I'm going to SAY it...but I think we owe Jazz."

(XDD I'm glad you liked it! I got the mental image and couldn't help myself. TOTALLY your fault :P Lol, we just need to trade ficbits now. ForSCIENCEthe lulz.

I hope you like this one...even if they kind of ran away with it...I was going to end it after the first couple of sentences! Screamer is a pushy bastard.)

Re: Who'd have thought that the pride of the air force would have SUCH a girly squeal?

[identity profile] keaalu.livejournal.com 2008-12-29 12:09 am (UTC)(link)
Bwahaha, poor Warp. :D I would say I'm sorry, except that I'm not. ;) Now I have this vague mental image of a certain someone stomping about and trying really, really hard to think up something suitable in retribution, but he isn't having much luck (and neither am I ¬_¬ I've just had... frogs).

Yeah, they've tended to run away with my braindoodles as well. ¬_¬ "Screaming Blue" was only supposed to be a few thousand words, not a freaking novel (that was before Warp muscled in on Screamer's airtime).

This kinda fell out of my pen as a result, while I was watching TV this evening:
Image
(I've given up attempting to be semi-true-to-the-cartoon, and just gone stylised, and I kinda like the result. ;) )

Re: Who'd have thought that the pride of the air force would have SUCH a girly squeal?

[identity profile] muffins-of-god.livejournal.com 2008-12-29 08:47 am (UTC)(link)
XD Damn. I have a retort ficbit to this, but i'm too tired to type it up. Guess you'll just have to wait until I get back on Saturday! :P

Nooooooo

[identity profile] keaalu.livejournal.com 2008-12-30 03:55 pm (UTC)(link)
But that means I've got to wait until NEXT YEAR! *flails on floor* ;)

Re: Who'd have thought that the pride of the air force would have SUCH a girly squeal?

[identity profile] http://users.livejournal.com/_silverfox/ 2008-12-30 05:11 pm (UTC)(link)
*helpless laughter*