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capitalh2014-05-26 09:37 pm
kaijugrrroupie) wrote in capitalh2014-05-26 09:37 pm
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Who: Newton Geiszler and Yooooouuu
Where: An seedy looking office within LA Chinatown
When: Late March, every evening between 3-5
What: Newt's arrived in LA and before his official job starts, he decides to set up a health clinic for aliens and cyborgs. Because that's a thing you do.
Warnings: over zealous discussion of autopsy probably
[The best thing about not really sleeping much every night meant that Newt got over the jetlag from moving from Japan to America pretty quickly. Nothing several cups of coffee and a bowl of overly sugary cereal aimed at children (not middle aged scientists) couldn't fix, even if it was three in the afternoon.
He's got his laptop open, absently reading the latest shonen jump--it's really not the same reading it online, but it'll do--swinging around in his chair with a bowl of cereal in one hand, sucking on the spoon with his other.
The office is pretty basic, with a desk and a few chairs, a slowly filling bookcase and a sink. He's not had much time to get things set up since he's only been in the city for a few days but it's got the essentials for setting up a totally respectable clinic. As well as suspiciously looking like a studio apartment. He's been looking into getting a gurney for patients to make it look more clinic-y and less like he's living here, but figured a camp bed would do for now. It's certainly been good enough for him, so nobody will mind. If they're visiting they probably have a few different things to worry about anyway.
He isn't even sure if anyone will turn up, but it doesn't matter. He's got about four years of academia to catch up on before he starts at Mintaka, and of course, has left it to the last minute to do it.
But then again, he doesn't need sleep. So it'll probably take him no time at all.]
Where: An seedy looking office within LA Chinatown
When: Late March, every evening between 3-5
What: Newt's arrived in LA and before his official job starts, he decides to set up a health clinic for aliens and cyborgs. Because that's a thing you do.
Warnings: over zealous discussion of autopsy probably
[The best thing about not really sleeping much every night meant that Newt got over the jetlag from moving from Japan to America pretty quickly. Nothing several cups of coffee and a bowl of overly sugary cereal aimed at children (not middle aged scientists) couldn't fix, even if it was three in the afternoon.
He's got his laptop open, absently reading the latest shonen jump--it's really not the same reading it online, but it'll do--swinging around in his chair with a bowl of cereal in one hand, sucking on the spoon with his other.
The office is pretty basic, with a desk and a few chairs, a slowly filling bookcase and a sink. He's not had much time to get things set up since he's only been in the city for a few days but it's got the essentials for setting up a totally respectable clinic. As well as suspiciously looking like a studio apartment. He's been looking into getting a gurney for patients to make it look more clinic-y and less like he's living here, but figured a camp bed would do for now. It's certainly been good enough for him, so nobody will mind. If they're visiting they probably have a few different things to worry about anyway.
He isn't even sure if anyone will turn up, but it doesn't matter. He's got about four years of academia to catch up on before he starts at Mintaka, and of course, has left it to the last minute to do it.
But then again, he doesn't need sleep. So it'll probably take him no time at all.]
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Oh man! Does that mean it's not even here? Like if I put my hand right through your--..
[The attempt to push his hand through the hologram's guts fails when he hits flesh, and his fist crumples a little against the Alternian. He looks a bit disappointed.]
Aw man. Totally not as cool.
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Practically speaking, solid holomatter technology is vastly superior in terms of remaining under cover.
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Uh, yeah that makes sense. Like, a whole load of sense.
[WAY TO BLOW IT NEWTON]
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Processor? [he frowns] You're gonna have to give me more deets than that, lady. Are you a robot or something? Or are we talking aliens still?
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I do not understand the distinction. I am a robotic life form, alien to this planet.
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Oh maaan! That's awesome! [He's gesturing with his hands widely.] Dude, how big are you if you had to come here with a hologram--and do you have anything organic in you to keep you running or do you like drink fuel or something with exhausts and--or shit, is it way more complicated than that oh man I need to see you.