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[i_excel]

Y'know you have to take a long, hard look at your life and afterlife when you come to the realization that the most prominent activity you've been using to break the monotony is hours upon hours of paperwork. Not that it's something that could be too easily changed back home -- obligations being the pain in the ass that they are, and a certain need

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[pleasesmirk]

Order is always worth whatever it takes to enforce.

[i_excel]

But a little evidence does not a fact make. What you're suggesting is you're more tolerant of those theories because it goes with what makes you comfortable.

And it's fine to be an expert in one area, but anything you take in outside of that can really do nothing but expand your knowledge and provide new ways of applying what you already know.

[pleasesmirk]

No, I am tolerant of those theories because they are proven.

I believe applying what I know is what got me here.

[i_excel]

And you don't seem to be at all interested in changing that, so why trade it up now?

[pleasesmirk]

I am, I just happen to believe it was my practice and not my theory that was at fault.

[i_excel]

So why are you still here then?

[pleasesmirk]

I am presuming because I do not know any other practice.

[i_excel]

And you see how that makes you something of an unreliable observer, right?

[pleasesmirk]

Not on the basic principles of keeping order. Perhaps on the way of going about it, yes, but on the basic principles, order should be maintained.

[i_excel]

So what's your name anyway, Cap?

[pleasesmirk]

Captain Swing.

[i_excel]

So is Captain an actual title or your first name?

sssh. swing hates his first name.

[pleasesmirk]

...actual title.

[i_excel]

So's your name just 'Swing', then?

[pleasesmirk]

No.

Findthee Swing. If you find it funny, please smirk and get it over with.

[i_excel]

Findthee? It's interesting, definitely not a name I've ever heard before. But I dunno if it's smirk-worthy.