tank_rockarms | #63 - SORRY JEFF, STEALIN' YOUR COMPUTER

#63 - SORRY JEFF, STEALIN' YOUR COMPUTER

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Yeah well I never finished high school the first time. I dropped out to enlist.

I went back to school here mostly for my mom. She always wanted me to finish high school before I enlisted.

I bet you a dollar Red's mom wishes he'd gone to school as a kid, too.

You think so? Training Pokemon can get you pretty prestigious places in the League back home. Red was fillin' the PokeDex too, so it was kinda like being the prof's assistant.

She does worry 'bout him all the time though. He doesn't visit home that often.

Yeah well, I'm a CO in the army of my country. I've got one person in the entire nation above me in the army. Top of everything, basically.

But my mom still wishes I'd finished school. So here I am.

Huh. [Max had a good point.]

I guess it's just a human aspiration. But if my old man were around, he'd probably wish I stayed a wild Pokemon, so... that's a little similar.

A little bit, yeah. Your dad dead, too?

::Gosh, Max, that's super gentle of you::

[Vinnie shrugged, glancing away.]

No idea. We parted ways back when I was an Ivysaur. Haven't ever seen him since, and probably never will.

I'M PRETTY SURE I HAVE HIM IN A COMPUTER SOMEWHERE, DON'T WORRY.

Oh. I guess bein' a pokemon's different than bein' a human. My dad died when I was 12. Thought maybe yours had done somethin' like that, too.

It is pretty different from growin' up as a human, but not really like that. Ditching their kids is more of a Charizard thing, apparently. Bulbs and Ivys stay with their Venusaur for a long time. Family's the most important thing in the world to a Saur.

So, did you leave your dad when you joined up with Red, then?

No, it was a few seasons before.

If you don't mind me askin', why'd you leave?

[Vinnie scratched his head.]

Y'know, dumb decisions you make when you're a teenager 'bout doing the right thing.

Oh, like me joinin' the army.

What'd you decide to do? Was that when you decided that smashin' up other people's stuff was a good idea?

[Okay, now he was starting to sound a little agitated.]

Hey. I decided I needed t'fight to protect my home, just like you. I never said it was the smart choice, but it's the one I made.

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Alright, alright, sheesh, you're thin-skinned, you know that? Everything ain't an attack.

::This is coming from Max. What. Have you done.::

I just don't like talkin' about it, okay? It's not really something I'm proud of.

Besides, I just came here t'drop off a keyboard. I dunno how my dad came up, I haven't talked 'bout him for a while...

Yeah, well, don't talk about mine much, either. ::shrug::

I should probably go with my mom to visit his grave on Veteran's Day. Ain't done that in awhile.

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#63 - SORRY JEFF, STEALIN' YOUR COMPUTER

STOP CURSING AND START TELLING.

HIS DEEPEST FEAR ISSSS...

SPIT IT OUT

probably becoming a ghost-type when he dies

that's lame, what's number 2

no that's cheating

This isn't really here

SOB

This is

fewer sobs

I demand more tears for my tear-powered time-machine

but where would you travel in this device

into the past to buy 10000 shares of citibank when it was trading for about 10 cents a share

aw but I wanted a pet dinosaur

I need student loans paid off, sorry

but I have a front yard that needs guarding

too bad, it's my tear-powered time machine; now start crying

but they're all MY tears powering your machine

Yeah well, tough cookies; get to crying