Extreme makeover [Open, bendytimed to... whenever makes sense]
Somehow, he'd gotten himself into a bet. He didn't even really remember how it had happened or how they had gotten on the subject. But then suddenly the bet had been accepted and it was too late to back down, and now he was sitting at the very same Mess Hall table Sakura and the others had been sitting at the other day while they'd been discussing the source of the ship's mystery meat food supply.
To be fair to Sakura, he'd picked a shade of pink to match her own, natural hair color. But the results were... jarring. Also, hopefully no one would recognize either of them.
To be fair to Sakura, he'd picked a shade of pink to match her own, natural hair color. But the results were... jarring. Also, hopefully no one would recognize either of them.
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"There's also less zombies here to try and kill you. More just evil overlords who look down their nose at you. Did I tell you that it's my job now to report on everything the Daligig do?"
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Clearly, Howard's awesome at keeping the cynicism out of his voice.
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Howard shakes his head and sneers.
"It's even dumber when you remember that it's me he picked. I'm not exactly mister public relations and I already have a job. It's the ultimate in the leader saying 'oh hey, if you're complaining about it fix it yourself' instead of actually like, leading and doing his own job."
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But that was something that had been bothering him for a long time now. "He didn't even show up to watch Sakura's presentation. How's that for leadership?"
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Howard shrugs one shoulder and rests his head on his hand. "But people tell me I'm really paranoid so maybe this is just the conspiracy theorist in me talking."
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But they weren't. So he did. "I guess it's just like that saying. 'To fool your enemies, you must first fool your allies'."
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Disapproval face.
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Clearly he just didn't understand Howardly doings.
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But then, given the choice between following orders and doing what he felt was right, Zouichi always ultimately chose the latter.
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"Instead of ordering people around like they're part of some personal army, the focus should be on getting people to work together and communicate so they understand why we're doing what we're doing. The people around here by and large aren't soldiers, and they've received little or no training in being soldiers. Expecting everyone to just fall in line and jump to obey anyone 'in charge' isn't just short-sighted; it's incredibly unrealistic."
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Totally a verb.
"What did Allenby do, really, that was so out of line? She tried to help us on the planet because we'd gone off the radar."
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