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  1. >Be Russian Air Force pilot in MiG-29
  2. >Circa 2008
  3. >During South Ossetia War with Georgia
  4. >You are stationed at Nal'Chik Air Base, near the Russia-Georgia border
  5. >There is a chain of mountains separating you from the enemy airbases, Kutaisi and Tskhakaya
  6. >Today you're flying CAP along the border of Georgia, with your wingman
  7. >AWACS will be covering you, callsign 227
  8. >On the ramp, shortly after mission briefing
  9. >Ground crews scurry away after loading pylons with R-73 and R-27ER Air-to-Air missiles
  10. >You put your flight helmet on, and flip down the visor like a boss
  11. >You climb the ladder into your glorious aircraft
  12. >You can smell the jet fuel in the cockpit, carried by a calm morning breeze
  13. >Today will be a good day
  14.  
  15. >You spool up the engines, flicking switches and pressing buttons as usual
  16. >You test the controls, everything looks good, and you have full freedom of movement
  17. >After a few minutes, oil pressure and temp, as well as engine RPM are in the green
  18. >You switch to various weapons systems, testing their functionality, and verify your ammo loaded in your cannon
  19. "Nal'chik, 717, request taxi to the active."
  20. >"717, Nal'chik, taxi to runway 24, surface winds 230 at 2 meters per second."
  21. >And with that, you ease the throttle forward, and the aircraft lurches forward onto the taxiway
  22. >Your wingman follows close behind
  23. >After navigating to the runway, you hold short, and lower your flaps
  24. "Nal'chik, 717, request takeoff, runway 24."
  25. >"717, Nal'chik, cleared for takeoff, runway 24, climb 300 at QFE 762.3."
  26. >You taxi onto the left side of the runway, your wingman takes the right side
  27. >No matter how many times you do this, it never gets old
  28.  
  29. >You briskly push the throttle forward to 100%, and your two powerful engines roar
  30. >You are pushed into your seat as the MiG sprints forward
  31. >Your wingman speaks up
  32. >"Two, rolling."
  33. >A pair of small annunciator lights turn green, signifying that your afterburner has kicked in
  34. >Raw jet fuel is currently being sprayed into your exhaust, leaving a cone of pure fire and hell behind you
  35. >Jesus fuck this is awesome
  36. >In mere seconds, you reach 250 km/h, and slowly pull back on the stick
  37. >Your nose gently lifts off the concrete runway
  38. >A little more pulling... and...
  39. >Airborne.
  40. >You pull the landing gear lever up, and a corresponding annunciator light shows that your gear is up
  41. >"Two, gear up."
  42. >Almost as one organism, you and your wingman form up and bank in the direction of your assigned route
  43.  
  44. >You engage the autopilot and select the "waypoint" navigation submode
  45. >Your aircraft is now flying itself
  46. >You glance back over your right shoulder, and your wingman is right next to you, aft
  47. >Your HUD says you have another 80km to go before you reach the next waypoint
  48. >You think of what you may encounter today
  49. >Nothing much, probably some F-5s or F-4s
  50. >Fucking Georgians and their ancient hand-me-downs
  51. >Eating out of the toilet that America shits in
  52. >The F-5s were the easiest to kill
  53. >Usually they were only armed with AIM-9s
  54. >Short-range IR missiles
  55. >They can't track targets more than 6km out
  56. >You lol in your head
  57. >Just stay out of range and pick them off with your superior R-27ERs and ETs
  58. >They drop like fucking flies
  59. >Now, the F-4s, ancient as they are, are still a bit more dangerous
  60. >They are armed with AIM-120s, and can hit from a distance
  61. >But, Georgians still can't shoot for shit
  62. >So no fucks were given, no jimmies rustled
  63. >You call up AWACS anyway, to double-check threats that weren't on your briefing
  64. "227, 717, say contacts."
  65. >"717, 227, clean."
  66. >Huh, kinda odd
  67. >No enemy aircraft
  68. >Still, no fucks given
  69. >Until your SPO-15 Radar Warning Receiver emits a passive, low-frequency "boop" into your headset
  70.  
  71. >"Two, spike, 2 o'clock."
  72. >Dafuq
  73. >Someone sees you on their radar
  74. >You glance at the SPO-15 (pic related)
  75. >Another boop
  76. >You see an п (Russian character) illuminated on the SPO-15
  77. >This means it's another aircraft radar
  78. >Your jimmies are starting to rustle, very slightly
  79. "227, 717, say contacts."
  80. >"717, 227, clean."
  81. "227, say again...?"
  82. >"717, 227, I say again, no contacts."
  83. >What the fuck is going on here
  84. >boop
  85. "Two, you copy that spike?"
  86. >"Roger, lead, I have the spike on the RWR."
  87. >Your jimmies went from 0 to rustle in a half second
  88.  
  89. "227, 717, reporting unknown contact, 40km out, off our 2 o'clock."
  90. >boop
  91. >"717, 227, I am negative on that contact... what are your intentions, 717?"
  92. >Why the fuck would he have to ask?
  93. "227, 717, request permission to engage unknown contact."
  94. >boop
  95. >"717, 227, unknown contact is presumed hostile. You are cleared to engage."
  96. "Copy, cleared to engage, 717."
  97. >You glance back down at the SPO-15
  98. >Fuck, the thing's getting closer, 30 km
  99. >You disengage the autopilot, and enter BVR (beyond visual range) mode
  100. "Two, set ECM and Radar on."
  101. >You instananeously do this as soon as you tell your wingman to
  102. >You check the annunciator panel, and see the green ECM light flashing
  103. >Good, it's warming up
  104. >boop
  105. >"Two, ECM and Radar on."
  106. >Whatever this thing is, you're going to make sure it becomes a fireball
  107.  
  108. >You slam the throttle to its most forward position, and you jolt back into your seat
  109. >Trying to get within missile range as quickly as possible
  110. >Boop
  111. >Your wingman is trying to keep up
  112. >You're really hauling ass, now
  113. >1,100 km/h and still gaining speed
  114. >It's as if an angel was pushing you
  115. >boop
  116. >You check the SPO-15
  117. >A "B" and "H" are illuminated, the thing is about the same altitude as you
  118. >20 km out
  119. >Just outside missile range
  120. >Then, you see the contact on your HUD, picked up by your radar
  121. >It's just one green dot
  122. >Your radar measures things with green dots, the more dots, the bigger
  123. >F-5s are usually at least two dots in size
  124. >Whatever this thing is, it's small
  125. >And fucking fast
  126. >You lock the contact
  127. >A round circle now envelops the green dot
  128. "One, engaging bandit."
  129. >One more second of waiting, for good measure
  130. >You press the pickle button on the stick
  131.  
  132. >An R-27ER falls off the left inner-most pylon
  133. >Then, it shoots forward, emitting a white trail, with a distinctive "WHOOSH" (pic related)
  134. >The onboard radar guides the missile to its target
  135. >The missile's one goal in life
  136. >Its only purpose of existence
  137. >Is to kill the enemy
  138. >You wait a few moments
  139. >Nothing
  140. >Fire another one, just to be sure
  141. >WHOOSH
  142. >More waiting
  143. >What the fuck
  144. >Still nothing, no fireball
  145. >Your SPO-15 tells you that the contact is 10 km out
  146. "Two, engage bandit!"
  147. >"Two, engaging bandit"
  148. >There is some serious fuckery going on here
  149. >Your jimmies are rustled to the max
  150.  
  151. >Your wingman fires both R-27ERs at once
  152. >This... "thing"... will die
  153. >You are sure of it
  154. >More waiting
  155. >Nothing
  156. >If your jimmies weren't rustled before, they sure as fuck are now
  157. >Your SPO-15, booping along as it were, is now screeching into your headset
  158. >BEEEEEEP
  159. >Then
  160. >DITDITDITDITDIT
  161. >OH SHIT
  162. >Your wingman frantically calls out
  163. >"Two, missile launch, 12 o'clock!"
  164.  
  165. >You idiot, you let the damn thing get withing IR range!
  166. >Fuck, you're a dumbass
  167. "One, engaged defensive!"
  168. >You break formation and barrel roll to the left, dumping flares as you do so
  169. >You dive toward the ground, and roll to the right, and fly almost vertical
  170. >You try anything to shake the missile
  171. >Your wingman was trying the same, albeit in a different pattern of maneuvers
  172. >The missile flies past you, and, realizing it had been duped for the flares, it explodes
  173. >Fucking Georgians and their outdated seeker heads
  174. >Then, you see the aircraft turn toward you
  175. >"You wanna fight, I'll show you a fight!" you say to yourself
  176. >You switch to your cannon
  177. >Your closing speed exceeds 2,000 km/h
  178. >Putting the pipper on the target, you squeeze the trigger
  179.  
  180. >BRRRRRRT
  181. >30mm rounds fly forward in an orange arc
  182. >It was in vain, as none meet their target
  183. >Suddenly, the enemy aircraft flies past you
  184. >Time seems to slow down
  185. >You can see the aircraft in detail
  186. >...a rainbow paint job?
  187. >all of your wat
  188. >Time resumes, and you instinctively pull back on the stick for an Immelmann maneuver
  189. >The enemy continues its path toward the ground
  190. >You strain against the forces of gravity, trying to keep the blood from pooling in your extremities
  191. >Your G-suit inflates and squeezes your lower body
  192. >Completing the turn, you are now on the enemy's six o'clock
  193. >You fire one of your R-73's, a short-range IR missile
  194. >After about a second of travel, the missile is briefly wrapped in a strange purple aura
  195. >What...
  196. >The actual...
  197. >Fuck...
  198. >It explodes, completely missing its target
  199.  
  200. >Instantly, your aircraft is enveloped in the same purple aura
  201. >There is a strange sound coming from it
  202. >Almost like your ears are ringing
  203. >Then, your MiG-29 crumples in half, jet fuel exploding in a huge fireball
  204. >You have no time to react
  205. >You pull the ejection handle
  206. >Small explosives detonate the canopy off of the fuselage
  207. >You are thrown outside the burning wreck by rockets
  208. >The earth tumbles before you
  209. >Sky, ground, sky, ground
  210. >You fall for what seems like hours
  211. >You cannot hear anything because of the wind rushing past your head
  212. >Not even the roar of the aircraft above
  213. >Suddenly, your parachute opens
  214.  
  215. >The ejection seat plummets to the ground
  216. >You groan and wince against the straps now holding your body weight by your groin and armpits
  217. >You look up and see your burning aircraft plummet toward the earth, pieces occasionally falling off
  218. >You realize you had no time to warn your wingman
  219. >You look up, past your parachute, and see your wingman suffer the same fate
  220. >There is no ejection.
  221. >You are overcome by a sudden urge to throw up
  222. >And do as such
  223. >You look down, and see the earth rushing up to meet you
  224. >In the same instant you hear an explosion
  225. >Tall Georgian pine trees are just below
  226. >You are sure you will get tangled
  227. >The sound of the enemy jet roaring away fills your ears
  228. >You had never been this scared in your entire comabt career as you were these last few moments
  229.  
  230. >You are truly, really, in fear for your life
  231. >You look down again, just in time for you to be caught in the the thick branches of some tall pine trees
  232. >Branches whip your face very hard
  233. >You get small cuts and scratches all over your body
  234. >Suddenly, you are yanked to a stop
  235. >Your parachute has caught on the canopy of one of the pines
  236. >Fuck, there has to be a way out of this
  237. >You are a good 8 or so meters off the ground
  238. >Then, you remember your combat knife
  239. >You never thought you would ever use it
  240. >You unzip one of your flight suit pockets and pull out the knife
  241. >You start cutting at the left strap
  242. >More cutting
  243. >Almost... there...
  244. >Your body is now hanging on the chute by one strap
  245. >Cut through the other one and you're free
  246. >You start cutting
  247. >Again
  248. >You're almost done, when the strap breaks under the weight of your body
  249. >You fall to the ground, dropping the knife
  250. >More branches whipping your face
  251. >Your head hits the cold, hard, ground
  252. >In the moments before you black out, you thought you could hear
  253. >Helicopter rotors
  254.  
  255. >You wake in a musty, dark room
  256. >Your head is throbbing with pain
  257. >You reach to grab it, and notice your flight helmet is missing
  258. >Your green flight suit is still on
  259. >Without your sidearm, or the knife you dropped
  260. >You look around
  261. >The floor, walls, and ceiling are a dark blue rock
  262. >Metal bars block the only entrance
  263. >Screams of pain and moaning echo in the distance
  264. >Where the fuck are you
  265.  
  266. >Your concern of your location vanishes when the metal bars creak open
  267. >Something enters
  268. >it's not human, it's walking on all fours
  269. >ohfuck.jpg
  270. >clopclopclopclop
  271. >huh
  272. >wat
  273. >???
  274. >you blink
  275. >something hard hits you in the head
  276. >blackout
  277.  
  278. >Fucking hell
  279. >Your head feels like a watermelon ran over by a Sherman
  280. >You open your eyes
  281. >Blinding light everywhere
  282. >what the fuck
  283. >You involuntarily shut your eyes
  284. >You try to move
  285. >And fail
  286. >You're chained up on a wall
  287. >Suddenly, a booming feminine voice nearly crushes your eardrums
  288. >"WHO ARE YOU?"
  289. >You don't respond
  290. >What the fuck is happening
  291. >Suddenly, the same aura wraps around your body
  292. >Instead of being purple, it's a light blue
  293. >Then, a pain more intense than a thousand suns
  294. "AAAAAAAAGGGGHHHHHHH"
  295. >You would double over in pain, had you not been chained to a wall
  296.  
  297. >The same voice asks again
  298. >"WHO ARE YOU?"
  299. "ughhhh"
  300. >You try to gather your thoughts after that insane torture
  301. >Who knows what's coming next
  302. "My name...."
  303. "My name is Anon Anonovich"
  304. >"WHY ARE YOU HERE?"
  305. >Gee, why the fuck ARE you in a dark fucking dungeon
  306. "Orders..."
  307. *cough*
  308. >"WHAT ARE YOU?"
  309. "I'm a human..."
  310. >Wait, hold the fuck up.
  311. >Seriously.
  312. >Something that can fucking speak Russian doesn't know what humans are?
  313. >Then, a white horse comes forward from the blinding light
  314. >Its mane is a cascade of blue, pink, and green
  315. >It is flowing through an unseen wind
  316. >It has a horn... and... wings?
  317. >You're in a fucking fairy tale
  318. >Either that, or you've had too much vodka
  319.  
  320. >"A...human?"
  321. >The white alicorn asks
  322. >It has a golden crown on its head
  323. >You desperately want to say "OH SHIT YOU'RE THE QUEEN OF NAMBY-PAMBY LAND" or something to that effect
  324. >You remember that brutal pain you experienced earlier
  325. >You refrain
  326. "Yeah... a human"
  327. >The horse gives you a quizzical look
  328.  
  329. >"Hmmm... I've heard of these 'Human' abilities..."
  330. >wat
  331. >"Maybe I'll set you free if you work for me."
  332. >what the fuck
  333. >For the shortest instant possibly fathomable, you think you've just become a sex slave for a horse
  334.  
  335. >"I know of your flying abilities, and I think they can be put to good use"
  336. >"Since I am nice, I'll make you a little deal"
  337. >"If you join the Royal Pony Air Force, I will let you live in Ponyville for the remainder of your career"
  338. >So they're ponies, not horses
  339. >A realization hits you like a ton of bricks
  340. >The aura, the odd camoflage, and she saw you fly
  341. >THEY FUCKING KILLED YOUR WINGMAN
  342. "ARGHGHHHHHH!!! I'LL KILL YOU!!!"
  343. >you thrash at your restraints, but to no avail
  344. >Suddenly pain, pain everywhere
  345. >It's like your entire body is being ground into human-burger
  346. "AAAGHGHGH!!!!"
  347. >"Ah, ah, ah!~ You'll do no such thing"
  348. "Urghhh."
  349. >"So what's your choice?"
  350. >Just about anything is better than this right now
  351. "I'll fly for you."
  352. >"Glad to hear it!"
  353. >Its horn glows, and you are wrapped into a blue aura
  354. >You drift into a deep, calming slumber
  355.  
  356. >Be flying in your MiG-29
  357. >You're over flat, featureless terrain
  358. >The missile launch tone blares into your headset
  359. >You try to turn to evade
  360. >You attempt a left roll
  361. >Nothing happens
  362. >ohshitnigger.jpg
  363. >The missile is getting closer
  364. >Your aircraft does not respond to your inputs
  365. >shitshitshitshit
  366. >You panic, and try to eject
  367. >You yank the ejection handle
  368. >It won't budge
  369. >God fucking dammit
  370. >You can see the white trail of the missile heading for you
  371. >Well, living was fun
  372. >In a most cliche manner, your life flashes before your eyes
  373. >The missile hits your aircraft
  374. >Instead of a rocking explosion, there is now spaghetti seeping into your cockpit
  375. >What the actual fuck?
  376. >It's filling up really fast
  377. >Your wingman's voice starts talking to you
  378. >"Anon, why didn't you save me? Save...me..."
  379. >Then, Celestia's voice
  380. >She is laughing heartily at you
  381. >You drown in the spaghetti
  382.  
  383. >You wake up in a cold sweat
  384. >Are you still alive?
  385. >Better check
  386. >You look around
  387. >It's dark, and you can't really make out any of the features of the room
  388. >You grab your head and feel your own warmth
  389. >Lol you dumbass
  390. >It was just a dream, a big fuckin' dream
  391. >You sigh
  392. >Time to get back to sleep, never know when you'll be needed on duty
  393.  
  394. >It's morning now
  395. >The sunlight shines through a window onto your face
  396. >What action dost thou plan to take, homosexual?
  397. >You stir
  398. >God damn that was some good rest
  399. >Now to get the day started
  400. >The fact that the morning announcements haven't taken place never crosses your mind
  401. >You awkwardly stumble out of bed
  402. >You're not wearing anything except your Standard-Issue boxers
  403. >No socks
  404. >Or... shirt?
  405. >You try to say "What the hell?", but you can only manage a groan
  406. >Whatever, maybe the rest of your clothes are through this windowless door
  407. >It's kinda tiny, though
  408. >It's a closet door, you dumbshit
  409. >Oh yeah, that's where your clothes are
  410. >You attempt to open it
  411. >The door is locked
  412. >Huh
  413. >"Ah, anon, you're awake."
  414. >It's that Horse-Queen-Person's voice
  415. >FUCK! YOU'RE STILL IN NAMBY-PAMBY LAND
  416. >FUCK, NOW YOUR DAY IS RUINED, AND YOUR JIMMIES?
  417. >RUSTLED. WHAT A SURPRISE.
  418. >You whirl around
  419. >She's there, looking at you with a sort of cocky grin
  420. >"I was wondering when you would wake."
  421. >That's not creepy at all
  422. >She watched you while you slept
  423. "Where am I?"
  424. >"Please forgive me, anon, my name is Princess Celestia"
  425. >"You're in Ponyville Air Force Base"
  426. >Is dis nigga serious?
  427. >You remember the little "chat" you had with her before
  428. >Yeah, you think it be like dis
  429. >And it do
  430.  
  431. >Ponyville?
  432. >Fuck.
  433. >You cut the shit and get down to business
  434. "When do I fly?"
  435. >She chuckles
  436. >"Now, anon, don't get ahead of yourself."
  437. >"I am currently having Equestria's finest engineers produce a custom aircraft fit for your...specifications."
  438. "What do you mean?"
  439. >"Our aircraft are too small to accommodate your size, so we must produce a larger one."
  440. >"It should be finished within a month."
  441. >You're surprised
  442. >A month to design, build, and test a fully-functional combat aircraft for a species other then their own?
  443. >As if she was reading your mind, she answers
  444. >"Yes, that is correct. Magic helps the process greatly."
  445. >Oh yeah. Magic. That explains it.
  446. >"Until it is complete, why don't you have a look around your new hometown, hmmm?"
  447. >Sounds nice
  448. >You could use some bacon and pancakes
  449. "Alright, fine."
  450. >"Good. But I must explain some things to you, first, so listen up."
  451.  
  452. >"You will have a handler by the name of Rainbow Dash, a pegasus pony."
  453. >Fucking great, now you're someone's pet.
  454. >"I have cast a spell on you. Remember your experience from the dungeon?"
  455. >You are hesitant to recall it, but you do
  456. >You put a hand on your gut
  457. >Even thinking about it makes you hurt
  458. >"Imagine that, but worse."
  459. >You really don't want to imagine it.
  460. >"There is a chariot outside waiting to take you into town. Rainbow Dash will accompany you."
  461. >You inhale, and sigh.
  462. >"Anyway, I must be going. Your clothes are in the drawer of the end-table."
  463. "But wher-"
  464. >She vanishes in a cloud of sparkles
  465. "-e do I... use the bathroom..."
  466. >Well, shit.
  467.  
  468. >You sigh
  469. >Today's gonna be a long day
  470. >You walk over to the end-table and open the drawer
  471. >Your clothes consist of a white Tee with pink, horizontal stripes
  472. >With Blue Khaki pants
  473. >Whoever made this is a faggot -
  474. >Wait you're in ponyville
  475. >Gotta remember that
  476. >You slip on the clothes
  477. >They fit perfectly, and are comfortable as hell
  478. >Dayum
  479. >You walk over to the door, your new outfit hugging you snuggly
  480. >You open the door
  481. >No, you don't get on the floor
  482. >But you walk outside to see some freaky shit
  483.  
  484. >The grass is green
  485. >Not like a plant green
  486. >But like
  487. >Cake frosting green, or some shit
  488. >Bright and unnatural colors are everywhere
  489. >What the hell?
  490. >There are flying ponies
  491. >They must be the pegasus ponies
  492. >You look at the house you were staying in
  493. >It's made out of wood
  494. >Who makes barracks out of wood?
  495. >They would totally catch fire if -
  496. >You know what, you don't even care anymore
  497. >Just go with it
  498.  
  499. >"Hey anon, over here!"
  500. >It's a gravelly, tomboyish voice
  501. >You turn around
  502. >Why do these ponies just love to sneak up on you?
  503. >HOLY FUCK I LOVE RHETORICAL QUESTIONS
  504. >okay, back on track
  505. >A cyan pony with a rainbow tail and mane is waiting for you
  506. >In a golden chariot
  507. >"I'm here to take you into town. Hop in!"
  508. "Alright. Sounds good."
  509. >You jump into the chariot, which is pulled by two pegasi with gold armor
  510. >The pegasi take to the air and the chariot follows
  511. "OH GOD!"
  512. >You've flown in open-cockpit Polikarpovs before, but this is just something else
  513.  
  514. >You grasp the edge of the chariot
  515. >You're gonna fall out if you don't hold on
  516. >The blue pony starts giggling and then laughing
  517. >"Hehehehehe, you're not gonna fall out!"
  518. >With some hesitation, you release your death grip
  519. >You look over the edge of the chariot
  520. >OH GOD
  521. "OH GOD"
  522. >Even though you're one of the best fighter pilots in your squadron, you're afraid of heights
  523. >Vertigo gets to you
  524. >You try to avert your attention to the clouds in front of you, and think of a happy place
  525. >Your grandfather's Yak-12
  526. >You immediately feel at ease
  527.  
  528. >You remember him taking you up for a ride each time you visited him
  529. >That's how you found your love of flight
  530. >"So, my name is Rainbow Dash."
  531. >Snap back into reality
  532. "So I've heard."
  533. >You don't wanna sound like an asshole
  534. >Especially to your "commanding officer"
  535. >But you're sounding like one
  536. >"And you must be Anon Anonovich."
  537. "That's me."
  538. >You're hungry as fuck
  539. >Your stomach growls
  540. >"Looks like you might need some food in ya. I know a good place to eat."
  541. >Nothing could be better than food, and a good piss
  542.  
  543. >Your chariot arrives to its destination
  544. >From what you can gather, Ponyville AFB is outside of Ponyville itself
  545. >"This way, come on."
  546. "Alright."
  547. >She trots into what seems to be a cafe
  548. >Ponies go about their business
  549. >Some look up and stare at you
  550. >You feel like a freak
  551. >You walk inside the cafe with Rainbow
  552. >"One hay sandwich with extra lettuce, please"
  553. >You open your mouth to ask for a menu
  554. >"And he'll have an apple."
  555. >Dammit
  556. >Pancakes and bacon will have to wait
  557. >She sits down at an indoor table
  558. >And you join her
  559. >"Alright, let's get down to business."
  560. >"I'm going to be your handler for your entire career as a pilot for the Royal Pony Air Force."
  561. >"Just do what I say, and everypony's happy."
  562. >She said everypony
  563. >This is like some sort of dream
  564.  
  565. >Your food arrives
  566. >"Your meal."
  567. >The waiter says
  568. >He sets the sandwich in front of Rainbow, and gives you your apple
  569. >How can p0nies carry things without hands - you don't care.
  570. >Let's get this shit over with
  571. >You take a bite of the apple
  572. >It's damn good
  573. "MMM!"
  574. >Is all you can manage
  575. >"I see you like that apple. Straight from Sweet Apple Acres."
  576. >Some juice drips onto your shirt, but you don't care
  577. >"Hey, be careful with that uniform! They're hard to make!"
  578. >Make...
  579. >How were they supposed to know how to make clothes for humans?
  580. >They'd need your dimensions... OH SHIT
  581. >you choke on the apple
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