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*screams at icon* Oh wait – Hey Max!

David’s an idiot, my quote on quote ‘friends’ hate me, and nothing matters anyway.

Why do you think your friends hate you, Max?

Why wouldn’t they? I’m a terrible person but I don’t care enough to try to fix it.

Have they said that they hated you? Why are they your friends if they hate you, Max?

I don’t know. But I think they hate me.

Do they act like it? Have they done anything that tells you they do?

I’m just an easy person to hate.

No – you’re an easy person to misunderstand. But you’re evading my question. What actual evidence tells you your friends dislike you?

T-they just…they’re hanging around a lot less lately. I know I’m probably clingy and stupid, but…*he trailed off*

You’re not stupid, Max. It’s okay to be clingy, but… why have you been clingy, Max?

Starways to Hell

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Yondu
Yawns already half asleep when he saw the pjs with rockets and snorts.
“Dork. Rockets… really…. heh.” He sighs and kicks off his own pants
remaining in his boxers that had smiley faces on them. “Come on. Bed..
mornings going to come faster then we want. Especially with your terran
time.”

Carlos frowned slightly. “These pants are comfy,” he said, but upon seeing Yondu’s boxers he gave a chuckle. “I could have sworn you were a briefs’ man,” he said as he grabbed Yondu’s pants and folded them. He set them on his desk with Yondu’s other clothes and then got into bed. “We’re actually going to bed a bit earlier than usual for Earth standards,” he admitted to Yondu. “Having dinner and then bed immediately after isn’t usual.”

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*screams at icon* Oh wait – Hey Max!

David’s an idiot, my quote on quote ‘friends’ hate me, and nothing matters anyway.

Why do you think your friends hate you, Max?

Why wouldn’t they? I’m a terrible person but I don’t care enough to try to fix it.

Have they said that they hated you? Why are they your friends if they hate you, Max?

I don’t know. But I think they hate me.

Do they act like it? Have they done anything that tells you they do?

I’m just an easy person to hate.

No – you’re an easy person to misunderstand. But you’re evading my question. What actual evidence tells you your friends dislike you?

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“Ill
bring the caaptured animels to nughtvale.” arsenic said “ssorry about
the slluwwing of ma words, i havent slept in like, three days.”

Carlos was surprised to hear this. “Oh my God, are you okay?” he asked. “Why haven’t you slept?”

“Beecause,” arsenic said “thee luves of many in nughtvale are more importand than my one life. Alsoo ill be fine, ive stuyd up alot to build roobuts back hoome.”

“How are you going to do anything, though?” Carlos said. “You ought to be well rested shouldn’t you?”

“Ill just get a coffe with the maxiiiimum legal amoount of esspreeso and mux that with red bulll.” arsenic said “im not sleepung intil i get ma pack-i mean family back.”

“That… can’t be good for your body,” Carlos said. “No matter how ‘immortal’ you are – sleep is a completely necessary activity and you could have serious health risks of not sleeping.”

“Noo worries, ull just geet a rud bill and mix it with coffee.” arsenic said “ buut serioosly, ive wone my dumension’s award foor looweest self essteem fur all eeleven yeears scince wildheart and hurns fused into me.”

“What?” Carlos asked. He didn’t know how that fact applied. “Are you listening to what I’ve said? Really, I’d feel a lot better about our odds if you got some sleep. A power nap even.”

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*screams at icon* Oh wait – Hey Max!

David’s an idiot, my quote on quote ‘friends’ hate me, and nothing matters anyway.

Why do you think your friends hate you, Max?

Why wouldn’t they? I’m a terrible person but I don’t care enough to try to fix it.

Have they said that they hated you? Why are they your friends if they hate you, Max?

I don’t know. But I think they hate me.

Do they act like it? Have they done anything that tells you they do?

Food for the Soul (closed w/ selfmedicatingmayor)

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Carlos laughed. “That would be kinda fun,” he admitted. “But to find any intact film reels… I wonder if it’s possible. After we work on the turret system, if you want.” Carlos removed the next casing – one that covered a large bar of metal that led from the board toward the fan. “This part right here – the funny-shaped bit of solid metal – it leads heat from the mainboard over to the fan here so that the fan can drive the heat out of the terminal.”

“Right, after the turret, I almost forgot, heh. We can take a look for some film, maybe if we can get into that library or somethin’ we’ll find some, don’t have to worry about it, just thought it might be fun.” He leaned in then as the conversation shifted back to the task at hand, taking a look at what Carlos was talking about. “Wait, how does that work? I’d think a hunk of metal there would keep the heat in, not lead it out. It’s not like an obstacle for it?”

Carlos smiled at Hancock and shook his head. “No. So, this is interesting – the fan cools this end of the piece,” he pointed to one side with the screwdriver. “So when that is cool, all the heat over here,” – he swirled the point of the screwdriver above the remaining parts like a wand – “tries to go back and warm it up. But then the fan just pushes the heat back out and cools it. It keeps going like that, heat that gets generated over here just flows out like a river just to get pushed out of the terminal.” As he explained he pointed the screwdriver at one end and drew it along to show the flow of motion. “It’s kind of like how wind gets created, actually… or how reactor cooling systems are used.”

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“Seriously
though…. think about my offer. You can take what ever you want… or
everything with you… my human looking crew will help you move it if you
wanted…. but anyway….” tried to stifle a yawn and fails. “Sleep… “

Mr Ramon smiled at Yondu. “Thank you, Yondu,” he said. “Go on – head to bed. You too, Carlos.”

“Okay, Dad,” Carlos said with a smile. He went over to take Yondu’s arm. “C’mon – you can borrow some of my clothes,” he said and led the other back to his room.

Yondu just strips off his top layers and flops down on the bed moving over for Carlos to join him after he kicked off his boots. “You know…. I was going to fear your family would be annoying. I’m happy to say I was wrong. They are pleasant…”

Carlos smiled as he gathered up Yondu’s clothes. “I feel a little bit offended,” he said honestly. “But I’m glad that your opinion of them is different. Thank you.” He smiled at Yondu. “Gimme a second, I’ll go hang these up and get changed – I’m still all wet.”

Yondu looks over at him and whistles the arrow flying spins around carlos quickly storing up some heat and dries him.

Carlos yelped out of shock and he stood stock-still as the red vortex around him grew hotter and hotter. He blinked, confused but looked down at himself. He seemed to indeed be dry. And there was a fresh-out-of-the-dryer warmth to his clothes.

“I’ve probably asked this before… but that thing’s not radioactive, is it?” he asked YOndu, referring to the arrow.

Yondu chuckles. “No… it’s not… the red is just the color of the Yaka crystal inside and it generates heat. I can even set the arrow on fire if I want.”

Carlos blinked. “Oh… really?” he asked. He started to fold Yondu’s clothes and put them on his dresser. “What is the Yaka crystal? Where does it come from?”

“It’s a crystal Metal from my home planet…. kinda like my mechanical fin. Makes a connection to the arrow with whistles.”

“Oh,” said Carlos. He started to pull off his jacket and his tee. “Do… I mean, did Centaurians get implants done for these things? Or… what?”

“No just me. The implant used to be a fleshy fin… tail and thin…. but the kree sawed it off as punishment for failing them…. got this in place of it…. a experiment of there’s… to bad for them it worked…. “

Carlos looked at him, shocked. “Jesus… I think I remember you telling me you had a real fin. God, I’m so sorry.” He put his shirt over a chair and came to sit on the bed.

When he came close he grabbed him yanking him on the bed with him and snuggles at him and kisses him squirming until he was comfortable and settles down face pressed against his chest. “Don’t worry about it. I’m ok now.”

Carlos yelped a little out of surprise at being pulled in. He blinked down at Yondu and chuckled softly. “Hey… buddy, I’m still wearing pants. They’re not jeans, but they’re still a bit annoying to sleep in. Can I… can I get some sleeping pants on?” Carlos’ anxiety was starting to crawl up his back. How was sleeping going to work? He still wasn’t sleeping well in the ship… it wouldn’t magically be better on Earth, would it? He could even feel just the atmospheric change and who knew what it was doing to his head.

Yondu sighs and gives him a look and groans. “Hurry….” whines wanting his walking furnace to snuggle and sleep.

Carlos just grinned and reached to gently pat a hand on Yondu’s
cheek. He sat up and undid his pants before kicking them off. He stood
up and was about to go for his bag when he noticed his closet. There
were clothes in there… clothes he hadn’t worn in months. He had a set
of pajamas that he left behind when he went to live in the apartment
and… he could wear them now.

Slowly Carlos went to the closet.
He pushed aside a box that was in front of it – one that looked like it
had some of his computer stuff in it – and slid open the door. There
were more boxes, but smooshed at the end of the rod was a bunch of
clothes. It took a bit of effort, but Carlos pulled out a set of pajamas
that was dark blue with a red and white rocket pattern. Carlos pulled
out the pants and slowly put them on.

The cut was different from
the ones that he used in space but they felt good. Comfy. He tied the
little tie into a loose bow and then turned toward Yondu.

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“Ill
bring the caaptured animels to nughtvale.” arsenic said “ssorry about
the slluwwing of ma words, i havent slept in like, three days.”

Carlos was surprised to hear this. “Oh my God, are you okay?” he asked. “Why haven’t you slept?”

“Beecause,” arsenic said “thee luves of many in nughtvale are more importand than my one life. Alsoo ill be fine, ive stuyd up alot to build roobuts back hoome.”

“How are you going to do anything, though?” Carlos said. “You ought to be well rested shouldn’t you?”

“Ill just get a coffe with the maxiiiimum legal amoount of esspreeso and mux that with red bulll.” arsenic said “im not sleepung intil i get ma pack-i mean family back.”

“That… can’t be good for your body,” Carlos said. “No matter how ‘immortal’ you are – sleep is a completely necessary activity and you could have serious health risks of not sleeping.”

Remember me???

cliche-ask-max:

the-perfect-scientist:

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the-perfect-scientist:

*screams at icon* Oh wait – Hey Max!

David’s an idiot, my quote on quote ‘friends’ hate me, and nothing matters anyway.

Why do you think your friends hate you, Max?

Why wouldn’t they? I’m a terrible person but I don’t care enough to try to fix it.

Have they said that they hated you? Why are they your friends if they hate you, Max?