Re: Why is it always Landing Bay 3?

Sorry. i didn't mean to be so rude. It's just that I've had a
worse-than-usual week, and this came on top of everything else. Please
accept my apologies for my behaviour.
However, i still stand by my request.
Miriam/Jessie
--- In JMC_Blue_Dwarf@yahoogroups.com, "Miriam" <mauve_wyvern@...> wrote:
>
> Read the previous posts properly dammit!
> a. it was only a bruise, not a gaping wound pouring blood.
> b. They're the OTHER side of the bulkhead, therefore they can't
> attempt to rescue the occupants of the Raven.
> c. They didn't really need rescueing. Apart from having crashed, there
> appears to be hardly any damage to the Raven whatsoever.
>
> I request that the following post be voided. Reason for request:
> Multiple insoluble errors.
>
> Miriam / Jessie
>
>
> --- In JMC_Blue_Dwarf@yahoogroups.com, "Christopher"
> <big_burnt_machine@> wrote:
> >
> > <snip>"Looks like we got out just in time." Commented Jessie,
> > wincing at the destruction of her crippled fighter. Then the Raven
> > rammed through the wall. Fortunately, they were on the other side of
> > the bulkhead.>
> >
> > When the Raven finally grinded to a halt, Chrizla jumped into
> > action. Ignoring the dull ache and the blood pouring out of his
> > head, he ran over to the Raven and tried to find the emergency
> > cockpit release switch. When he couldn't find one, he shouted for
> > Jessie; "Jessie! You know more about these things, help me out."
> > Jessie made her way over to him, clambering over the wreckage.
> >
> > Suddenly, Chrizla heard groaning metal and saw a huge support strut
> > start to buckle, Jessie was right underneath it. "GET DOWN!" he
> > shouted, Jessie looked up and was rooted to the spot; "I'M COMING!"
> > Chrizla shouted again. He rugby-tackled Jessie out of the way, but
> > got himself trapped in the process; he cried out in pain and
> > splattered Jessie's face with blood. The support strut had gotten
> > Chrizla just above the waist, and Chrizla himself was pinning Jessie
> > down. They were just about face-to-face, so Jessie had to stare
> > into Chrizla's eyes; full of pain, adrenaline and releif. Relief
> > that he had saved Jessie.
> >
> > <tag Jessie>
> >
>