Not long though, pie is a weakness of hers.
Not long though, pie is a weakness of hers.
And head scratches.
USS New Jersey:World's biggest (wo)man-child.In a lot of ways, Jersey is an oversized destroyer, and we love her for it.
Was wondering when someone'd notice @theJMPer's tonal pattern....Wait a moment.
This chapter has been really sweet and adorable in regards to what's happened to/with the ship girls and humans involved. I now have this inexplicable feeling of dread in regards to whats going happen in the next few chapters. I don't know why, but this feels like the calm before the storm to me.
...Wait a moment.
This chapter has been really sweet and adorable in regards to what's happened to/with the ship girls and humans involved. I now have this inexplicable feeling of dread in regards to whats going happen in the next few chapters. I don't know why, but this feels like the calm before the storm to me.
Admit nothing. Deny everything.Was wondering when someone'd notice @theJMPer's tonal pattern.
Don't forget, Jane's mandated Mutsu have twins. Triplets, if possible.So, anyone want to place bets on what, exactly, is going to come down the slips when Wash and/or Mutsu and/or Kongou get to it? I'm putting money on a LHD (angry marines+ carrier), a Helicopter Destroyer with F-35B as a Kai Ni, and a SSBN respectively.
You know what they say about denial~
Don't forget, Jane's mandated Mutsu have twins. Triplets, if possible.
Goto: "I see... Good plan. I'll schedule a vasectomy ASAP."Well, I never specified numbers of classes, just hull type. That said, though, destroyers are like cookies. You never build just one- you make a batch. And when they get done with the oven, you make another batch, right up until you run out of batter, ingrediants for batter, and wood for the oven.
Goto: "I see... Good plan. I'll schedule a vasectomy ASAP."
Kongou: "NOOOOOOOOOO!"
IndeedWas wondering when someone'd notice @theJMPer's tonal pattern.
It has been brought up, yes.I have no idea if it has been brought-up before or not, but if memory servers me correctly (which I really don't trust it to) can't shipgirls in this story basically live for possibly hundreds of years? If that is correct, then wouldn't any pairing between a shipgirl and a human eventually end in tragedy?
That would be a significant downer ending, one I can't see this story ending on.Whose to say that the shipgirls will even exist once the Abyssals are dealt with? They appeared thanks to MSSB, whose to say that they will stick around after they are unneeded? MSSB may make them just disappear as they appeared. Suddenly.
Well, what I didn't show was what Kongou did next.That won't work. That's just making it slightly more convoluted. Magic Sparkly Shipgirl Bullshit will find a way.
... I don't think I can make an SV-appropriate joke out of that.Also, fyi, a vasectomy just disconnects everything- so the material is still there unless they fuck it up.
Duly noted.On a more serous note for everyone here, though- don't make jokes about a botched vasectomy; as destruction of the normal means of producing testosterone can lead to violent mood swings, abrupt change of behavior, depression, and other assorted physical and mental affects. I've got family in that boat, and I've seen a mild engineer go to serial killer in 36 hours due to issues with his artificial testosterone.
Well, that matter is not unfamiliar to the thread, and to me. I don't know about other quests/stories or the fanfic ideas thread, but that did get brought up right quickly over in Ad Astra per Aspera. The thread 'consensus' was that they either remained single, or remarried.Indeed
And on another note, there's another thing that came to my mind when reading the latest chapter: The lifespan problem.
I have no idea if it has been brought-up before or not, but if memory servers me correctly (which I really don't trust it to) can't shipgirls in this story basically live for possibly hundreds of years? If that is correct, then wouldn't any pairing between a shipgirl and a human eventually end in tragedy? I mean unless MSSB has a solution, then any relationship between a shipgirl and a human will always end in tragedy of long life? And that isn't even counting what other things could do in the human partner. After all, when compared to even a destroyer, we humans are remarkably frail creatures. I can't imagine how somebody like Jersey or Wash would handle outliving their significant other, let alone Mutsu outliving Richardson......
Or Ari outliving Jane....
I am sorry for dropping the feels atomic bomb on you guys, but it is something to think about. And I suddenly have the feeling that enough naval ordinance is being pointed at me to reduce a small country to a smoking crater.
Are you TRYING to give people death anxiety? If so...Indeed
And on another note, there's another thing that came to my mind when reading the latest chapter: The lifespan problem.
I have no idea if it has been brought-up before or not, but if memory servers me correctly (which I really don't trust it to) can't shipgirls in this story basically live for possibly hundreds of years? If that is correct, then wouldn't any pairing between a shipgirl and a human eventually end in tragedy? I mean unless MSSB has a solution, then any relationship between a shipgirl and a human will always end in tragedy of long life? And that isn't even counting what other things could do in the human partner. After all, when compared to even a destroyer, we humans are remarkably frail creatures. I can't imagine how somebody like Jersey or Wash would handle outliving their significant other, let alone Mutsu outliving Richardson......
Or Ari outliving Jane....
I am sorry for dropping the feels atomic bomb on you guys, but it is something to think about. And I suddenly have the feeling that enough naval ordinance is being pointed at me to reduce a small country to a smoking crater.
Oh, I hope Wash did see all the models, and plans to gently tease Gale about them.plus a collection of models Gale and her siblings had built over the years that the sailor desperately hoped Wash wouldn't read too much into.
I dropped back laughing at this one. Talk about handy signaling!A faerie darted out onto the crown of her head with a string of signal flags in tow and frantically waved them at Cameron. "K-I-S-S-H-E-R" it read.
The Marine's expression is probably something like this: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)"No comment, sir." Said the marine with a smirk that was most certainly a comment.
Oh My, Wash... already? I'm reasonably sure if you ask Gale that, she'll faint.
Um... that was 'laska.Oh My, Wash... already? I'm reasonably sure if you ask Gale that, she'll faint.
Whoops, derp me. Well, that's even more 'Oh MY', since wow, 'laska, that was a really good first date, but jeeze...
Well, shipgirls are not exactly good on decision making or impulse control when it comes to... emotional attachments.Whoops, derp me. Well, that's even more 'Oh MY', since wow, 'laska, that was a really good first date, but jeeze...
So like some Sleeping Beauty stuff?My pet theory is that when the war is over, the girls try and hold on to life, but as the years pass and their friends and family push forward in life, they slow down. Each day gets a little harder, their steel more stiff and boilers more ornery.
Kongou would be the first, I imagine. Her daughters and granddaughters would be peaceful, the war over, Goto passed on. It would be a short talk to her own grandmother, Mikasa, before Kongou herself would lay herself down to rest on the concrete and stone in the plaza, Goto's ashes resting at the foot of her glass tomb. Mothballed, asleep for decades or centuries, she would rest there waiting for her time to come again. Across the world, ships would go to rest in their hallowed halls, their ferrous reminders dotting the land with their loved ones last remains serving as guards of honor, no matter the form.
When the Abyss returns, so will they. Until then, they will rest the sleep of heroes, sure that their next awakening will be for the entry to their next battle.