Posted: February 5th, 2009, 20:21
Jon wrote:So Nikolai, i'm guessing from your accent you hail from Russia, what brings you over this way?
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Posted: February 5th, 2009, 20:44
Nikolai to Jon wrote:It is eh, complex.
I meant to meet man here in USA, he not show up, I stay with friends for while instead.
Friends need to go some place else, so I have to find place of own, earn rent, you know?
Posted: February 5th, 2009, 20:50
*sends Nikolai's pan Pastukhov's number*Frank wrote:Hey Nikolai, you tried finding this friend of yours? The johnson who sent us here is Russian too. Maybe he knows about your pal. His name is Pastukhov, here's his number if you don't know him.
Posted: February 5th, 2009, 23:28
Is it true that communists only drink vodka?
Posted: February 5th, 2009, 23:45
He lifts the shallow cup again, it's probably about one shot high.
Nikolai wrote:I'm taking a little right now, but who said anything about communists?
Capitalism has made me a wealthy person, has let me afford to purchase many toys and tools.
Posted: February 5th, 2009, 23:59
Toys are what make life grand I say. Why bother with all the work if all it brings you is more work?
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 8:17
Chopper-san wrote:Mmmm, so then - we here to be given a job or just around drinking tea?
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 13:37
I suspect our honored hosts are just trying to make us wait fashionably long before giving us the pitch.
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 14:07
*chugs the pint of sugary tea down and sparks up another red apple*Frank wrote:I stay here any longer I'm gonna take off my clothes and wander around scratching my balls, or my skin is gonna grow over the chair. Might as well drink my tea now it's gone cold.
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 15:18
He takes his tea from the girl, nodding his thanksN-zo wrote:Sorry for being anti-social, just managed to get a few new programmes I thought could be useful and needed to reconfigure them for my AR filters
N-zo wrote:So, as your friend here didn't pass it on, the names N-zo, I'm good with door locks
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 15:40
I guess I'll pick a colour other than normal blue.
Frank wrote:Well howdy N-zo. We've been lacking on computer and door opening skills, I've mostly been using brute horse on doors. Or explosives. Of course, you'll be a lot quieter at it and a damn sight quicker too which is rather useful.
editz - colour changed to school bus yellow in the top one and tyrian purple in the bottom one. Which one do you like more?Frank, to Al wrote:Dude, I'm getting a bit sick of this sitting on my ass. You're the diplomat, get that potato san to call his boss.
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 16:00
Al wrote:Sure thing.
Al, in Japanese wrote:Sato-san. I apologise for the impatience of my colleagues, but they are men of action. Is there a delay?
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 16:04
And the waiting begins...
...again.
...again.
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 16:09
roooooooooooommmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 16:24
No. It's Joose in this one. It's Roman in the other thread, pay attention deej. 
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 16:28
so it is! Maybe I'm just RP'ing where the shadowrun adventure is actually happening in the simulation units on deck 3 and SHODAN moved in some SLA BPN stuff.p.s.: JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSEEEEEE!!
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 17:21
This.deject wrote:JOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSEEEEEE!!
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 18:24
Ahem, 'scuse. I think I'm firmly straddling orange as my SR colour of choice.HereComesPete wrote:I guess I'll pick a colour other than normal blue.
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 18:56
Fucks sake guys, some of us have jobs we cant spend all day on the interwebs from. Ive only been home 10 mins!
Anyway...
The doors that make up one wall of the room you are in slide silently aside, and Sato-san gestures you in. The geisha girls take the empty teacups, ashtrays and whatever away.
The room that you can now see is not much different from the room you are in. There's very little in the way of decoration or furniture. To your left is a large set of traditional Samurai armour on a stand, and to the right is a pair of katana in a display. Neither of the katana have sheaths, and the shorter of the two, the wakizashi, is broken in several places.
Between these two is a low table, with a person sat behind it on what appears to be a fluffy cushion. Other than that, you cant see much, as they have a sort of robe thing covering their features. They are small, like a dwarf, but look lightly built. They also appear to be wearing some kind of two pointed hat under the hood.
They are quietly painting on scrolls in front of them. Those of you that know *anything* about Japan recognise it as Japanese calligraphy, but none of you can read it.
Anyway...
The doors that make up one wall of the room you are in slide silently aside, and Sato-san gestures you in. The geisha girls take the empty teacups, ashtrays and whatever away.
The room that you can now see is not much different from the room you are in. There's very little in the way of decoration or furniture. To your left is a large set of traditional Samurai armour on a stand, and to the right is a pair of katana in a display. Neither of the katana have sheaths, and the shorter of the two, the wakizashi, is broken in several places.
Between these two is a low table, with a person sat behind it on what appears to be a fluffy cushion. Other than that, you cant see much, as they have a sort of robe thing covering their features. They are small, like a dwarf, but look lightly built. They also appear to be wearing some kind of two pointed hat under the hood.
They are quietly painting on scrolls in front of them. Those of you that know *anything* about Japan recognise it as Japanese calligraphy, but none of you can read it.
The robes head area moves slightly.Sensei Kitsune wrote:Good evening gentlemen. I hope you did not have to wait too long. Please excuse me, I have a lot of paperwork to catch up on. I am Sensei Kitsune, but you may simply call me Sensei if you wish. Please come in.
Santo-san bows low, and exits the room. The doors close behind him.Sensei Kitsune wrote:Thank you Santo-san, that will be all for now.
Sensei Kitsune wrote:As you have no doubt worked out, I am here representing a Yakuza clan. You are probably wondering what we would hire you to do that we could not take care of ourselves. Simply put, this is a delicate matter, in that no one outside this room may ever be allowed to discover details of the work that I am to put you to. It is a job that may require a diverse arrangement of skills, and no small amount of thinking on your feet.
The fee paid will be 160000 Nuyen, half paid up front, half on completion. The cost of failure will be death. Note that I do not make idle threats, nor is this meant as an insult to your capabilities. I merely wish to be clear on the implications of the job, so that you may back out now if you so desire. Before I move on to the specifics, are there any questions so far?
Posted: February 6th, 2009, 19:07
Nothing from me.