002 ¤ [video]

[fe_male]

[ Guess who's a little drunk and not in his room and doing some super special assembling of random shit he found together. Who knows what it's supposed to do, but he found the stuff and damn if he wasn't going to engineer something with it, okay? Anything. Because that's better than being here where Pepper isn't, and stuck period. ]

One more year around the sun. Of course, I don't know what this sun is, but my sun says that was my... I'm saying it was quite boring. You guys oughta do better.

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[fe_male]

Platform housing. And sort of a techball, I think, although that would be dumb, because.

[ That is the end of that sentence, regardless of how it sounds. ]

[hernes_son]

Fascinating. [And it is, although none of the words in Tony's reply meant anything to Robin apart from 'and' and 'although'. But it's clear this man is brilliant and far-thinking, even when squiffy. There is much Tony could do to help Robin, if he will.

But Robin says none of this.]

[fe_male]

[ Yeah, he's used to what it sounds like when people don't know what he's talking about. Normally he leaves it up to them, basically, to work it out. Or something. ]

Well there's no way I can describe the techball, okay, that's hard to describe to people who are beyond being impressed with an automated answering machine. Or a beeper. [ Eugh a beeper. ] And it's not worth it if you're not going to be suitably impressed. But the housing, right. It's not going to be that impressive itself. What's more impressive is what's using it as a house. And even that's going to be a difficult uphill battle to explain. It's basically a house for a brain.

[hernes_son]

A mechanical skull?

I promise you, I am suitably impressed.

[fe_male]

Nn—..nnyeahh okay. Sure. Technically. But not literally for a brain, okay? It's a computer. [ God it hurts to say 'computer'. ] It's the skull for the brain of the computer.