Engineer | Dell Conagher (
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prismatica2019-06-21 06:19 pm
[003 | VIDEO] morning of the 18th
[It's early, and Engineer has his communication bracelet's video screen leaned up against his bathroom mirror.
Engie himself looks... different. Aside from being in an undershirt with an expression that says "just woke up," he's also sporting stark white whiskers, not unlike barbels, sticking out from under his beard. Two strands flow out neatly on either side of his cheeks, almost matching the direction of his growth.
Along with that, there's new scales on his bare shoulders in patches of black, white, orange, and a little bit of blue. He holds up a beard trimmer, and you can barely see flowing, sheer-like white fins under his arms.
Basically, he's a koi now.]
Anybody got tips on how to shave 'round fish whiskers?
[If you haven't heard Engineer speak before, that's a pretty thick Texan accent.
He chuckles sleepily and rubs one eye with his other hand. He's really tired. Don't ask why.]
Hell, how do y'all do regular, everyday things 'round the animal bits? Honest-to-god question. Might as well make this Lunatia's talkin' point for the morning.
Engie himself looks... different. Aside from being in an undershirt with an expression that says "just woke up," he's also sporting stark white whiskers, not unlike barbels, sticking out from under his beard. Two strands flow out neatly on either side of his cheeks, almost matching the direction of his growth.
Along with that, there's new scales on his bare shoulders in patches of black, white, orange, and a little bit of blue. He holds up a beard trimmer, and you can barely see flowing, sheer-like white fins under his arms.
Basically, he's a koi now.]
Anybody got tips on how to shave 'round fish whiskers?
[If you haven't heard Engineer speak before, that's a pretty thick Texan accent.
He chuckles sleepily and rubs one eye with his other hand. He's really tired. Don't ask why.]
Hell, how do y'all do regular, everyday things 'round the animal bits? Honest-to-god question. Might as well make this Lunatia's talkin' point for the morning.

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[ That's---a curious looking purple fellow. But he might have some helpful advice, check out those spiralling horns. ]
You may just want to wait them out.
As for every day things and animal bits, I'm rather attached to mine full time, so you learn to manage. Eventually.
You may want to ask someone for a straight razor job though; I imagine they'd be much more careful than---whatever that is.
text; also, fuck it my inbox can suffer
I don't personally know either.
If anyone who responds also knows how to keep a comb from catching on scales, I'd also like to hear it; it's not a pleasant sensation.
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Huh. I'm guessin' hair cuts are sorta different for you, then?
[He gestures to the horns with a finger, as much as he can on video.]
I got a straight razor, but I ain't trying to shave the whole thing off. Just trim. These things are new to me too... pretty darn handy, though.
[He gives the trimmer a little shake.]
lmao no rush on these then
Dunno, I usually got snake parts and they didn't show up in my hair.
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Ah. Maybe keep to a good pair of snips then? A little finnicky, but I'm sure you can manage. It looks stellar on it's own so far.
Is that what that thing does, trim?
I've never needed one, so.
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The scales all lay in only one direction near my temples. My hair however, does not, and occasionally when the comb clips them it's rather painful.
Not only that, I've snagged fibers on several blouses as well. It's becoming a nuisance.
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Trimmers, yeah. Back at my old job I'd keep my whole head shaved down one-hundred-percent. But electric razors were a pain in the hide to keep 'round the kinda places we'd move to. Got used to stickin' to scissors and a straight razor.
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[jesus how weird is this now that it's coming out of his mouth, he realizes.]
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Now you on the other hand... that's a little more tricky.
BLESS
[He's grinning, in case it's not obvious he's kidding.]
Really, though, I thought you had to deal with the rest of your head too, though? Jellyfish hair an' all that.
c:
[It doesn't really get into her face or anything!]
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[And it's still fairly short. Anyway, he's still grinning--]
Noticed you ain't answered the question.
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[There's no shame in her tone here. Just a cheeky grin.]
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That's definitely a thought though. Perhaps I'll give them a look.
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[Take that with a grain of salt. This is Engineer, who's usual dresscode is either:
1. Over-the-top Wild West man
2. Whatever's comfortable]
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[THAT SURE IS NO SHAME. Engineer blinks... then awkwardly chuckles, rubbing the back of his head and looking away. There's a bit of red in his face, and you can see the fins under his forearms a lot more clearly now.]
I, uh, I wouldn't say that, but. I appreciate the flattery, ma'am.
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Good, I don't want to be doling it out for the unappreciative.
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I always appreciate your compliments. Heh.
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[is that a flirt back???????????? maybe]
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[D'oh ho ho.]
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[WHO'S THE TEASE NOW eva it's definitely eva]
You know, once all... THIS is gone--[He gestures to the whiskers.]--we oughta grab lunch again.
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You're kind of cute like that, actually.
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I'd say that's downright... "fishy."
[BREAKING: 40-SOMETHING YEAR OLD MAN FROM 1971 LEARNING THE INTERNET IS FULL OF DAD JOKES]
And thanks?
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[he's guffawing behind the text though trust me]
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Don't be koi with me.
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Apologies. It's less a matter of taste than it is image.
I was always taught to dress appropriately for making good impressions; and wearing a lab coat is quite stuffy after a while.
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[meaning: I think you're pretty cool]
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But all due respect; you haven't seen me in a t-shirt, either.