MLP: FiM
Rainbow Dash: Now, what have we learned?
Fluttershy: Lots of control.
RD: Good.
FS: Screaming and hollering.
RD: Yes, and most importantly?
FS: Passion.
RD: Right! So now that you know the elements of a good cheer, let's hear one.
FS: (Very softly) Yay.
RD: You're gonna cheer for me like THAT? Louder.
FS: (Same tone) Yay.
RD: Louder!
FS: (Same tone) Yay.
RD: LOUDER!!!!
FS: (Takes deep breath, then in same tone) Yay.
RD: *Groans and falls over*
FS: ...Too loud?
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Red vs Blue: Reconstruction
*Simmons is hacking into Command's network on info on the Blues*
Sarge: What're you finding out, Simmons?
Simmons: Looks like all the Blue records are here, I just don't have the access to delete them. I'm trying to work around that right now.
Grif: Ooh, try hacking the mainframe.
Simmons: This isn't a mainframe system.
Grif: How 'bout cracking it, would cracking it work?
Simmons: Grif shut up! Stop making suggestions when you have no idea what you're talking about.
Grif: Well, if you want help-
Simmons: I don't want help.
Grif: Maybe you should explain what's going on, and I could make an educated suggestion.
Simmons: Ehducated? Okay, fine. This computer is a dedicated interface with a highly developed security protocol. The information we are accessing is stored on a separate database with its own dedicated hardware. That system has its own distinct layer of security. From what I can tell, the two systems verify their identities by trading randomly generated two thousand fifty six bit encryption keys. I'm tryin' to spoof one of those keys right now. So, Grif. I'm all ears. Any suggestions?
Grif: Oh yeah, I've seen that before. You should try uploading a virus to the mainframe.
Simmons: Jesus.
Grif: I find viruses that feature a laughing skull tend to work the best.
Simmons: Shut the (CENSORED) up and let me work!
