Fifty-plus people is a lot of humans for one tour guide and Inferno, Mr I-Am-New-To-Being-The-Responsible-Dude-Here, to keep track of. I think there's a bit of an unwritten rule with the Autobots that the tent campers get one free visit, and after that it's up to the humans to impress them with why they should be allowed to come back. Harriet, needless to say, failed right out of the gate.
Loom loom loom ... he looms so much he may as well weave ;)
Aha. That ship has no canon name; I call it the Resurgent. The plant growth around the Decepticon underwater base ... well, they're not that deep down, since there's still sunlight, and Carly was able to scuba dive down in one episode [Golden Lagoon, IIRC]. I'm assuming the 'con base is pumping out industrial waste of some sort, but it's not the same sort of thing that human industry produces [such as heavy metals, exactly the kind of thing the 'cons would rather hang on to and use, thank you very much], and also the 'con base puts out waste heat and light, rather useful for sea critters. Given some of the things that live on the deepest beds of the ocean, it'd be no surprise that some weird and wonderful critters might set up shop around the 'con base's waste vents and outlets.
You'll not that it's not just coral and sea plant growth down there - there are often whole schools of fish seen out of the windows. I'm guessing there's a no-shipping zone around the 'con base, which means no fishing, which paradoxically means the Decepticon base might well be better for the ecosystem than the Decepticons intended at all.
No need to apologise ... ? :: blink blink :: I didn't think I'd like it either. My housemate and I were over at my father's this Xmas and, she liking wrestling and it being on, she wanted to watch it. And since I didn't want to move I watched along, and made fun of a few things, such as one guy's huge furry coat. And then said guy did a crazy-type amazing move, causing me to go "Good gracious! That was really quite spectacular!" only with added obscenities. And my housemate then got me to watch more, and, well, it's six months later and I'm really not sure what I used to do without five different wrestling shows to watch in the evenings.
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Date: 2010-06-11 06:59 pm (UTC)Loom loom loom ... he looms so much he may as well weave ;)
Aha. That ship has no canon name; I call it the Resurgent. The plant growth around the Decepticon underwater base ... well, they're not that deep down, since there's still sunlight, and Carly was able to scuba dive down in one episode [Golden Lagoon, IIRC]. I'm assuming the 'con base is pumping out industrial waste of some sort, but it's not the same sort of thing that human industry produces [such as heavy metals, exactly the kind of thing the 'cons would rather hang on to and use, thank you very much], and also the 'con base puts out waste heat and light, rather useful for sea critters. Given some of the things that live on the deepest beds of the ocean, it'd be no surprise that some weird and wonderful critters might set up shop around the 'con base's waste vents and outlets.
You'll not that it's not just coral and sea plant growth down there - there are often whole schools of fish seen out of the windows. I'm guessing there's a no-shipping zone around the 'con base, which means no fishing, which paradoxically means the Decepticon base might well be better for the ecosystem than the Decepticons intended at all.
No need to apologise ... ? :: blink blink :: I didn't think I'd like it either. My housemate and I were over at my father's this Xmas and, she liking wrestling and it being on, she wanted to watch it. And since I didn't want to move I watched along, and made fun of a few things, such as one guy's huge furry coat. And then said guy did a crazy-type amazing move, causing me to go "Good gracious! That was really quite spectacular!" only with added obscenities. And my housemate then got me to watch more, and, well, it's six months later and I'm really not sure what I used to do without five different wrestling shows to watch in the evenings.