Alright, so basically this is what is sounds like. We have a conversation, WITH A TWIST! Each post must begin with whatever letter comes after the first letter of the previous post!

So, for instance, the first word of the next post must start with "B"!

Barring tricky verbal acrobatics, it is difficult to start a contextually relevant sentence with the letter B. I just barely scraped by. By the way, how did you make that "A" look so good?

Crap, umm, yeah. I got nothing

Dang, that was weak. I thought you were a scientist!

Evidently, academia is not all that factors into one's skill at this particular exercise.

Fish-men are not known for their grammar an clever word play. Besides, what does that have to do with SCIENCE?

Grammar is an invaluable part of a good lab report, as any scientist should recognize.

However, science shark made no grammar mistakes. Yet.

I certainly didn't mean to cast any aspersions on the shark-mans reputation as a scientist.

Just because shark-dude is supposed to be a scientist, doesn't mean he has to be any good with words. Seriously, how many other sharks do you know that can even speak?

Killer sharks are far more common than talking sharks, I must admit, and even they are fairly rare.

Look if we keep beating around the bush like this we will never come to a conclusion.

Maybe you're right. We should probably drop the scientists-may-or-may-not-be-good-at-words issue and start talking about something else.

No, not yet, we should solve the issue at hand before moving on.

Of course. Sorry for getting sidetracked. It was a momentary lapse of judgement.

Perhaps you can be forgiven, this time. Don't let it happen too often.

(Q-tips! Who put q-tips in my transmorphicantigrue-array... No, No Gerald! I don't need more, Just... Go and do something, anything, just stay out of th lab for now. You did enough damage)*


Sorry, what were we talking about again





*noises in the backround

Really, you'd think you could at least pay attention when we are discussing your aptitude.

So much for the so-called science shark.

Too bad, really, it would have been interesting to have such an unusual staff member. It seems, however, that we must let him go.

Unfortunately, I don't think he wants to go. He may prove to be a liability in the future.

Very well. In that case, we should lock him up.

Whoa whoa there buddies isn't that a little extreme?!

Xtreme, you say? I don't think so.

You misspelled a word there, pal.