Posted by Lieutenant Commander Faye Calloway (Chief Intelligence Officer) in Post Sim - Rest and Recuperation (Open to Anyone)

Posted by Lieutenant Commander Daggum Hammor (Chief Operations Officer) in Post Sim - Rest and Recuperation (Open to Anyone)

Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Janna Kingston (Counsellor) in Post Sim - Rest and Recuperation (Open to Anyone)

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She laughed as well. “Yeah, and I suspect I won’t have much of a chance to convince you otherwise.” Janna knocked back a large amount of her drink and felt suddenly warmed. She grinned at the server. Two more of these,” she said pointing to the drink. “And a plate of honey-garlic wings.” She cast her gaze to Daggum. “So you don’t have to share,” she said with a wink.

Janna downed the rest of her drink as the server set down the next two and she eyed them before eyeing Daggum. “Risks huh? Would you believe I’ve never been drunk? Nothing more than a pleasant buzz.”

~Janna

Daggum cocked an eyebrow at her and said “Really? Not even the Academy? I thought it was a prerequisite to graduation to go The Lighthouse, that old dive bar across from the main entrance, and get plastered when you graduated. It was for me, anyway.” and he took a long drink and then laughed.

Daggum

Janna chuckled. “I didn’t really get a chance. I… missed my graduation Daggum, because my cadet cruise right before graduation was when I ended up with the haemophilia and I then switched career tracks into psychology and pursued my Master’s right away. Especially early on, alcohol was ill advised.” She shrugged. “Sometimes I think I missed out, but I wasn’t in a place to enjoy graduation even if I had attended.”

“But tell me about yours. What was it like?”

~Janna Kingston, CNS

Daggum chuckled and said “Bunch of Engineering nerds and booze. What do you think? It was a drunken orgy of arguing over system design flaws and solutions, trying to build the tallest beer glass tower with the fewest glasses, and getting really quiet when attractive women we didn’t know tried to hit on us.” and he laughed. “Now, I will be honest. My formative years weren’t like most of my class-mates. So I wasn’t oblivious or nervous to what was happening. I also had zero interest in hook-ups or one night stands. So… I did what any good classmate who could hold their liquor would do. I made sure that my friends had a great night, got to do things they had always wanted to to do, and had enough memories to look back on the night fondly.” He tooka drink and then laughed as he swallowed. “I even managed to get two of them to finally admit they liked each other, and had since second year. They’re married now… both on the same station and loving life. I get a card on their kids birthdays.” and he smiled and drank before grabbing a wing that had just arrived.

Daggum