[At this point, he really does. Engie hums in quiet surprise.]
Huh. Good guess.
[Nice job, him.
As for the past tense - Engineer notices, but doesn't ask. Again, curious, but also not the type to pry into personal business. Most of the nine of them either had bizzare family histories (see: Tavish) or were old enough to have fairly elderly parents. He wouldn't be surprised if past tense simply meant the latter.
Speaking of curiosity, though, you bet your ass Engineer is going down there - smell or not. He follows Medic.]
They build this?
B.
[Engineer quirks an eyebrow as he leans against the door frame, arms crossed. It'd look more like the set-up to a bad porno if it wasn't coming from a five-foot-four man in grease-stained overalls and bloody boots.]
Sure. But it'd be more romantic if y'didn't look like you picked a fight with a raccoon and lost.
[is it flirting when you say the other person looks like shit]
no subject
[At this point, he really does. Engie hums in quiet surprise.]
Huh. Good guess.
[Nice job, him.
As for the past tense - Engineer notices, but doesn't ask. Again, curious, but also not the type to pry into personal business. Most of the nine of them either had bizzare family histories (see: Tavish) or were old enough to have fairly elderly parents. He wouldn't be surprised if past tense simply meant the latter.
Speaking of curiosity, though, you bet your ass Engineer is going down there - smell or not. He follows Medic.]
They build this?
B.
[Engineer quirks an eyebrow as he leans against the door frame, arms crossed. It'd look more like the set-up to a bad porno if it wasn't coming from a five-foot-four man in grease-stained overalls and bloody boots.]
Sure. But it'd be more romantic if y'didn't look like you picked a fight with a raccoon and lost.
[is it flirting when you say the other person looks like shit]