Corwin Here!

[Flipper]

Wait wait! I thought we were protecting it?

We can't protect it until we own it! First comes the kamikaze Auroras. Then comes the "what do we do now" stage.

 

[SchrimPanzer]

I always mix up the stages!

 

[Wardak]

We can't protect it until we own it! First comes the kamikaze Auroras. Then comes the "what do we do now" stage.

We can't wait too long though because people will be attacking rapidly

 

[Corwin]

I feel like I won't be able to persuade you to name it Operation SHIELD?

 

[Flipper]

I feel like I won't be able to persuade you to name it Operation SHIELD?

Now that I think about it, Operation Aurora Aegis is far too obvious and betrays the nature of the mission! Operation SHIELD it is! Just don't try sneaking any hidden meaning into SHIELD or anything. It's only capitalized because it looks cool.

 

[Wardak]

We can call it Operation Desert Shield just so everyone is lost.

 

[Corwin]

It's only capitalized because it looks cool.

My thoughts exactly!

 

[Flipper]

Operation Dessert Shield for maximum confusion!

 

[Corwin]

Operation Desert Shield... It has a nice ring to it.

 

[SchrimPanzer]

Operation Desert Plate

 

[Wardak]

Operation Desert Plate

They will think we're breakable but they don't know that they will fail

 

[Flipper]

Y'alls are spelling it wrong. Or is that the point? TOO META FOR ME.

 

[Corwin]

Ah, I like Operation Desert Plate as well... It gives the impression that we are broad and can cover everything but that we are fragile, which our Auroras most certainly are!

 

[Flipper]

Auroras are not fragile! Speak not such heresy. What Auroras are, is very very energy-dense, thus making good bombs.

 

[Corwin]

Ah, you see, my keyboard stopped working. It was supposed to say arent.

 

[SchrimPanzer]

Also contains lots of sugar

 

[h0und]

Operation Smorgasbord!

 

[Corwin]

But Smorgasboard makes it sound like we're offering up our ships for them to eat.

 

[Wardak]

That's good. We will shove our ships down their throat.

 

[Corwin]

Ah, I see. The age-old cut them open from the inside out method! BRILLIANT!