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Tina Belcher | Bob's Burgers ([personal profile] continuousgroaning) wrote in [community profile] driftfleet2017-02-05 08:12 pm

2. Glitched Augmen-Tina

Who: Tina Belcher and YOU
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Paisley
When: February 5th

[When Tina turns the camera on, she's... quite chatty. And speaking a lot faster than she normally does.]

So is it normal to have a huge burst of energy come from nowhere because the last time this happened to me I was hooked on espresso but I haven't had a single drop of that magic liquid in years pretty much no thanks to my mom pawning the espresso machine but anyway I can't keep still and this really isn't like me is there some way to make it stop??

[She pauses to take a breath.]

... actually I don't want it to stop BYE.

Action

[Sorry, Paisley shipmates, but your new cook is twitchy and running here to there, compulsively cleaning, when she's not experimenting with food in the new kitchen. Quite a change from her first week here, where she was very retiring and shy.]
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[personal profile] expellerhead 2017-02-14 07:35 pm (UTC)(link)
[PATIENCE........patience, aizawa. she needs to learn. it's a good skill. BE ENCOURAGING, y'know, that thing you never are]

Keep trying. I [how does it go] believe in you. [nailed it]
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[personal profile] expellerhead 2017-02-17 07:00 am (UTC)(link)
Okay. Multiply that by four, since we want to know the beats per minute.

An adult human has a resting heartbeat of between 60 and 100 beats per minute. You don't look that young, so you should fall in that range.
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[personal profile] expellerhead 2017-02-21 04:40 pm (UTC)(link)
I don't know, but I wasn't trying to figure out if your heartbeat was CAUSING it and more trying to determine if it was going to make you go into cardiac arrest.

But it looks like it won't. So don't worry about it.

Any shortness of breath? Dizziness?
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[personal profile] expellerhead 2017-02-22 06:32 pm (UTC)(link)
You did, once or twice.

As long as it's not causing you any physical distress, it's best to let whatever this is run its course. If you experience any of those symptoms I listed though I want you to contact either your ship's medical officer or me. Aizawa.