leave me be. poem
Look at me in my face. You fucking disgrace, your driving me away can't you see, But yet you continue to complain about everything. Without a reason to change anything. You talk of the world as if it owed you everything. That it done you wrong...
'Bate and Switch
Tsuki glanced down the worn teakwood deck of the old yacht and wondered for the umpteenth time that afternoon what the Clydesdale sitting by the stern saw in fishing. Hooves propped up on the gunwale, floppy hat kept on his head by his equally floppy...
Bate night
Monday night is bate night! at least, it's been so for many years between outgoing brian and introverted nick. oopsie! indolent nick forgot it was bate night and (damn it!) it had to be a full moon! what will happen?
MFM5: The Canine Key
Yet bates could hear him sniffle. was he crying? maybe! bates thought of that moment now, well aware his friend was right: he needed that job, despite the fact he hadn't even the faintest idea what it was all about. bates sighed.
MFM4: The Invasion
bates was the last straw of hope he could cling to! bates himself was speechless. he knew how bad things were.
The Mandela Field Manipulator 2.0
She even knew bate's name and some details he'd never told anyone. but then she asked him about how his wife was doing after her surgery. the thing was: bates wasn't married!
The Mandela Field Manipulator 3.0
Said bates. "as a matter of fact: that was me!" sitting in the chair, he watched bates adjusting the machine.
Chapter 6
The conversation that sergeant woods and staff sergeant bates were having in the back ceased.
Chapter 4
"yeah, i don't hear the accent," staff sergeant bates spoke, "i was born in alabama and i have a thick accent." "an annoying one at that," sergeant woods sneered.
Chapter 8
Just behind him, staff sergeant bates and sergeant woods took cover behind an orange barricade, firing at whatever was on the opposite end of their rifles.
Long and Winding Roads Ch. 2
bates laughed out loud.
Daisy and Boss: 18 - Conversations
Boss was met outside the heavy steel door by none other than captain ronnie bates in the flesh.