Being an Episode in the Later Career of Super Admiral Serenity O’James of the Space Fighters
Fleet Commander Dmitry Ng stood at attention before the desk of Super Admiral Serenity O’James and saluted.
“At ease, Ng,” she mumbled, not looking up from her paperwork. “What is it?”
“Ma’am, I regret to inform you that the units of 19th Squadron 8th Division have failed to hold our outpost at Procyon V. The enemy staged a surprise attack in full force with a barrage of long range electron torpedos.”
Serenity O’James turned her eyes upward to the Fleet Commander and frowned.
“Long range electron torpedos? Could we not counter those with our positronic muon beams?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with atomic antimatter lasers.”
“What about our guided antimatter bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum neutron rays.”
Super Admiral O’James leaned back in her chair. “Surely our atomic destructo missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged laser missiles.”
“Did we not have guided destructo rockets to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic frag torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with composite wavelet beams?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing photon cannons.”
“Did we not have quantum laser rockets to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking graviton beams.”
“So we responded with our stealth photon rockets, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged positron bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum plasma disruptors?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic assault bombs.”
“Surely our stealth gluon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking muon lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic graviton cannons?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutron rockets.”
“What about our atomic plasma disruptors?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic destructo disruptors.”
“So we responded with our long range disruptor beams, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic frag torpedos.”
“What about our long range neutrino rockets?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had positronic graviton bombs.”
“So we responded with our subatomic photon cannons, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their guided neutrino missiles.”
“Did we not have atomic gluon beams to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with quantum plasma torpedos.”
“So we responded with our nuclear assault beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing photon rays.”
“So we responded with our quantum positron beams, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth assault missiles.”
“But we had guided disruptor torpedos, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had supercharged assault lasers.”
“But we had positronic antimatter bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range wavelet disruptors.”
“So we responded with our nuclear gluon cannons, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting photon beams.”
“Surely our positronic electron rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic neutrino missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with guided plasma beams?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking assault bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting graviton rays?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged disruptor blasters.”
“So we responded with our positronic gluon lasers, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic electron cannons.”
“But we had superconducting hyperspace bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged laser blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic photon cannons?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear gluon blasters.”
“What about our stealth antimatter blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had nuclear gluon rockets.”
“Did we not have superconducting wavelet rockets to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range gluon torpedos.”
“Did we not have nuclear graviton beams to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing antimatter beams.”
“But we had heat-seeking disruptor cannons, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their long range electron lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear wavelet blasters?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range hyperspace disruptors.”
“So we responded with our superconducting laser missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking frag cannons.”
“But we had quantum antimatter lasers, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic plasma rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic hyperspace torpedos?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic frag disruptors.”
“Did we not have guided photon lasers to counter with?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear assault lasers.”
“Did we not have atomic neutrino disruptors to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their atomic assault cannons.”
“Did we not have nuclear destructo rockets to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth electron blasters.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking antimatter lasers, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had quantum disruptor cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic neutrino missiles?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum neutrino rockets.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing positron cannons, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic neutron blasters.”
“What about our composite warp torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum warp cannons.”
“Did we not have stealth neutrino lasers to counter with?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic muon rays.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking plasma torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic muon blasters.”
“What about our positronic antimatter beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear frag rockets.”
“What about our composite laser cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic neutron lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting photon cannons?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic assault missiles.”
“Surely our composite positron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth assault cannons.”
“But we had stealth electron rockets, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear photon rays.”
“But we had guided laser bombs, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth wavelet disruptors.”
“Did we not have stealth warp beams to counter with?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting antimatter missiles.”
“Surely our quantum photon rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their guided warp rays.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth electron rays?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with guided frag disruptors.”
“Did we not have positronic wavelet bombs to counter with?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting laser blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting graviton bombs?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with long range warp rays?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking laser rays.”
“Surely our superconducting neutrino bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing gluon disruptors.”
“What about our positronic neutron beams?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had superconducting destructo rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum positron disruptors?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic disruptor torpedos.”
“Surely our guided frag beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided wavelet lasers.”
“So we responded with our nuclear warp missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault bombs.”
“Did we not have supercharged antimatter torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged destructo beams.”
“So we responded with our composite gluon bombs, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite assault blasters.”
“But we had armor-piercing disruptor bombs, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing destructo disruptors.”
“Surely our positronic muon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had guided neutron beams.”
“Did we not have guided hyperspace blasters to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had positronic laser beams.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting neutrino rockets?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting muon lasers.”
“What about our subatomic destructo missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking hyperspace rockets.”
“So we responded with our guided laser beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had supercharged photon missiles.”
“What about our stealth plasma cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had nuclear disruptor bombs.”
“So we responded with our stealth plasma lasers, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic frag bombs.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing antimatter bombs to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting neutrino lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking hyperspace disruptors?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged gluon beams.”
“So we responded with our atomic positron cannons, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had quantum muon disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear antimatter beams?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their atomic frag rockets.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking frag rockets, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking wavelet disruptors.”
“So we responded with our nuclear graviton disruptors, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged plasma rockets.”
“But we had long range graviton disruptors, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum positron torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged antimatter beams?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range wavelet missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with composite wavelet rays?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear gluon bombs.”
“Surely our positronic plasma lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their guided neutrino blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking destructo beams?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic photon disruptors.”
“But we had atomic hyperspace rays, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing assault blasters.”
“What about our atomic laser rockets?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged photon beams.”
“Surely our quantum neutron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear gluon torpedos.”
“So we responded with our nuclear hyperspace missiles, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their quantum warp beams.”
“But we had guided muon lasers, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their positronic neutron disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with composite destructo lasers?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking assault beams.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic neutrino blasters?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth neutrino bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing wavelet beams?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range gluon rays.”
“What about our supercharged gluon rockets?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with long range positron cannons.”
“So we responded with our quantum warp disruptors, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic electron missiles.”
“What about our armor-piercing hyperspace cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had superconducting assault bombs.”
“But we had superconducting hyperspace lasers, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing laser rockets.”
“Did we not have stealth neutrino torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear hyperspace rays.”
“But we had armor-piercing muon bombs, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking antimatter cannons.”
“What about our atomic warp bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing gluon lasers.”
“Did we not have long range neutron cannons to counter with?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing wavelet rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum plasma missiles?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range antimatter lasers.”
“Surely our subatomic graviton missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum graviton rockets?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum warp rockets.”
“So we responded with our atomic disruptor cannons, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged hyperspace bombs.”
“But we had atomic neutrino torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth hyperspace rays.”
“Surely our heat-seeking plasma cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with long range assault beams.”
“Surely our superconducting muon missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with quantum gluon lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting positron lasers?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range graviton rays.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum photon disruptors?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking gluon disruptors.”
“So we responded with our quantum electron bombs, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their positronic frag rockets.”
“What about our guided neutron cannons?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth positron rays.”
“Did we not have atomic electron lasers to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with composite assault missiles.”
“Did we not have quantum destructo disruptors to counter with?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their positronic hyperspace cannons.”
“Surely our nuclear muon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided plasma bombs.”
“But we had positronic antimatter disruptors, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear disruptor cannons.”
“Surely our nuclear warp rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking graviton rockets.”
“What about our atomic destructo cannons?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with atomic laser blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing destructo lasers?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic photon beams.”
“So we responded with our atomic plasma rockets, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic photon bombs.”
“What about our long range positron bombs?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite frag torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with long range plasma cannons?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing warp beams.”
“Did we not have atomic warp blasters to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged wavelet rays.”
“But we had armor-piercing warp disruptors, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range antimatter rays.”
“Did we not have guided destructo bombs to counter with?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite gluon blasters.”
“But we had nuclear destructo blasters, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear assault bombs.”
“What about our armor-piercing wavelet lasers?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting frag lasers.”
“But we had guided neutrino beams, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking frag bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth neutrino missiles?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic frag bombs.”
“Did we not have atomic laser torpedos to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had long range disruptor blasters.”
“But we had armor-piercing antimatter missiles, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting muon blasters.”
“But we had composite antimatter rays, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking hyperspace bombs.”
“But we had subatomic neutron missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic destructo beams.”
“Surely our nuclear destructo missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic destructo lasers.”
“Surely our composite electron beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite neutron blasters.”
“What about our long range positron disruptors?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had stealth neutron torpedos.”
“So we responded with our long range disruptor rockets, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing frag torpedos.”
“So we responded with our composite antimatter cannons, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destructo cannons.”
“But we had stealth positron blasters, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth neutron disruptors.”
“But we had heat-seeking antimatter rockets, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range warp blasters.”
“Surely our subatomic disruptor rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their composite assault lasers.”
“Did we not have guided electron torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic photon rays.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing assault rays?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic neutrino cannons.”
“So we responded with our supercharged muon torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged antimatter cannons.”
“What about our nuclear warp beams?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear neutron beams.”
“What about our composite frag disruptors?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided destructo beams.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic antimatter torpedos?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting positron rays.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic antimatter missiles?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged neutrino cannons.”
“Surely our atomic disruptor bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth graviton beams.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking photon lasers?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range photon disruptors.”
“But we had subatomic positron bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range neutron rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing positron blasters?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had quantum neutron cannons.”
“Did we not have quantum disruptor rays to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had long range plasma lasers.”
“Did we not have positronic plasma bombs to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking plasma missiles.”
“Surely our quantum gluon rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic wavelet missiles.”
“Did we not have quantum neutron lasers to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic warp lasers.”
“What about our positronic gluon bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged graviton blasters.”
“But we had atomic disruptor lasers, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their positronic plasma missiles.”
“Did we not have superconducting neutrino rays to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their positronic frag lasers.”
“But we had guided positron missiles, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear hyperspace bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking hyperspace missiles?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged neutrino missiles.”
“Surely our superconducting neutron disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged warp torpedos.”
“But we had supercharged disruptor torpedos, didn't we?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had positronic wavelet beams.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic laser torpedos?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting warp missiles.”
“But we had superconducting photon disruptors, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting neutron rays.”
“But we had subatomic laser blasters, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range assault blasters.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking muon bombs to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting neutrino beams.”
“Did we not have quantum hyperspace bombs to counter with?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range neutrino beams.”
“But we had nuclear hyperspace cannons, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had superconducting hyperspace cannons.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking graviton disruptors to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with positronic warp torpedos.”
“So we responded with our subatomic disruptor rays, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic antimatter lasers.”
“So we responded with our atomic plasma lasers, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum antimatter bombs.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking plasma lasers to counter with?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with quantum photon blasters.”
“So we responded with our guided photon cannons, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided antimatter lasers.”
“But we had supercharged frag cannons, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range neutrino missiles.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing electron cannons to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their quantum antimatter torpedos.”
“But we had supercharged warp lasers, didn't we?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their guided laser rays.”
“What about our supercharged frag torpedos?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting frag missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum antimatter disruptors?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged gluon missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged gluon cannons?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their quantum plasma rays.”
“Surely our atomic gluon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic assault missiles.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing antimatter blasters, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite neutrino blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear frag lasers?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had atomic destructo disruptors.”
“What about our long range wavelet beams?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided muon rays.”
“Surely our subatomic wavelet lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing assault torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum frag blasters?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing gluon rays.”
“So we responded with our superconducting plasma missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing muon lasers.”
“So we responded with our quantum destructo bombs, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with composite muon rockets.”
“Surely our armor-piercing laser cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic plasma blasters.”
“Did we not have composite hyperspace rays to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their composite photon missiles.”
“What about our positronic laser bombs?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had long range wavelet torpedos.”
“What about our armor-piercing wavelet bombs?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic photon rays.”
“So we responded with our positronic neutron torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear electron cannons.”
“But we had quantum wavelet cannons, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their quantum photon lasers.”
“Did we not have stealth graviton missiles to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with positronic neutrino lasers.”
“Surely our atomic neutrino cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had composite warp disruptors.”
“What about our quantum neutron blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range hyperspace missiles.”
“What about our quantum assault rockets?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged positron blasters.”
“But we had quantum photon rockets, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking frag torpedos.”
“So we responded with our guided electron rockets, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear graviton cannons.”
“But we had guided graviton lasers, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing muon torpedos.”
“What about our superconducting positron rockets?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking graviton missiles.”
“Did we not have long range electron blasters to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had atomic positron bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with long range positron missiles?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range neutron missiles.”
“What about our armor-piercing wavelet missiles?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking frag disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum warp rays?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic neutrino beams.”
“So we responded with our long range muon lasers, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking hyperspace cannons.”
“Surely our quantum assault lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged neutron torpedos.”
“So we responded with our guided photon rockets, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had stealth neutron rockets.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing warp bombs, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their positronic gluon blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with composite neutrino missiles?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their atomic graviton disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged wavelet blasters?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic laser missiles.”
“What about our armor-piercing graviton rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had composite wavelet missiles.”
“Did we not have guided muon missiles to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged positron missiles.”
“So we responded with our guided wavelet disruptors, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destructo torpedos.”
“So we responded with our positronic neutrino rockets, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking laser blasters.”
“But we had composite positron disruptors, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite wavelet rockets.”
“Surely our positronic electron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their composite destructo bombs.”
“Surely our positronic plasma torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range photon missiles.”
“Surely our supercharged graviton bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic disruptor bombs.”
“Did we not have subatomic neutron rays to counter with?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing positron bombs.”
“Did we not have atomic positron beams to counter with?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their composite gluon rays.”
“Did we not have long range electron disruptors to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear electron torpedos.”
“Surely our supercharged warp rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear plasma disruptors.”
“So we responded with our subatomic antimatter rays, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged hyperspace torpedos.”
“Surely our atomic laser beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with stealth photon beams.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic neutron cannons?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth hyperspace disruptors.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking positron rockets to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing frag bombs.”
“What about our quantum hyperspace blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had positronic hyperspace blasters.”
“But we had heat-seeking gluon missiles, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with positronic electron bombs.”
“So we responded with our guided muon beams, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth gluon torpedos.”
“But we had nuclear warp disruptors, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing disruptor beams.”
“What about our heat-seeking laser bombs?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic plasma torpedos.”
“What about our stealth wavelet bombs?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite positron rays.”
“Did we not have supercharged destructo disruptors to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had guided antimatter missiles.”
“But we had supercharged warp bombs, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had nuclear neutrino beams.”
“But we had heat-seeking destructo missiles, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had guided gluon blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic positron missiles?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth destructo beams.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing muon cannons, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with composite frag missiles.”
“What about our composite gluon missiles?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic hyperspace bombs.”
“Surely our armor-piercing antimatter rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their guided hyperspace cannons.”
“What about our atomic graviton torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range warp beams.”
“Did we not have quantum destructo lasers to counter with?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic assault lasers.”
“Did we not have superconducting neutron missiles to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutron blasters.”
“What about our subatomic antimatter disruptors?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting destructo cannons.”
“So we responded with our positronic wavelet missiles, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic assault beams.”
“Surely our long range plasma torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had stealth photon disruptors.”
“What about our heat-seeking gluon bombs?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking destructo bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic hyperspace missiles?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their stealth photon rays.”
“But we had guided plasma cannons, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided positron bombs.”
“Surely our quantum hyperspace disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum muon bombs.”
“Surely our armor-piercing antimatter cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had composite photon cannons.”
“What about our long range frag rockets?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic gluon missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic warp bombs?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear hyperspace disruptors.”
“So we responded with our nuclear destructo bombs, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic hyperspace disruptors.”
“What about our superconducting laser rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their composite hyperspace torpedos.”
“What about our superconducting assault missiles?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had supercharged hyperspace lasers.”
“So we responded with our supercharged photon bombs, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear assault blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic electron torpedos?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth photon missiles.”
“What about our atomic neutrino bombs?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing electron blasters.”
“Surely our supercharged neutron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic laser torpedos.”
“Surely our stealth photon blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear neutron lasers.”
“So we responded with our nuclear destructo rays, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear neutrino disruptors.”
“Did we not have quantum electron missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting wavelet torpedos.”
“So we responded with our guided wavelet missiles, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with quantum antimatter cannons.”
“Did we not have positronic photon blasters to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had long range positron blasters.”
“Surely our heat-seeking disruptor torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic frag rockets.”
“What about our heat-seeking hyperspace rays?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum frag bombs.”
“Surely our heat-seeking warp lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided laser disruptors.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking plasma disruptors to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing electron missiles.”
“Surely our heat-seeking frag rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with atomic antimatter cannons.”
“What about our subatomic neutrino rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their composite warp lasers.”
“Did we not have nuclear wavelet missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth disruptor beams.”
“But we had composite disruptor rays, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing warp blasters.”
“Did we not have composite positron beams to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with quantum wavelet lasers.”
“Did we not have guided frag missiles to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had positronic assault rays.”
“Did we not have subatomic gluon beams to counter with?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had superconducting destructo torpedos.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing positron disruptors, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic laser rays.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth assault rays?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite positron cannons.”
“What about our nuclear laser rockets?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged destructo rays.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum photon beams?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had long range frag disruptors.”
“What about our guided electron cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged graviton missiles.”
“But we had heat-seeking antimatter rays, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their atomic positron rays.”
“Surely our superconducting electron torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear positron blasters.”
“Did we not have guided positron disruptors to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting electron cannons.”
“Surely our positronic antimatter rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum neutrino lasers.”
“But we had long range gluon blasters, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing electron disruptors.”
“But we had atomic muon rockets, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic muon missiles.”
“So we responded with our composite muon missiles, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting laser cannons.”
“So we responded with our superconducting hyperspace beams, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had positronic warp lasers.”
“Did we not have superconducting muon rays to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had stealth neutron beams.”
“But we had guided gluon cannons, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum graviton bombs.”
“So we responded with our subatomic graviton lasers, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting positron missiles.”
“Surely our composite photon blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had atomic neutron cannons.”
“Did we not have atomic wavelet rockets to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had quantum antimatter rockets.”
“What about our supercharged assault beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum gluon torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting positron torpedos?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum positron rays.”
“Surely our quantum graviton disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking assault rays.”
“What about our quantum plasma rockets?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range frag torpedos.”
“So we responded with our positronic muon lasers, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting muon beams.”
“Surely our guided wavelet torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with atomic photon bombs.”
“So we responded with our subatomic neutron torpedos, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their long range graviton bombs.”
“Did we not have quantum antimatter missiles to counter with?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking hyperspace torpedos.”
“Surely our long range graviton rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutrino disruptors.”
“But we had heat-seeking electron lasers, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing antimatter disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with guided photon beams?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking wavelet beams.”
“So we responded with our guided photon disruptors, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had superconducting assault rays.”
“So we responded with our positronic neutron bombs, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their composite photon rays.”
“So we responded with our superconducting gluon disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking assault missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with composite warp rays?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their composite electron missiles.”
“But we had quantum neutron torpedos, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic warp rays.”
“So we responded with our supercharged graviton beams, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their stealth destructo missiles.”
“So we responded with our long range neutrino lasers, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking hyperspace lasers.”
“Did we not have quantum disruptor beams to counter with?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutrino beams.”
“What about our heat-seeking antimatter bombs?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged destructo torpedos.”
“So we responded with our quantum destructo torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had positronic hyperspace rockets.”
“Surely our superconducting assault rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their quantum gluon rays.”
“But we had armor-piercing muon missiles, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite neutron cannons.”
“Surely our superconducting warp rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic gluon cannons.”
“So we responded with our long range photon cannons, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking wavelet missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic laser bombs?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged photon blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum frag lasers?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite destructo cannons.”
“What about our stealth plasma rockets?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had subatomic graviton disruptors.”
“Surely our supercharged plasma beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with composite gluon lasers.”
“But we had armor-piercing destructo blasters, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth wavelet torpedos.”
“But we had atomic neutron beams, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range electron beams.”
“But we had guided assault blasters, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic positron beams.”
“But we had superconducting antimatter cannons, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite photon beams.”
“Did we not have positronic neutrino bombs to counter with?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their atomic plasma missiles.”
“But we had superconducting plasma bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged muon cannons.”
“But we had positronic graviton rockets, didn't we?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with atomic hyperspace missiles.”
“What about our positronic plasma beams?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing hyperspace torpedos.”
“But we had guided electron lasers, didn't we?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range hyperspace lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting assault blasters?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite graviton cannons.”
“Did we not have nuclear frag rays to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic antimatter beams.”
“But we had stealth antimatter torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their guided photon blasters.”
“Did we not have stealth warp torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with guided laser rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth assault blasters?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking graviton blasters.”
“But we had armor-piercing wavelet disruptors, didn't we?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic graviton rockets.”
“So we responded with our supercharged destructo lasers, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault disruptors.”
“Surely our superconducting warp beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting hyperspace blasters.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking hyperspace beams, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their quantum neutrino blasters.”
“What about our long range photon lasers?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged photon rays.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting positron cannons?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic electron beams.”
“Did we not have long range photon beams to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided destructo lasers.”
“What about our subatomic gluon missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with atomic frag bombs.”
“Surely our composite disruptor cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had nuclear frag torpedos.”
“Did we not have stealth destructo rays to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting destructo rays.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing plasma rockets to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic electron disruptors.”
“Surely our armor-piercing hyperspace rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing laser disruptors.”
“Did we not have stealth antimatter lasers to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear wavelet lasers.”
“But we had superconducting gluon missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic neutron torpedos.”
“Did we not have quantum wavelet blasters to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking assault blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting antimatter beams?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite antimatter lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic hyperspace cannons?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum hyperspace rays.”
“Surely our long range wavelet lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic assault rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic graviton missiles?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum destructo rays.”
“But we had stealth destructo cannons, didn't we?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic assault cannons.”
“Surely our nuclear muon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic electron beams.”
“So we responded with our supercharged antimatter missiles, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their long range muon rays.”
“What about our quantum graviton lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided plasma blasters.”
“But we had heat-seeking warp bombs, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range photon rays.”
“But we had positronic warp bombs, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing graviton torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic muon disruptors?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear hyperspace blasters.”
“So we responded with our long range neutrino disruptors, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had supercharged wavelet disruptors.”
“What about our nuclear disruptor missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking disruptor missiles.”
“So we responded with our nuclear assault missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting graviton blasters.”
“But we had composite muon disruptors, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with long range neutron disruptors.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking gluon blasters to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided plasma rays.”
“Surely our guided electron blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking frag lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing positron lasers?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged electron blasters.”
“What about our heat-seeking graviton cannons?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing frag lasers.”
“But we had positronic neutrino rays, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic gluon rockets.”
“So we responded with our guided assault lasers, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear electron bombs.”
“Surely our atomic gluon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking gluon torpedos.”
“What about our armor-piercing neutrino rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic electron lasers.”
“Did we not have long range wavelet rockets to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic photon beams.”
“Were we not equipped with guided disruptor cannons?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting disruptor torpedos.”
“But we had supercharged assault rockets, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear assault disruptors.”
“But we had composite wavelet bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic electron bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged wavelet missiles?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing plasma disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting positron bombs?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had subatomic antimatter bombs.”
“But we had long range hyperspace bombs, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their long range warp missiles.”
“But we had armor-piercing gluon cannons, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their atomic gluon rockets.”
“Did we not have nuclear neutron bombs to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic frag missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with guided destructo missiles?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutrino rockets.”
“What about our superconducting destructo blasters?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with guided gluon missiles.”
“What about our superconducting frag blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite antimatter rockets.”
“But we had guided neutron lasers, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged destructo missiles.”
“What about our superconducting neutrino missiles?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting assault disruptors.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing destructo rays, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking positron torpedos.”
“Did we not have nuclear muon missiles to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged gluon disruptors.”
“Did we not have long range positron rockets to counter with?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic positron lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic disruptor missiles?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided warp disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with guided warp blasters?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged frag rays.”
“Were we not equipped with guided wavelet rays?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear laser torpedos.”
“But we had armor-piercing positron rockets, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with stealth destructo lasers.”
“Did we not have atomic disruptor torpedos to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged disruptor lasers.”
“But we had quantum neutrino rays, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic destructo torpedos.”
“But we had supercharged positron torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite warp missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic assault blasters?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth hyperspace beams.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking neutron blasters, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear photon cannons.”
“What about our long range wavelet blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking plasma bombs.”
“But we had subatomic wavelet beams, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth wavelet missiles.”
“Surely our positronic electron rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided electron rays.”
“So we responded with our stealth hyperspace missiles, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their stealth gluon cannons.”
“Surely our long range hyperspace blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged gluon lasers.”
“Surely our superconducting neutron torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth destructo disruptors.”
“Did we not have nuclear plasma rays to counter with?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with stealth muon beams.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking electron bombs to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had composite laser torpedos.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing destructo beams, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had subatomic antimatter blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with composite neutrino lasers?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting positron disruptors.”
“But we had long range frag lasers, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic destructo rays.”
“So we responded with our subatomic warp beams, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting disruptor missiles.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing hyperspace blasters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting frag torpedos.”
“What about our subatomic neutrino bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing assault rockets.”
“Surely our positronic neutrino torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear antimatter cannons.”
“What about our superconducting photon blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their stealth positron missiles.”
“Did we not have nuclear hyperspace rockets to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided antimatter beams.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth positron bombs?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range positron beams.”
“So we responded with our guided muon rockets, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite disruptor bombs.”
“So we responded with our supercharged plasma missiles, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting wavelet beams.”
“So we responded with our positronic muon rockets, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their composite frag lasers.”
“Surely our stealth positron rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their quantum hyperspace rockets.”
“Surely our heat-seeking wavelet blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic graviton blasters.”
“What about our armor-piercing wavelet rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking muon disruptors.”
“What about our subatomic wavelet rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their guided disruptor lasers.”
“So we responded with our superconducting frag bombs, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth antimatter beams.”
“But we had quantum electron lasers, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had subatomic electron torpedos.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing neutrino bombs to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite laser rays.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear frag beams?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing graviton disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking positron cannons?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their composite muon beams.”
“Surely our long range destructo lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged warp rays.”
“But we had armor-piercing gluon blasters, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic neutron missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking antimatter torpedos?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear electron beams.”
“Surely our subatomic gluon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear frag blasters.”
“What about our supercharged assault blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had atomic gluon disruptors.”
“What about our quantum antimatter beams?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their positronic disruptor rays.”
“What about our long range neutrino rays?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear antimatter blasters.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing laser bombs, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic photon rockets.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing gluon rockets, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic wavelet cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic positron torpedos?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutrino rockets.”
“Surely our nuclear muon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth frag bombs.”
“Surely our supercharged frag bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had subatomic gluon lasers.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing destructo cannons to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing plasma torpedos.”
“What about our positronic assault torpedos?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with stealth destructo blasters.”
“So we responded with our nuclear disruptor rockets, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic laser missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing plasma bombs?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic hyperspace missiles.”
“What about our superconducting disruptor rays?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing gluon beams.”
“But we had composite hyperspace lasers, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their long range laser beams.”
“What about our positronic hyperspace rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had composite gluon torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear warp blasters?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite positron lasers.”
“Surely our armor-piercing assault lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum positron lasers.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing gluon bombs, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault rockets.”
“So we responded with our subatomic neutron cannons, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth warp lasers.”
“Did we not have nuclear laser missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supercharged disruptor beams.”
“Did we not have quantum antimatter blasters to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting destructo beams.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing photon missiles to counter with?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic neutron lasers.”
“So we responded with our positronic frag blasters, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum electron rays.”
“Did we not have superconducting graviton lasers to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth laser disruptors.”
“But we had composite electron bombs, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their composite muon blasters.”
“Did we not have guided positron cannons to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range destructo rays.”
“So we responded with our long range destructo blasters, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic hyperspace bombs.”
“Did we not have stealth electron bombs to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged muon rays.”
“But we had long range neutron rays, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic destructo rockets.”
“So we responded with our supercharged gluon torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had nuclear muon rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum frag disruptors?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic positron missiles.”
“What about our supercharged neutrino lasers?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting muon torpedos.”
“So we responded with our supercharged disruptor cannons, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic frag lasers.”
“So we responded with our guided antimatter cannons, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking plasma blasters.”
“But we had guided warp bombs, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum neutrino disruptors?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting disruptor beams.”
“But we had composite plasma disruptors, didn't we?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic antimatter rockets.”
“But we had subatomic neutron lasers, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking disruptor lasers.”
“What about our heat-seeking muon beams?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their positronic electron disruptors.”
“Surely our superconducting graviton rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided hyperspace bombs.”
“So we responded with our quantum destructo rockets, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth graviton cannons.”
“Surely our guided disruptor rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided disruptor rays.”
“What about our nuclear antimatter rockets?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking positron bombs.”
“What about our stealth neutron missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range gluon rockets.”
“What about our quantum gluon beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum assault disruptors.”
“What about our heat-seeking destructo rockets?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged hyperspace cannons.”
“Surely our positronic wavelet blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their guided graviton rockets.”
“So we responded with our stealth photon cannons, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their long range gluon missiles.”
“But we had supercharged assault bombs, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum hyperspace beams.”
“Surely our guided wavelet beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their composite plasma rays.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum muon blasters?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic wavelet lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic gluon disruptors?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged assault disruptors.”
“What about our nuclear laser bombs?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking frag blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing neutrino blasters?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with atomic plasma rays.”
“What about our quantum plasma blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their long range plasma missiles.”
“Did we not have stealth disruptor rays to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting warp torpedos.”
“Did we not have long range laser missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic plasma bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing positron missiles?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged neutron disruptors.”
“But we had composite electron torpedos, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had subatomic gluon rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum disruptor lasers?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged laser rays.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear antimatter disruptors?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their atomic frag beams.”
“Did we not have composite plasma blasters to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting neutrino blasters.”
“What about our heat-seeking warp torpedos?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their atomic graviton rockets.”
“Did we not have long range muon bombs to counter with?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had positronic warp cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth disruptor lasers?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their composite neutron beams.”
“Surely our positronic muon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their composite hyperspace rockets.”
“Surely our superconducting disruptor blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing graviton missiles.”
“But we had supercharged frag beams, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic disruptor lasers.”
“Did we not have subatomic neutron disruptors to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic neutrino torpedos.”
“So we responded with our nuclear muon rays, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking neutrino bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic photon beams?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting plasma cannons.”
“What about our atomic destructo rockets?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum plasma beams.”
“Surely our subatomic wavelet blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing muon blasters.”
“Surely our positronic laser disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting warp bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged electron disruptors?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing warp rockets.”
“Did we not have long range destructo torpedos to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged muon missiles.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing laser beams to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic neutron missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic frag rays?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear laser disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing graviton rockets?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth wavelet blasters.”
“So we responded with our atomic neutron disruptors, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had long range muon torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic neutron rockets?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic neutrino lasers.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing disruptor blasters, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing frag beams.”
“So we responded with our guided graviton missiles, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting antimatter rockets.”
“So we responded with our guided frag blasters, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron beams.”
“Were we not equipped with long range frag bombs?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided frag cannons.”
“Did we not have nuclear wavelet rockets to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had stealth gluon blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with composite positron torpedos?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic frag blasters.”
“So we responded with our composite warp rockets, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged antimatter blasters.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking laser cannons to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their guided plasma rockets.”
“Surely our guided assault rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic assault rockets.”
“Did we not have long range graviton cannons to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic photon rays.”
“Surely our stealth graviton disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing neutron bombs.”
“Surely our atomic wavelet rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range neutron lasers.”
“So we responded with our composite laser beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic antimatter blasters.”
“So we responded with our subatomic wavelet rockets, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth assault torpedos.”
“Surely our stealth frag rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their long range graviton lasers.”
“Did we not have supercharged disruptor rays to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic photon disruptors.”
“Did we not have positronic assault cannons to counter with?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their stealth neutron rays.”
“So we responded with our atomic frag blasters, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic photon bombs.”
“So we responded with our composite neutron rockets, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite muon lasers.”
“What about our superconducting wavelet missiles?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking photon beams.”
“But we had superconducting gluon beams, didn't we?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear neutrino rays.”
“So we responded with our supercharged positron rays, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic graviton rays.”
“What about our positronic destructo lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic assault torpedos.”
“So we responded with our stealth laser cannons, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had composite neutron disruptors.”
“Did we not have long range photon rockets to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged neutrino rays.”
“Did we not have stealth antimatter rays to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic destructo cannons.”
“So we responded with our nuclear electron disruptors, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had nuclear warp bombs.”
“What about our composite neutrino bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting positron beams.”
“Surely our superconducting plasma beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had nuclear assault cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear neutron cannons?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with positronic graviton beams.”
“Surely our supercharged plasma lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had composite graviton rockets.”
“So we responded with our superconducting neutrino cannons, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic hyperspace torpedos.”
“What about our atomic assault beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had quantum wavelet torpedos.”
“Surely our superconducting disruptor cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting plasma lasers.”
“But we had composite wavelet lasers, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged plasma bombs.”
“What about our supercharged warp beams?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged disruptor rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperspace rockets?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear assault rays.”
“Surely our subatomic wavelet disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing antimatter lasers?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with guided neutrino rockets.”
“What about our heat-seeking warp cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting assault cannons.”
“What about our supercharged wavelet bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth graviton torpedos.”
“Did we not have guided neutron disruptors to counter with?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with positronic neutron rays.”
“Did we not have nuclear laser cannons to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged neutrino rockets.”
“So we responded with our composite graviton missiles, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range disruptor missiles.”
“But we had heat-seeking neutrino cannons, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear neutron rockets.”
“What about our armor-piercing gluon torpedos?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing assault disruptors.”
“Did we not have supercharged destructo rockets to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing electron rockets.”
“Surely our heat-seeking graviton bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their composite warp bombs.”
“So we responded with our positronic warp missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their atomic graviton beams.”
“What about our atomic assault lasers?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing hyperspace rays.”
“Were we not equipped with composite destructo rays?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing assault bombs.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing electron beams to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking photon bombs.”
“Did we not have guided wavelet bombs to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum muon lasers.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing wavelet blasters to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had atomic gluon bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear plasma bombs?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their atomic wavelet disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear positron rockets?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had superconducting destructo missiles.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking gluon lasers to counter with?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum positron cannons.”
“But we had heat-seeking photon cannons, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic muon bombs.”
“So we responded with our quantum plasma bombs, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic antimatter cannons.”
“So we responded with our subatomic wavelet bombs, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had quantum muon torpedos.”
“Surely our subatomic laser disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with guided gluon disruptors.”
“What about our supercharged muon blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite laser disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with guided warp torpedos?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged plasma rays.”
“What about our guided positron rays?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their positronic graviton lasers.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing warp lasers to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic hyperspace rockets.”
“So we responded with our supercharged electron torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite photon disruptors.”
“What about our long range antimatter blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutron lasers.”
“So we responded with our superconducting electron missiles, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting muon rockets.”
“But we had subatomic plasma beams, didn't we?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged assault cannons.”
“But we had composite frag beams, didn't we?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum graviton rays.”
“So we responded with our subatomic laser cannons, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic warp lasers.”
“But we had heat-seeking neutrino missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range electron bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic muon bombs?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had positronic neutrino missiles.”
“So we responded with our atomic muon cannons, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting plasma disruptors.”
“What about our superconducting assault beams?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting destructo lasers.”
“So we responded with our long range antimatter cannons, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo beams.”
“So we responded with our composite plasma cannons, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum assault blasters.”
“So we responded with our stealth laser torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had long range antimatter disruptors.”
“Did we not have superconducting hyperspace missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking electron blasters.”
“But we had stealth destructo bombs, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking laser rockets.”
“Did we not have nuclear laser blasters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their atomic electron blasters.”
“So we responded with our positronic muon torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth frag missiles.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking disruptor blasters to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their composite frag bombs.”
“Did we not have quantum wavelet beams to counter with?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had atomic wavelet bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged graviton rays?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutrino beams.”
“But we had long range muon rockets, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic warp blasters.”
“Surely our long range laser torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth assault rockets.”
“Surely our superconducting graviton disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth destructo rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking warp disruptors?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic assault disruptors.”
“So we responded with our guided frag lasers, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their guided wavelet cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting wavelet rays?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth warp rays.”
“So we responded with our guided wavelet rockets, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking gluon cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic plasma rays?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth muon bombs.”
“What about our nuclear disruptor rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided positron rockets.”
“So we responded with our guided electron missiles, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth wavelet rays.”
“What about our heat-seeking muon torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with long range antimatter beams.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking frag missiles, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite wavelet torpedos.”
“Surely our atomic antimatter torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supercharged wavelet beams.”
“Were we not equipped with guided plasma disruptors?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had subatomic destructo disruptors.”
“What about our guided gluon beams?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic plasma beams.”
“What about our positronic antimatter torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their guided hyperspace rockets.”
“What about our stealth destructo torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their long range neutrino blasters.”
“What about our supercharged laser cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic graviton blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with guided positron beams?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing muon disruptors.”
“What about our guided neutrino disruptors?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their guided laser missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic assault bombs?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their guided antimatter rays.”
“Did we not have long range warp torpedos to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting plasma rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged graviton disruptors?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking graviton lasers.”
“Surely our atomic hyperspace disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting disruptor rockets.”
“Did we not have composite assault bombs to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range laser rockets.”
“What about our heat-seeking neutron disruptors?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their guided gluon lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing laser missiles?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their stealth positron cannons.”
“Surely our quantum frag cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth graviton blasters.”
“What about our stealth laser rockets?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had quantum gluon blasters.”
“Surely our long range assault rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic disruptor torpedos.”
“But we had subatomic positron rockets, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their positronic laser cannons.”
“Did we not have stealth disruptor torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destructo cannons.”
“But we had nuclear neutrino blasters, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking frag beams.”
“Did we not have superconducting neutron rockets to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had composite antimatter bombs.”
“What about our supercharged muon rockets?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged laser disruptors.”
“But we had stealth plasma missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite electron disruptors.”
“What about our composite disruptor missiles?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had atomic plasma bombs.”
“Surely our nuclear graviton lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing graviton lasers.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing destructo bombs to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range neutrino bombs.”
“Surely our composite gluon rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their composite assault disruptors.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing warp torpedos to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged electron beams.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic plasma rays?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing disruptor cannons.”
“Did we not have supercharged neutrino blasters to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had guided laser blasters.”
“Surely our atomic hyperspace beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing laser torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with composite laser rockets?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided photon bombs.”
“Surely our heat-seeking neutron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting neutrino torpedos.”
“Surely our superconducting neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron lasers.”
“But we had supercharged disruptor bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided neutron rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic antimatter rockets?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum laser cannons.”
“What about our composite disruptor torpedos?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting graviton beams.”
“Did we not have composite antimatter blasters to counter with?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their quantum neutrino missiles.”
“Did we not have guided plasma lasers to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting plasma rays.”
“So we responded with our composite disruptor blasters, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged warp missiles.”
“What about our long range destructo cannons?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged neutron lasers.”
“Did we not have guided frag torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range muon missiles.”
“So we responded with our nuclear photon blasters, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic gluon disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing antimatter torpedos?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with long range wavelet rays.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing gluon missiles, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite hyperspace bombs.”
“So we responded with our quantum graviton blasters, I presume?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing hyperspace lasers.”
“What about our stealth laser blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking positron beams.”
“So we responded with our positronic assault lasers, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic photon lasers.”
“So we responded with our subatomic disruptor bombs, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided disruptor bombs.”
“What about our quantum positron rockets?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite hyperspace blasters.”
“So we responded with our superconducting hyperspace rays, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutron bombs.”
“So we responded with our subatomic disruptor missiles, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear electron lasers.”
“But we had stealth warp bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic antimatter rockets.”
“Surely our atomic laser cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear assault torpedos.”
“What about our supercharged hyperspace rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their atomic plasma cannons.”
“But we had positronic photon missiles, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged laser rockets.”
“Surely our heat-seeking graviton rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had supercharged positron rockets.”
“What about our quantum neutrino cannons?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking assault disruptors.”
“Did we not have quantum muon beams to counter with?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking plasma beams.”
“What about our stealth disruptor blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting antimatter blasters.”
“So we responded with our nuclear graviton blasters, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their guided muon bombs.”
“Surely our composite warp beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged photon disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic destructo blasters?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged positron disruptors.”
“But we had stealth disruptor missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had composite destructo missiles.”
“What about our supercharged muon lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their long range disruptor cannons.”
“What about our nuclear warp rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing plasma beams.”
“Did we not have superconducting gluon rays to counter with?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged gluon bombs.”
“Did we not have subatomic destructo rays to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range positron torpedos.”
“What about our guided graviton bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear antimatter lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking destructo rays?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking laser torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged electron rockets?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutron cannons.”
“Surely our guided hyperspace rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range warp disruptors.”
“Did we not have composite neutrino torpedos to counter with?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking electron cannons.”
“Surely our atomic destructo blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutron rockets.”
“Surely our positronic disruptor blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had superconducting muon cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum assault cannons?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth electron cannons.”
“So we responded with our positronic destructo beams, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite neutrino beams.”
“Surely our atomic wavelet beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth gluon missiles.”
“Surely our nuclear neutrino lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum gluon disruptors.”
“What about our long range disruptor rays?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with atomic graviton missiles.”
“But we had nuclear neutrino cannons, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their long range hyperspace rockets.”
“Did we not have quantum laser bombs to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic destructo cannons.”
“What about our supercharged antimatter disruptors?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range assault missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing disruptor rays?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic positron blasters.”
“So we responded with our atomic neutrino rays, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking neutron missiles.”
“What about our atomic muon beams?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking muon rockets.”
“So we responded with our long range warp rockets, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged antimatter rays.”
“Surely our positronic warp blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their positronic laser missiles.”
“Surely our long range graviton blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum laser disruptors.”
“So we responded with our nuclear disruptor beams, I presume?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged wavelet rockets.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking assault cannons, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear neutrino bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum warp torpedos?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing neutron torpedos.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking wavelet cannons to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged frag blasters.”
“Surely our superconducting plasma torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite destructo torpedos.”
“So we responded with our subatomic warp torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic wavelet cannons.”
“Did we not have guided warp cannons to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their stealth positron torpedos.”
“Surely our superconducting neutron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum disruptor rockets.”
“But we had composite destructo blasters, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destructo beams.”
“But we had heat-seeking photon rays, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their long range plasma bombs.”
“But we had supercharged plasma torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range frag cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting electron beams?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting destructo disruptors.”
“What about our supercharged electron rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic plasma missiles.”
“What about our superconducting graviton missiles?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking warp beams.”
“But we had guided frag rockets, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing graviton cannons.”
“What about our nuclear frag cannons?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had composite electron lasers.”
“But we had armor-piercing photon disruptors, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destructo blasters.”
“So we responded with our superconducting warp lasers, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with long range assault lasers.”
“What about our quantum electron cannons?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had composite antimatter disruptors.”
“Did we not have guided destructo blasters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking photon missiles.”
“What about our composite gluon beams?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with composite neutron lasers.”
“What about our subatomic assault rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic muon lasers.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking positron missiles, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth hyperspace rockets.”
“Surely our supercharged electron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting laser torpedos.”
“What about our heat-seeking electron rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their stealth gluon disruptors.”
“So we responded with our stealth graviton bombs, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic neutrino beams.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking muon rays, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic warp beams.”
“But we had guided gluon rays, didn't we?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing plasma rays.”
“Surely our guided warp rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged muon bombs.”
“What about our superconducting photon rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their composite laser bombs.”
“Surely our armor-piercing neutron blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged electron lasers.”
“What about our heat-seeking electron beams?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged graviton lasers.”
“But we had stealth assault lasers, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their guided gluon bombs.”
“But we had armor-piercing frag rays, didn't we?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range hyperspace cannons.”
“So we responded with our positronic frag torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range gluon cannons.”
“Surely our subatomic frag disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking muon cannons.”
“What about our superconducting neutron bombs?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with guided graviton torpedos.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing neutrino beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing hyperspace bombs.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing destructo torpedos, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic assault beams.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth muon torpedos?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth disruptor cannons.”
“So we responded with our stealth electron missiles, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic frag cannons.”
“Surely our stealth plasma disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their guided muon blasters.”
“Surely our guided graviton cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum muon missiles.”
“So we responded with our positronic plasma blasters, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided muon torpedos.”
“What about our guided destructo torpedos?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting laser rockets.”
“Surely our supercharged frag rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing hyperspace disruptors.”
“So we responded with our nuclear destructo lasers, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had atomic electron torpedos.”
“Surely our armor-piercing positron rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear muon blasters.”
“So we responded with our quantum warp bombs, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear laser rays.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic electron lasers?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged neutron rockets.”
“What about our heat-seeking neutron rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had quantum assault bombs.”
“But we had positronic muon rays, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth positron disruptors.”
“Did we not have stealth laser missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite graviton lasers.”
“What about our atomic disruptor missiles?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing assault beams.”
“But we had subatomic antimatter missiles, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear wavelet bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum disruptor missiles?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had quantum assault beams.”
“But we had nuclear electron blasters, didn't we?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range assault cannons.”
“Did we not have composite gluon disruptors to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic electron blasters.”
“Surely our armor-piercing disruptor rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking assault rockets.”
“What about our heat-seeking disruptor bombs?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their guided hyperspace disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with long range neutron torpedos?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutron disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear disruptor lasers?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting wavelet disruptors.”
“What about our quantum gluon cannons?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with guided electron bombs.”
“What about our armor-piercing graviton bombs?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged gluon rays.”
“What about our heat-seeking gluon beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had positronic disruptor lasers.”
“So we responded with our stealth muon disruptors, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite neutron torpedos.”
“Did we not have guided graviton blasters to counter with?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear electron rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum neutrino bombs?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged wavelet torpedos.”
“Did we not have positronic laser rockets to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing plasma cannons.”
“Did we not have subatomic electron rays to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing frag disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with guided antimatter rockets?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic antimatter rays.”
“Did we not have supercharged assault missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking graviton torpedos.”
“Surely our stealth warp rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing photon lasers.”
“Did we not have long range plasma disruptors to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their stealth hyperspace bombs.”
“So we responded with our subatomic disruptor beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their long range wavelet bombs.”
“Surely our nuclear wavelet rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking assault lasers.”
“Surely our subatomic photon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged neutron cannons.”
“What about our armor-piercing photon beams?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had guided antimatter disruptors.”
“So we responded with our subatomic muon torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth muon blasters.”
“What about our superconducting photon lasers?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supercharged neutrino torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic assault bombs?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing assault cannons.”
“Did we not have atomic gluon missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided photon missiles.”
“Did we not have stealth warp cannons to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutrino beams.”
“Surely our superconducting electron lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with guided laser cannons.”
“So we responded with our subatomic positron torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided muon disruptors.”
“Did we not have guided destructo rays to counter with?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic warp cannons.”
“Did we not have superconducting warp blasters to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic plasma rockets.”
“What about our superconducting antimatter lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing graviton blasters.”
“Surely our atomic laser rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth muon rays.”
“What about our superconducting neutron lasers?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their positronic gluon rays.”
“What about our subatomic wavelet missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their long range graviton beams.”
“Surely our atomic graviton bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged disruptor missiles.”
“Surely our nuclear destructo disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic electron cannons.”
“But we had superconducting frag rays, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking antimatter beams.”
“Surely our atomic warp missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting disruptor bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing warp cannons?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range muon blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with composite muon rays?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had superconducting warp rockets.”
“So we responded with our nuclear graviton rockets, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth plasma rays.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing neutron rockets, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum neutron disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic antimatter missiles?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their positronic neutron blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth graviton rays?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite plasma missiles.”
“Did we not have nuclear antimatter torpedos to counter with?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing assault missiles.”
“Did we not have nuclear destructo beams to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their quantum positron blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperspace disruptors?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear wavelet disruptors.”
“Surely our nuclear photon beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting electron blasters.”
“What about our superconducting antimatter rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutron beams.”
“But we had atomic destructo bombs, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing warp rays.”
“What about our quantum hyperspace lasers?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had long range frag rays.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing frag rockets, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron torpedos.”
“What about our atomic warp torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite frag rockets.”
“Surely our nuclear warp cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic plasma cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged gluon blasters?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking muon blasters.”
“Surely our stealth assault bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with long range gluon disruptors.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing neutrino cannons, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear photon disruptors.”
“Surely our nuclear plasma rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting wavelet cannons.”
“What about our atomic electron rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with atomic warp disruptors.”
“Surely our subatomic neutron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their composite destructo beams.”
“But we had armor-piercing photon rockets, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite neutrino rockets.”
“What about our atomic neutron blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting gluon lasers.”
“Did we not have long range plasma rockets to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking destructo torpedos.”
“So we responded with our long range neutron bombs, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had guided positron lasers.”
“So we responded with our composite graviton disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear warp torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with long range muon beams?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear destructo torpedos.”
“Surely our stealth neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking disruptor beams.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic destructo torpedos?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had quantum frag beams.”
“But we had guided warp lasers, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing neutrino lasers.”
“So we responded with our atomic plasma blasters, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged photon rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with composite electron rockets?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had positronic electron missiles.”
“Did we not have composite muon bombs to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth neutron cannons.”
“Surely our subatomic plasma disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite laser blasters.”
“Surely our stealth antimatter cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic photon lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with composite disruptor rockets?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic plasma lasers.”
“But we had nuclear photon rockets, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting warp disruptors.”
“What about our armor-piercing neutron missiles?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear photon bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with composite plasma torpedos?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear hyperspace lasers.”
“So we responded with our superconducting graviton cannons, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range electron cannons.”
“But we had nuclear plasma cannons, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with quantum disruptor bombs.”
“Did we not have atomic photon lasers to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing positron torpedos.”
“What about our positronic muon blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged hyperspace beams.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum wavelet rockets?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with quantum graviton missiles.”
“But we had guided gluon torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their quantum wavelet bombs.”
“Did we not have stealth wavelet beams to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had quantum hyperspace cannons.”
“But we had long range gluon bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their guided neutrino bombs.”
“So we responded with our long range neutrino cannons, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing plasma blasters.”
“Surely our nuclear hyperspace beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum electron disruptors.”
“Did we not have guided neutrino rays to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided graviton rays.”
“So we responded with our quantum neutrino beams, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth muon lasers.”
“Did we not have nuclear plasma beams to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault cannons.”
“Did we not have atomic antimatter blasters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their positronic destructo rays.”
“But we had subatomic frag cannons, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing electron rays.”
“Surely our composite hyperspace beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum laser missiles.”
“Did we not have quantum wavelet rays to counter with?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum neutrino torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic warp cannons?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their long range frag blasters.”
“But we had subatomic positron rays, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic plasma torpedos.”
“So we responded with our nuclear neutron rays, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic frag rays.”
“What about our nuclear graviton bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic assault disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth electron torpedos?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range destructo bombs.”
“So we responded with our quantum destructo missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their quantum neutron missiles.”
“What about our long range plasma rays?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged frag lasers.”
“What about our armor-piercing frag blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting frag beams.”
“So we responded with our long range laser cannons, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had atomic electron missiles.”
“What about our composite plasma bombs?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had long range neutrino torpedos.”
“Surely our nuclear positron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided electron beams.”
“Surely our quantum electron beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite electron blasters.”
“Did we not have long range frag missiles to counter with?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum assault missiles.”
“What about our stealth hyperspace torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged warp disruptors.”
“But we had superconducting gluon bombs, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged plasma disruptors.”
“Surely our composite neutron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing photon blasters.”
“Surely our long range photon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged electron bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic muon torpedos?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic frag missiles.”
“What about our subatomic frag lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their long range antimatter bombs.”
“But we had atomic electron bombs, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite assault rays.”
“So we responded with our quantum muon rockets, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range positron rays.”
“What about our long range laser rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their long range frag beams.”
“Did we not have atomic hyperspace blasters to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range laser bombs.”
“Surely our superconducting gluon blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had nuclear frag missiles.”
“But we had supercharged warp cannons, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with long range plasma beams.”
“But we had atomic positron blasters, didn't we?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing neutrino missiles.”
“But we had supercharged electron missiles, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum graviton cannons.”
“So we responded with our long range neutron blasters, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting disruptor lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic neutron rockets?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic disruptor beams.”
“So we responded with our quantum frag missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking photon blasters.”
“What about our armor-piercing plasma lasers?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their quantum warp lasers.”
“Surely our heat-seeking laser disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking plasma rockets.”
“So we responded with our quantum laser rays, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing muon beams.”
“So we responded with our nuclear wavelet cannons, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking assault torpedos.”
“So we responded with our composite hyperspace missiles, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic muon cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with long range destructo rockets?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided assault beams.”
“Surely our quantum positron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing wavelet cannons.”
“But we had guided destructo cannons, didn't we?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their composite electron rays.”
“Did we not have superconducting electron disruptors to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking wavelet rockets.”
“Did we not have positronic neutrino cannons to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking wavelet lasers.”
“What about our heat-seeking neutron torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had atomic hyperspace lasers.”
“Surely our subatomic hyperspace torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic disruptor rockets.”
“Surely our positronic graviton blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had nuclear plasma missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting antimatter bombs?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic positron disruptors.”
“What about our long range wavelet cannons?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their composite warp blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth wavelet lasers?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing disruptor missiles.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking destructo lasers to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking gluon rockets.”
“So we responded with our composite graviton beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range muon cannons.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing electron torpedos to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had subatomic photon rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum assault rays?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic neutrino rockets.”
“Surely our superconducting photon missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had guided disruptor blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic laser blasters?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear antimatter bombs.”
“But we had supercharged assault torpedos, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supercharged antimatter lasers.”
“Surely our composite neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace beams.”
“So we responded with our stealth plasma blasters, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with stealth frag lasers.”
“What about our subatomic graviton bombs?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided neutron bombs.”
“Did we not have composite muon torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth laser bombs.”
“So we responded with our superconducting gluon torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear graviton torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged neutron blasters?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had superconducting assault torpedos.”
“But we had atomic destructo lasers, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear warp lasers.”
“Did we not have guided neutron missiles to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking disruptor rays.”
“But we had guided neutron rays, didn't we?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic graviton beams.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing electron bombs to counter with?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite plasma rockets.”
“So we responded with our nuclear disruptor torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had composite destructo disruptors.”
“So we responded with our nuclear graviton rays, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth warp disruptors?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their composite frag blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing wavelet torpedos?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth electron beams.”
“What about our superconducting assault lasers?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic gluon blasters.”
“But we had positronic wavelet disruptors, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had atomic assault torpedos.”
“Surely our long range antimatter missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had long range laser blasters.”
“So we responded with our superconducting hyperspace rockets, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth assault disruptors.”
“Surely our composite positron blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with quantum plasma lasers.”
“But we had supercharged frag missiles, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided hyperspace lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with composite hyperspace cannons?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting warp cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic wavelet rockets?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic hyperspace cannons.”
“What about our superconducting positron blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace rays.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear disruptor blasters?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic electron blasters.”
“So we responded with our stealth frag blasters, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing laser blasters.”
“What about our atomic frag rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking warp rays.”
“What about our subatomic antimatter cannons?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided positron torpedos.”
“Surely our superconducting wavelet lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting frag disruptors.”
“Surely our long range disruptor lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic frag missiles.”
“But we had nuclear positron disruptors, didn't we?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear muon bombs.”
“So we responded with our guided muon cannons, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking neutrino disruptors.”
“Did we not have quantum neutron beams to counter with?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing neutron rays.”
“What about our heat-seeking wavelet rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting hyperspace disruptors.”
“But we had stealth plasma beams, didn't we?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their long range plasma blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic hyperspace lasers?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their quantum muon cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged positron cannons?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had long range electron missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear neutron torpedos?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking wavelet bombs.”
“Did we not have nuclear neutron disruptors to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth hyperspace lasers.”
“So we responded with our nuclear wavelet beams, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their long range laser disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting neutron blasters?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum electron torpedos.”
“Did we not have superconducting wavelet blasters to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth muon rockets.”
“So we responded with our quantum frag torpedos, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth antimatter missiles.”
“Surely our supercharged hyperspace blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic muon disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking positron rays?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had atomic assault rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking antimatter blasters?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic wavelet cannons.”
“Surely our stealth photon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum laser blasters.”
“What about our positronic gluon torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged warp blasters.”
“But we had supercharged destructo bombs, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking positron disruptors.”
“What about our long range gluon lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting gluon rockets.”
“So we responded with our guided photon rays, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing destructo rockets.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking photon rockets, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had composite hyperspace disruptors.”
“So we responded with our quantum photon missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with quantum graviton torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing muon rockets?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking neutron lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum positron bombs?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear gluon lasers.”
“What about our supercharged antimatter bombs?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with long range hyperspace torpedos.”
“Did we not have positronic warp disruptors to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperspace disruptors.”
“So we responded with our composite wavelet blasters, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth neutron bombs.”
“Did we not have long range hyperspace beams to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking neutrino torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking warp rockets?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had long range electron rays.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic frag disruptors?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their atomic laser bombs.”
“What about our guided graviton disruptors?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their stealth antimatter bombs.”
“Surely our guided gluon rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing antimatter rockets.”
“So we responded with our nuclear plasma lasers, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth electron disruptors.”
“Did we not have subatomic graviton cannons to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged photon cannons.”
“So we responded with our stealth hyperspace cannons, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their atomic muon lasers.”
“What about our atomic graviton lasers?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic assault missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth laser beams?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic assault blasters.”
“But we had heat-seeking neutrino lasers, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had subatomic frag beams.”
“So we responded with our composite disruptor beams, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite neutron missiles.”
“But we had heat-seeking electron rockets, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their quantum electron rockets.”
“Surely our superconducting muon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth frag rays.”
“What about our atomic gluon lasers?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their composite photon rockets.”
“Surely our supercharged neutron beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting destructo bombs.”
“What about our heat-seeking laser beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had superconducting neutron beams.”
“Were we not equipped with guided antimatter blasters?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had atomic photon missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking laser missiles?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing positron beams.”
“Surely our composite disruptor lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth positron beams.”
“Did we not have superconducting laser bombs to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic assault disruptors.”
“So we responded with our positronic wavelet rays, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite frag rays.”
“But we had long range graviton missiles, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking positron lasers.”
“What about our stealth assault beams?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking wavelet torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic graviton torpedos?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had long range positron lasers.”
“So we responded with our superconducting wavelet bombs, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking neutron beams.”
“So we responded with our guided hyperspace missiles, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth muon missiles.”
“Surely our atomic electron disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their guided warp beams.”
“But we had nuclear neutron missiles, didn't we?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their atomic disruptor blasters.”
“But we had nuclear electron rays, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear electron missiles.”
“Surely our positronic warp beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range destructo disruptors.”
“What about our stealth frag beams?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth gluon rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear neutron blasters?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged hyperspace missiles.”
“Surely our subatomic positron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite graviton bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with long range gluon beams?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had positronic destructo missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear neutrino missiles?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic laser rockets.”
“Did we not have supercharged plasma cannons to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had nuclear wavelet torpedos.”
Super Admiral O’James opened the drawer of her desk. “What about our atomic graviton rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic disruptor rays.”
Super Admiral O’James took a pack of biscuits out of the drawer and placed it on the desk. “Were we not equipped with heat-seeking electron missiles?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with stealth disruptor bombs.”
Super Admiral O’James opened the pack of biscuits. “But we had atomic positron disruptors, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged wavelet lasers.”
Super Admiral O’James took a biscuit out of the pack. “Did we not have quantum warp missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with quantum assault torpedos.”
Super Admiral O’James took a bite out of the biscuit. “But we had stealth muon cannons, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite positron bombs.”
Super Admiral O’James finished the biscuit. “So we responded with our armor-piercing graviton beams, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic photon cannons.”
Super Admiral O’James brushed some crumbs off her uniform. “So we responded with our quantum disruptor blasters, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing disruptor torpedos.”
Super Admiral O’James slid the pack across the desk towards Fleet Commander Ng. “Did we not have composite plasma lasers to counter with?”
Fleet Commander Ng made a small refusal gesture in the direction of the biscuits. “Of course! Alas, these were no match for their atomic antimatter beams.”
Super Admiral O’James gave the Fleet Commander a tight-lipped smile and made a repeated lifting motion. “Did we not have quantum warp blasters to counter with?”
Fleet Commander Ng struck a vaguely conciliatory pose and took a biscuit. “In spades! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic warp disruptors.”
Super Admiral O’James put the biscuits back in the desk drawer. “Were we not equipped with stealth electron lasers?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth photon bombs.”
“So we responded with our composite positron rockets, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking hyperspace blasters.”
“What about our composite antimatter torpedos?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their quantum plasma cannons.”
“What about our stealth laser rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic photon missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with composite antimatter missiles?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking plasma rays.”
“What about our heat-seeking electron disruptors?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their long range warp cannons.”
“Surely our positronic neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their atomic warp rockets.”
“What about our guided assault missiles?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear gluon missiles.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing photon bombs, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum laser beams.”
“But we had composite frag cannons, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting muon disruptors.”
“Surely our supercharged antimatter rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting photon rockets.”
“Did we not have composite graviton torpedos to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with atomic neutrino blasters.”
“What about our atomic electron rockets?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had positronic photon rockets.”
“But we had quantum frag rays, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum wavelet missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear muon cannons?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing warp missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth frag cannons?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged neutrino bombs.”
“Surely our supercharged destructo blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum photon cannons.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing hyperspace beams, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their guided warp missiles.”
“Surely our positronic disruptor beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear positron bombs.”
“But we had quantum laser torpedos, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with quantum neutron rockets.”
“Surely our supercharged laser bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic gluon rays.”
“Surely our subatomic muon rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic plasma cannons.”
“Did we not have composite wavelet cannons to counter with?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged neutron rays.”
“Did we not have superconducting electron rays to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth gluon bombs.”
“What about our quantum graviton beams?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their stealth frag torpedos.”
“Surely our long range assault bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing destructo missiles.”
“But we had composite neutron rays, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting electron rockets.”
“What about our armor-piercing frag missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their stealth graviton rockets.”
“So we responded with our nuclear assault rockets, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth warp blasters.”
“So we responded with our subatomic gluon bombs, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided wavelet blasters.”
“Surely our nuclear positron rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged laser torpedos.”
“What about our stealth neutrino cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had atomic antimatter bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with long range disruptor torpedos?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had long range disruptor bombs.”
“So we responded with our composite laser missiles, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting frag rockets.”
“Did we not have subatomic graviton torpedos to counter with?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their long range hyperspace rays.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth antimatter rockets?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic graviton disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with guided plasma torpedos?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their guided plasma missiles.”
“So we responded with our supercharged positron lasers, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic warp missiles.”
“So we responded with our nuclear plasma torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their composite photon lasers.”
“But we had subatomic muon missiles, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic plasma disruptors.”
“What about our heat-seeking destructo disruptors?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with long range destructo missiles.”
“Did we not have atomic wavelet lasers to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear gluon rays.”
“So we responded with our atomic antimatter disruptors, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite destructo rockets.”
“Did we not have composite antimatter beams to counter with?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear gluon beams.”
“Did we not have supercharged neutron bombs to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic muon missiles.”
“But we had guided frag rays, didn't we?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had stealth disruptor rockets.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing neutron cannons, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with atomic warp rays.”
“Did we not have positronic hyperspace beams to counter with?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking disruptor rockets.”
“But we had supercharged muon disruptors, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their composite muon cannons.”
“What about our long range warp bombs?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking neutrino rays.”
“Surely our composite assault cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking muon missiles.”
“So we responded with our supercharged plasma blasters, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing disruptor lasers.”
“So we responded with our guided neutron blasters, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had nuclear destructo cannons.”
“Did we not have positronic frag beams to counter with?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had supercharged laser beams.”
“Did we not have nuclear antimatter rays to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had long range antimatter rockets.”
“Surely our stealth antimatter disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth neutrino blasters.”
“But we had armor-piercing muon rays, didn't we?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum photon bombs.”
“Did we not have composite graviton blasters to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic disruptor cannons.”
“Surely our stealth graviton lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth neutrino rays.”
“What about our positronic disruptor rockets?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range assault torpedos.”
“So we responded with our supercharged frag disruptors, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with positronic wavelet torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic positron rockets?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided disruptor beams.”
“But we had supercharged graviton cannons, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum antimatter rays.”
“So we responded with our positronic destructo bombs, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with long range muon disruptors.”
“Did we not have stealth neutrino rockets to counter with?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth frag disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth gluon rays?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum hyperspace torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing electron lasers?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking neutrino blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic warp rays?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had quantum gluon missiles.”
“So we responded with our subatomic hyperspace lasers, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged photon lasers.”
“Surely our composite neutrino cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing neutron lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic neutrino rockets?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had subatomic muon blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic wavelet torpedos?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear frag bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum wavelet disruptors?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting hyperspace torpedos.”
“Did we not have guided disruptor missiles to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged muon beams.”
“Did we not have quantum hyperspace missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supercharged neutrino beams.”
“Did we not have guided electron disruptors to counter with?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their quantum muon rays.”
“What about our long range graviton torpedos?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged graviton torpedos.”
“So we responded with our stealth wavelet rockets, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged assault rays.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic laser disruptors?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking photon disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum electron blasters?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic gluon cannons.”
“But we had positronic graviton cannons, didn't we?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had long range electron rockets.”
“What about our long range destructo beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic disruptor cannons.”
“Surely our subatomic neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking warp blasters.”
“Did we not have composite plasma beams to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking gluon rays.”
“What about our supercharged graviton rockets?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with guided laser torpedos.”
“But we had subatomic destructo bombs, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had composite photon bombs.”
“Did we not have nuclear gluon disruptors to counter with?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear muon beams.”
“So we responded with our superconducting frag cannons, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic muon beams.”
“What about our positronic graviton rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had subatomic gluon blasters.”
“Surely our supercharged wavelet cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth plasma torpedos.”
“Did we not have subatomic destructo blasters to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with atomic hyperspace bombs.”
“Did we not have long range antimatter torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting photon bombs.”
“What about our atomic tachyon rays?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had guided antimatter torpedos.”
“So we responded with our composite warp cannons, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite antimatter lances.”
“But we had composite tachyon rockets, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their composite hyperspace lances.”
“Surely our supersymmetric antimatter disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting plasma blasters.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric frag lasers, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking tachyon rockets.”
“Surely our atomic tachyon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric wavelet missiles.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric assault lances to counter with?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric antimatter cannons.”
“Did we not have composite positron lances to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking antimatter lances.”
“Did we not have quantum gluon bombs to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric warp disruptors.”
“But we had supersymmetric frag missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear photon missiles.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking tachyon missiles, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric neutrino beams.”
“So we responded with our stealth tachyon missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric graviton beams.”
“Surely our superconducting tachyon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic warp lances.”
“What about our supersymmetric positron blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric photon cannons.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric assault beams, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided electron lances.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum photon lances?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic frag cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric neutrino rockets?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric positron missiles.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing gluon lances to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their stealth tachyon lances.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic neutrino lasers?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric destructo rockets.”
“Surely our quantum plasma lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric muon rays.”
“So we responded with our quantum tachyon cannons, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had guided destructo lances.”
“Were we not equipped with composite tachyon torpedos?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking antimatter missiles.”
“What about our positronic electron lances?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking tachyon cannons.”
“What about our armor-piercing frag cannons?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic photon blasters.”
“What about our supersymmetric electron lances?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting hyperspace lances.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic tachyon blasters?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking gluon lances.”
“Were we not equipped with guided laser lances?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric gluon blasters.”
“Surely our nuclear disruptor lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite tachyon rays.”
“Surely our heat-seeking tachyon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking tachyon blasters.”
“But we had supersymmetric warp rays, didn't we?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic muon bombs.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric wavelet rays to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic neutrino blasters.”
“Surely our stealth destructo lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic destructo lances.”
“So we responded with our long range tachyon torpedos, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric graviton lances.”
“What about our heat-seeking tachyon rays?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric antimatter lasers.”
“But we had quantum neutron lances, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged positron beams.”
“But we had supersymmetric neutrino bombs, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their long range tachyon disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric laser torpedos?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic neutron beams.”
“Surely our stealth plasma bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destructo lances.”
“But we had supercharged neutrino lances, didn't we?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting laser lances.”
“Surely our subatomic warp lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their positronic gluon beams.”
“Surely our heat-seeking tachyon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite assault torpedos.”
“What about our supersymmetric tachyon lasers?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking positron blasters.”
“Surely our guided wavelet lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth warp missiles.”
“Did we not have guided neutrino lasers to counter with?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with long range gluon lances.”
“But we had composite tachyon beams, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric warp lasers.”
“What about our nuclear graviton lances?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric disruptor missiles.”
“Surely our heat-seeking plasma lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their quantum hyperspace lances.”
“Were we not equipped with guided destructo disruptors?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic disruptor lances.”
“Surely our supersymmetric graviton bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric tachyon lances.”
“But we had atomic neutrino lances, didn't we?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric positron rays.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking antimatter disruptors to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had superconducting wavelet lances.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric muon missiles?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their long range electron lances.”
“What about our armor-piercing destructo lances?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic gluon lances.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth muon lances?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided graviton beams.”
“Surely our subatomic tachyon rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing laser lances.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric laser disruptors to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric wavelet blasters.”
“So we responded with our stealth positron lasers, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic electron lances.”
“Surely our composite wavelet disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear plasma blasters.”
“But we had supersymmetric neutrino missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their quantum disruptor torpedos.”
“Surely our guided tachyon blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear wavelet lances.”
“Did we not have long range warp lasers to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing plasma missiles.”
“What about our superconducting positron lances?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged graviton lances.”
“Surely our long range disruptor lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric neutron disruptors.”
“But we had composite assault lances, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tachyon rockets.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric gluon rockets, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric neutron blasters.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric hyperspace torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided gluon lances.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth tachyon torpedos?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had quantum frag rockets.”
“Surely our atomic positron lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their positronic destructo rockets.”
“But we had nuclear tachyon rockets, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic frag lances.”
“Did we not have subatomic neutrino lances to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth tachyon lasers.”
“So we responded with our subatomic laser beams, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their stealth wavelet cannons.”
“Did we not have guided muon lances to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric gluon beams.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric destructo missiles to counter with?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking neutrino lances.”
“What about our atomic photon blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged destructo cannons.”
“What about our supersymmetric plasma torpedos?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting laser beams.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric assault disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear tachyon blasters.”
“Surely our atomic tachyon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had atomic graviton lances.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric wavelet lasers to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric plasma lances.”
“Did we not have positronic destructo lances to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided antimatter lances.”
“But we had positronic disruptor lances, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic tachyon lances.”
“What about our subatomic warp rockets?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric antimatter rays.”
“Did we not have positronic antimatter lasers to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their quantum frag lances.”
“Did we not have subatomic laser rays to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric photon lances.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric destructo bombs to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric warp bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric electron blasters?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their quantum tachyon blasters.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric positron rockets to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing tachyon lasers.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric tachyon rays, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic muon lances.”
“Were we not equipped with composite tachyon lasers?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric plasma beams.”
“So we responded with our guided tachyon lances, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric tachyon blasters.”
“What about our nuclear tachyon lances?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing positron lances.”
“So we responded with our guided tachyon lasers, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had composite assault rockets.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric warp rockets, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric neutrino lances.”
“Surely our long range tachyon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric muon lances.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric plasma rays to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their positronic tachyon cannons.”
“Surely our nuclear antimatter lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric destructo blasters.”
“Surely our supersymmetric gluon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear tachyon lasers.”
“What about our composite muon lances?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite plasma lances.”
“But we had guided hyperspace torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear positron lances.”
“Surely our positronic graviton lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting destructo lances.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric muon rockets?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing tachyon lances.”
“What about our electro tachyon blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with electro positron lasers.”
“What about our subatomic antimatter warheads?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric muon beams.”
“Did we not have superconducting gluon cannons to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with composite neutron warheads.”
“Did we not have electro positron rays to counter with?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric photon bombs.”
“But we had armor-piercing antimatter lances, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with long range compression bombs.”
“Surely our composite compression torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their atomic assault rays.”
“Did we not have guided frag warheads to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing neutrino warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum laser warheads?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their electro hyperspace beams.”
“Surely our supercharged compression missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had quantum plasma warheads.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric photon disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum hyperspace warheads.”
“So we responded with our positronic tachyon beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their long range positron warheads.”
“Did we not have nuclear hyperspace torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic frag warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum tachyon disruptors?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had positronic tachyon lances.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear tachyon cannons?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic assault lances.”
“So we responded with our electro laser beams, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro laser rays.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear graviton missiles?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic warp warheads.”
“So we responded with our positronic compression blasters, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic compression beams.”
“What about our electro frag blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their quantum wavelet warheads.”
“Surely our positronic compression warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with atomic compression lasers.”
“What about our electro assault cannons?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro photon cannons.”
“What about our stealth compression missiles?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting laser disruptors.”
“Surely our superconducting antimatter torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro positron beams.”
“So we responded with our stealth compression warheads, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their composite tachyon missiles.”
“So we responded with our electro wavelet blasters, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their long range tachyon beams.”
“What about our heat-seeking warp missiles?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had superconducting compression lances.”
“Surely our supersymmetric assault blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged hyperspace warheads.”
“But we had stealth antimatter warheads, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing electron lances.”
“What about our heat-seeking positron lances?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic destructo lances.”
“Did we not have electro graviton lasers to counter with?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic tachyon beams.”
“So we responded with our electro hyperspace lasers, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with electro electron warheads.”
“Surely our guided hyperspace beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing destructo warheads.”
“What about our quantum destructo warheads?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric photon blasters.”
“Surely our stealth gluon beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking compression torpedos.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric electron cannons, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided assault lances.”
“But we had electro wavelet torpedos, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric muon blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with electro wavelet warheads?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite destructo lances.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric compression rays, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric laser rockets.”
“Surely our supercharged warp warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric graviton rockets.”
“What about our heat-seeking compression beams?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had positronic compression lances.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting gluon lances?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had quantum electron lances.”
“What about our composite compression rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting graviton torpedos.”
“But we had armor-piercing gluon warheads, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth electron warheads.”
“What about our subatomic wavelet lances?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range compression cannons.”
“What about our electro frag bombs?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric neutron torpedos.”
“But we had supersymmetric graviton blasters, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum disruptor warheads.”
“So we responded with our guided compression rays, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic compression disruptors.”
“So we responded with our subatomic tachyon disruptors, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had guided compression beams.”
“Did we not have guided tachyon beams to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting laser warheads.”
“What about our quantum tachyon warheads?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperspace beams.”
“Surely our electro neutrino bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their electro neutrino missiles.”
“But we had electro assault rockets, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with positronic neutron lances.”
“So we responded with our supercharged tachyon blasters, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro neutron lances.”
“But we had long range compression lasers, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite graviton rays.”
“Surely our guided wavelet warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had long range compression rays.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric positron disruptors?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting hyperspace warheads.”
“What about our supercharged compression warheads?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had long range assault rays.”
“But we had composite compression missiles, didn't we?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking electron lances.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric disruptor rockets, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro disruptor cannons.”
“Surely our superconducting antimatter disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had electro plasma lances.”
“What about our electro muon blasters?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic plasma warheads.”
“What about our subatomic disruptor warheads?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic disruptor blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear tachyon bombs?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their stealth antimatter lances.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic positron warheads?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro neutrino lances.”
“What about our stealth tachyon warheads?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking compression cannons.”
“Did we not have long range tachyon blasters to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric photon rockets.”
“But we had long range assault warheads, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic compression rockets.”
“Did we not have atomic compression rays to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic hyperspace warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing electron warheads?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided neutron torpedos.”
“Surely our guided compression cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting compression bombs.”
“So we responded with our guided positron blasters, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric frag rays.”
“So we responded with our supercharged compression disruptors, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth tachyon rays.”
“So we responded with our nuclear compression torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their electro disruptor bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear antimatter missiles?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear frag disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged disruptor warheads?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric wavelet rockets.”
“Surely our atomic compression torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range tachyon lasers.”
“But we had superconducting photon lances, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged disruptor lances.”
“So we responded with our quantum tachyon beams, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had composite disruptor warheads.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking graviton lances to counter with?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their long range frag warheads.”
“What about our electro graviton cannons?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their electro destructo disruptors.”
“Surely our guided positron lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth compression cannons.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing neutron lances to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided assault warheads.”
“So we responded with our atomic warp lances, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric wavelet warheads.”
“What about our positronic graviton warheads?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric compression lasers.”
“Did we not have guided hyperspace warheads to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their electro tachyon warheads.”
“What about our long range assault disruptors?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting assault lances.”
“What about our stealth muon warheads?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had atomic muon warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear laser beams?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric compression warheads.”
“Did we not have long range neutron lances to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking wavelet warheads.”
“What about our atomic antimatter lances?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperspace rays.”
“Surely our electro positron missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged laser lances.”
“Were we not equipped with composite graviton lances?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic electron warheads.”
“So we responded with our positronic laser lances, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their electro muon missiles.”
“But we had electro graviton torpedos, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their electro muon beams.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing tachyon beams to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking tachyon warheads.”
“What about our supersymmetric disruptor lasers?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with composite assault beams.”
“Surely our supercharged positron lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting electron lances.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking electron warheads?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic gluon rays.”
“Were we not equipped with composite muon warheads?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting electron bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with guided frag bombs?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range tachyon warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with electro neutron blasters?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro compression lances.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric wavelet lances?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing hyperspace missiles.”
“What about our immolating warp warheads?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro disruptor grenades.”
“But we had electro plasma beams, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth plasma lances.”
“So we responded with our quantum napalm disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with electro frag grenades.”
“What about our immolating neutron lances?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating hyperspace rays.”
“But we had nuclear napalm grenades, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with electro photon disruptors.”
“So we responded with our immolating compression lasers, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear napalm rays.”
“What about our atomic wavelet torpedos?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had immolating disruptor lances.”
“So we responded with our immolating electron warheads, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had positronic napalm lances.”
“So we responded with our stealth compression torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking compression bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear napalm torpedos?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting disruptor grenades.”
“Did we not have electro photon lasers to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supercharged tachyon torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with electro neutrino rays?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth graviton warheads.”
“Did we not have long range napalm torpedos to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic antimatter grenades.”
“Did we not have immolating positron lances to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their immolating electron lances.”
“What about our heat-seeking tachyon disruptors?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their electro graviton bombs.”
“Surely our heat-seeking tachyon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing napalm cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with electro plasma lasers?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had long range compression disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing compression rays?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric tachyon grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear muon warheads?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic muon warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting neutrino lances?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear disruptor grenades.”
“But we had immolating neutrino torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear napalm beams.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking disruptor warheads, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum graviton lances.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric compression cannons?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking antimatter warheads.”
“But we had electro napalm disruptors, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear destructo lances.”
“So we responded with our supercharged napalm torpedos, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their guided compression torpedos.”
“Did we not have superconducting tachyon cannons to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro napalm grenades.”
“But we had nuclear laser grenades, didn't we?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had supercharged napalm rockets.”
“But we had superconducting napalm lances, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic compression blasters.”
“Surely our subatomic napalm rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic napalm lasers.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking compression missiles to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth napalm missiles.”
“Surely our immolating neutrino rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum plasma grenades.”
“What about our quantum positron grenades?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had stealth positron grenades.”
“So we responded with our immolating assault rockets, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating warp torpedos.”
“Surely our electro photon beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their electro wavelet lances.”
“Surely our supersymmetric wavelet cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic napalm torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with composite wavelet lances?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing laser rays.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric plasma bombs to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear electron warheads.”
“But we had guided neutrino torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting destructo grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric laser warheads?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their stealth napalm beams.”
“But we had stealth napalm lances, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting laser grenades.”
“But we had electro wavelet rays, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged assault lances.”
“But we had superconducting tachyon beams, didn't we?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum napalm rockets.”
“So we responded with our immolating warp rockets, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic electron grenades.”
“Did we not have positronic plasma warheads to counter with?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their long range frag grenades.”
“Surely our supersymmetric photon missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating plasma disruptors.”
“Surely our immolating gluon beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking warp lances.”
“So we responded with our composite compression lasers, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their electro assault torpedos.”
“What about our supercharged napalm blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic compression grenades.”
“Surely our subatomic napalm missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic compression torpedos.”
“What about our immolating laser beams?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with immolating gluon warheads.”
“So we responded with our long range neutron grenades, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic warp grenades.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric antimatter warheads, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with electro photon grenades.”
“Surely our nuclear warp grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro neutrino rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with electro plasma bombs?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had immolating neutron cannons.”
“Did we not have supercharged tachyon beams to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range napalm rockets.”
“But we had composite napalm grenades, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking neutron warheads.”
“Surely our atomic positron warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro antimatter lances.”
“Did we not have electro antimatter blasters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear napalm lasers.”
“Surely our atomic laser warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with electro destructo lasers.”
“But we had nuclear napalm missiles, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided plasma grenades.”
“What about our supercharged tachyon bombs?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric compression missiles.”
“But we had immolating destructo beams, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating laser rays.”
“But we had electro positron disruptors, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their immolating compression lances.”
“Did we not have electro warp disruptors to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking frag grenades.”
“So we responded with our immolating antimatter grenades, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing warp warheads.”
“But we had immolating positron disruptors, didn't we?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destructo grenades.”
“What about our atomic disruptor warheads?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro laser cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with long range napalm lasers?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic photon grenades.”
“Did we not have immolating muon disruptors to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum warp lances.”
“What about our superconducting tachyon missiles?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo lances.”
“What about our supersymmetric napalm rockets?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing laser warheads.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking compression grenades, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged neutron grenades.”
“Did we not have electro tachyon disruptors to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had electro tachyon lances.”
“Surely our long range neutrino lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their composite neutrino rays.”
“So we responded with our immolating destructo lasers, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing napalm rays.”
“So we responded with our immolating electron disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had immolating plasma lances.”
“What about our nuclear disruptor warheads?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had electro destructo grenades.”
“Did we not have immolating laser warheads to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic wavelet grenades.”
“What about our immolating warp cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with immolating disruptor cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with guided napalm warheads?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided positron grenades.”
“Surely our immolating gluon missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric assault bombs.”
“But we had electro electron missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating antimatter blasters.”
“But we had immolating compression rays, didn't we?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had immolating destructo missiles.”
“So we responded with our atomic napalm rays, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided neutrino cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth gluon grenades?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had immolating photon warheads.”
“What about our electro muon bombs?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with immolating destructo disruptors.”
“What about our immolating frag lances?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutrino warheads.”
“But we had immolating gluon rays, didn't we?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with immolating antimatter cannons.”
“So we responded with our quantum assault grenades, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their electro assault lances.”
“Did we not have electro gluon warheads to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite napalm lances.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking muon grenades?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had supercharged wavelet warheads.”
“Surely our supersymmetric hyperspace grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with positronic frag grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with composite photon grenades?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic plasma lances.”
“Surely our immolating assault lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with electro frag lasers.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing frag warheads, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with guided compression blasters.”
“So we responded with our nuclear napalm blasters, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their immolating electron cannons.”
“What about our superconducting compression lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their electro frag torpedos.”
“Surely our long range napalm bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric tachyon missiles.”
“What about our superconducting warp grenades?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating positron blasters.”
“Surely our subatomic neutron clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range wavelet clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic plasma blasters?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with immolating assault missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged neutrino clusters?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had atomic plasma clusters.”
“What about our atomic tachyon clusters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic destabilizer clusters.”
“Did we not have isomorphic frag torpedos to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had isomorphic gluon cannons.”
“So we responded with our composite electron lances, I presume?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic disruptor torpedos.”
“Surely our supersymmetric gluon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum antimatter warheads.”
“So we responded with our electro destabilizer missiles, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with guided plasma clusters.”
“What about our immolating muon torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided destabilizer missiles.”
“Did we not have composite napalm lasers to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro warp bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating disruptor clusters?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with composite warp lances.”
“What about our isomorphic positron lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had superconducting napalm bombs.”
“What about our supersymmetric warp torpedos?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic gluon grenades.”
“Did we not have electro assault lasers to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro electron lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic assault rockets?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with immolating muon grenades.”
“But we had isomorphic gluon rays, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged napalm warheads.”
“Surely our superconducting tachyon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their electro laser bombs.”
“But we had isomorphic photon cannons, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric hyperspace bombs.”
“Did we not have isomorphic tachyon beams to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic hyperspace grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic frag rays?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing gluon clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic plasma lances?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had nuclear plasma lances.”
“Surely our heat-seeking napalm lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their immolating laser torpedos.”
“So we responded with our stealth disruptor lances, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged compression torpedos.”
“What about our electro hyperspace rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum napalm rays.”
“Surely our positronic napalm clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their composite destabilizer lances.”
“Surely our isomorphic destructo cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had quantum plasma clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating laser clusters?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro electron clusters.”
“Surely our heat-seeking gluon warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro gluon lances.”
“Surely our atomic compression clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro hyperspace bombs.”
“Surely our isomorphic muon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic antimatter cannons.”
“Did we not have electro napalm clusters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with electro destructo missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with composite destabilizer lasers?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear destabilizer beams.”
“But we had nuclear hyperspace grenades, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro disruptor lances.”
“What about our isomorphic frag beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with quantum disruptor lances.”
“So we responded with our electro neutrino warheads, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite destabilizer missiles.”
“What about our electro destabilizer cannons?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum compression beams.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking laser grenades to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric disruptor rays.”
“So we responded with our positronic photon warheads, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their immolating napalm bombs.”
“What about our heat-seeking destabilizer missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic graviton grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged antimatter clusters?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their guided compression disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic compression grenades?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric wavelet grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric wavelet clusters?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic antimatter lasers.”
“So we responded with our superconducting destabilizer warheads, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had isomorphic antimatter disruptors.”
“So we responded with our superconducting warp warheads, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their electro assault rays.”
“Surely our immolating plasma cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric antimatter bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing frag grenades?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had subatomic frag grenades.”
“Surely our isomorphic gluon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear plasma clusters.”
“Surely our guided napalm blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with electro destructo beams.”
“What about our supercharged electron lances?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating tachyon lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting frag clusters?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had isomorphic tachyon rays.”
“Surely our supercharged graviton warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric muon cannons.”
“Surely our electro muon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting compression blasters.”
“Surely our composite napalm blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic electron grenades.”
“But we had isomorphic neutron bombs, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating destabilizer missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic destabilizer grenades?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating hyperspace lances.”
“What about our electro frag rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear muon clusters.”
“What about our immolating graviton grenades?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with immolating photon lasers.”
“But we had isomorphic muon warheads, didn't we?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic gluon torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic assault blasters?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had supercharged destabilizer rockets.”
“Surely our long range muon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro laser grenades.”
“So we responded with our quantum napalm lasers, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had subatomic muon grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating destabilizer lances?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with positronic photon lances.”
“What about our armor-piercing compression torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with atomic electron clusters.”
“Surely our atomic neutron rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic frag missiles.”
“What about our armor-piercing warp clusters?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged assault clusters.”
“So we responded with our composite frag clusters, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum wavelet grenades.”
“What about our immolating gluon clusters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic neutrino blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic photon clusters?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking plasma grenades.”
“What about our isomorphic positron warheads?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had atomic destabilizer bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing destabilizer clusters?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with atomic napalm disruptors.”
“Surely our superconducting compression clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their quantum compression clusters.”
“What about our supersymmetric muon clusters?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic disruptor lances.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum destabilizer warheads?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their immolating compression warheads.”
“But we had supercharged napalm lasers, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric frag warheads.”
“So we responded with our composite compression warheads, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic electron cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with electro destabilizer grenades?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic positron clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth napalm torpedos?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their electro napalm warheads.”
“Surely our subatomic graviton clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric napalm missiles.”
“Did we not have immolating destabilizer rockets to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged frag grenades.”
“So we responded with our electro hyperspace cannons, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic assault torpedos.”
“So we responded with our quantum destabilizer disruptors, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating electron clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic warp lasers?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with immolating electron rays.”
“What about our guided electron grenades?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had stealth frag warheads.”
“Surely our heat-seeking gluon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking hyperspace warheads.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking compression disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had isomorphic electron blasters.”
“But we had heat-seeking antimatter clusters, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had superconducting destabilizer cannons.”
“Surely our isomorphic muon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking compression lasers.”
“Surely our isomorphic neutrino clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic compression beams.”
“Surely our positronic compression rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking destructo clusters.”
“Did we not have positronic hyperspace grenades to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating antimatter torpedos.”
“Surely our guided tachyon disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth muon grenades.”
“Did we not have composite destabilizer blasters to counter with?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear warp clusters.”
“Surely our isomorphic napalm disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had electro destructo rockets.”
“Surely our armor-piercing destructo clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their immolating antimatter bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric disruptor cannons?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic neutrino grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric assault rockets?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supercharged destabilizer clusters.”
“Did we not have guided hyperspace clusters to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had isomorphic muon blasters.”
“What about our armor-piercing tachyon missiles?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking assault clusters.”
“What about our electro warp rockets?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with stealth compression grenades.”
“Did we not have isomorphic positron grenades to counter with?”
Fleet Commander Ng suddenly remembered he was holding a biscuit, and took a bite out of it. “A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating hyperspace warheads.”
“But we had composite gluon lances, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range muon clusters.”
“Did we not have immolating photon grenades to counter with?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with composite destructo grenades.”
“What about our positronic hyperspace charges?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing napalm missiles.”
“What about our isomorphic neutrino beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided plasma charges.”
“What about our isomorphic graviton beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial destructo missiles.”
“What about our positronic destructo charges?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear positron clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking tensor field clusters?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had combinatorial frag clusters.”
“What about our quantum compression disruptors?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite destabilizer torpedos.”
“What about our isomorphic destructo charges?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had positronic graviton clusters.”
“Did we not have isomorphic wavelet grenades to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking napalm rockets.”
“So we responded with our immolating neutrino clusters, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial photon charges.”
“What about our combinatorial laser blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial warp charges.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating disruptor missiles?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their immolating photon lances.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear tensor field missiles?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial laser missiles.”
“Surely our combinatorial antimatter torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial tachyon beams.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial neutron missiles, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting compression rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic destabilizer rays?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged wavelet clusters.”
“Did we not have superconducting plasma lances to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their guided positron charges.”
“What about our immolating antimatter warheads?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing tensor field lances.”
“Did we not have electro gluon clusters to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic laser warheads.”
“Surely our electro graviton blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing laser grenades.”
“What about our positronic gluon warheads?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic warp rays.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic muon lasers?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial laser lances.”
“Surely our superconducting hyperspace clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had combinatorial electron rays.”
“What about our immolating disruptor rays?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum hyperspace grenades.”
“What about our combinatorial tachyon lances?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial muon missiles.”
“Did we not have electro gluon rays to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric warp lances.”
“Did we not have nuclear gluon warheads to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking antimatter grenades.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric gluon charges, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had atomic assault grenades.”
“Surely our stealth photon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth hyperspace clusters.”
“Surely our isomorphic plasma rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial muon charges.”
“Surely our supercharged plasma grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their electro tensor field warheads.”
“Did we not have positronic destabilizer beams to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with immolating plasma torpedos.”
“But we had atomic napalm charges, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing frag clusters.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing tachyon clusters to counter with?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their long range tensor field blasters.”
“So we responded with our supercharged destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing photon grenades.”
“What about our superconducting destabilizer lances?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic destabilizer charges.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing wavelet charges?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth destabilizer beams.”
“So we responded with our atomic wavelet grenades, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking destabilizer clusters.”
“Did we not have superconducting gluon charges to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking destabilizer cannons.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing destabilizer lances, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear napalm clusters.”
“But we had isomorphic hyperspace torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial graviton rays.”
“Surely our combinatorial warp blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their immolating destructo lances.”
“What about our supersymmetric plasma warheads?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic compression clusters.”
“Did we not have stealth napalm warheads to counter with?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting neutrino grenades.”
“What about our supercharged hyperspace grenades?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their immolating muon rays.”
“What about our positronic frag charges?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing destabilizer lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking napalm missiles?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear photon lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic tensor field warheads?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had isomorphic muon clusters.”
“Surely our immolating hyperspace clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their guided photon warheads.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric assault grenades, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their electro destabilizer beams.”
“Surely our atomic compression bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial neutrino rockets.”
“What about our immolating wavelet charges?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their composite neutron charges.”
“But we had isomorphic destructo disruptors, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial disruptor missiles.”
“Did we not have isomorphic tachyon disruptors to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial assault lasers.”
“Surely our long range napalm disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking warp warheads.”
“So we responded with our immolating antimatter lances, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with electro tachyon torpedos.”
“Did we not have combinatorial destructo lances to counter with?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking destabilizer rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with guided tachyon charges?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their quantum compression blasters.”
“Did we not have combinatorial gluon grenades to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had electro muon rays.”
“Did we not have atomic neutron lances to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing destructo grenades.”
“What about our electro neutrino blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had subatomic assault grenades.”
“What about our heat-seeking neutron charges?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum napalm warheads.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial tachyon torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic destabilizer torpedos.”
“What about our quantum destabilizer cannons?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their electro electron blasters.”
“Surely our guided laser charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic neutrino charges.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial hyperspace lasers, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum napalm torpedos.”
“What about our isomorphic assault grenades?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting napalm grenades.”
“Surely our heat-seeking tensor field grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite destabilizer charges.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing tensor field charges?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destabilizer rays.”
“What about our guided tensor field rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting destabilizer blasters.”
“What about our quantum photon charges?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had combinatorial destabilizer beams.”
“So we responded with our long range compression missiles, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic laser warheads.”
“What about our armor-piercing compression beams?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic positron charges.”
“What about our armor-piercing assault grenades?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial hyperspace disruptors.”
“But we had combinatorial gluon lances, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their composite electron clusters.”
“What about our positronic napalm beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their electro graviton clusters.”
“Did we not have nuclear destabilizer blasters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic electron lasers.”
“But we had heat-seeking warp grenades, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth tensor field warheads.”
“But we had electro destabilizer warheads, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial neutron disruptors.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range destabilizer cannons.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their positronic destabilizer blasters.”
“But we had superconducting destabilizer clusters, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth tensor field lances.”
“But we had quantum tachyon clusters, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating destructo charges.”
“What about our armor-piercing destabilizer rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged destabilizer missiles.”
“Surely our supercharged neutron clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro hyperspace clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with electro destabilizer clusters?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth antimatter grenades.”
“So we responded with our immolating gluon lances, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting destabilizer grenades.”
“What about our electro assault bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had nuclear tensor field bombs.”
“Did we not have isomorphic warp disruptors to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro graviton grenades.”
“Surely our isomorphic positron bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their guided gluon warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating destructo warheads?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided compression missiles.”
“So we responded with our long range destructo warheads, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic positron blasters.”
“But we had isomorphic positron disruptors, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric destabilizer rays.”
“What about our heat-seeking gluon charges?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing destabilizer cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic assault warheads?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with long range compression beams.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric plasma grenades, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged electron warheads.”
“But we had subatomic disruptor clusters, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial disruptor charges.”
“What about our quantum muon clusters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had electro destructo rays.”
“But we had combinatorial destructo rays, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric positron torpedos.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic neutrino bombs, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial warp caltrops.”
“Did we not have non-commutative frag torpedos to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial frag missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged graviton grenades?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their electro napalm lances.”
“Did we not have superconducting neutron caltrops to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating hyperbole disruptors.”
“What about our supercharged destabilizer beams?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting antimatter caltrops.”
“But we had combinatorial assault cannons, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum photon clusters.”
“Surely our composite plasma charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial compression clusters.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative hyperspace disruptors, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear tachyon charges.”
“Surely our subatomic hyperbole blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting graviton caltrops.”
“What about our composite assault grenades?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial destabilizer missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic gluon missiles?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic napalm rays.”
“So we responded with our atomic tensor field missiles, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative hyperbole missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear graviton grenades?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating positron torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative assault rockets?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial compression rockets.”
“But we had positronic hyperbole lances, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear hyperbole charges.”
“So we responded with our immolating neutron beams, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth plasma caltrops.”
“But we had supercharged positron grenades, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking electron clusters.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative frag cannons, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic tensor field rockets.”
“Did we not have combinatorial destabilizer rays to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic tachyon caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic hyperbole rays?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their quantum compression missiles.”
“Surely our guided warp grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear tensor field charges.”
“Did we not have superconducting muon grenades to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking assault charges.”
“What about our isomorphic graviton lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro wavelet grenades.”
“Surely our nuclear hyperbole disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing destabilizer rockets.”
“Did we not have combinatorial disruptor cannons to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range destabilizer disruptors.”
“Surely our atomic destructo warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative graviton grenades.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric compression disruptors to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic hyperspace clusters.”
“But we had stealth positron caltrops, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating destabilizer bombs.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing neutrino caltrops, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing positron clusters.”
“Surely our nuclear destructo warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth tensor field clusters.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial tachyon bombs, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting disruptor clusters.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial tachyon caltrops, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking disruptor caltrops.”
“But we had heat-seeking frag charges, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic hyperbole missiles.”
“Did we not have electro positron blasters to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial tachyon disruptors.”
“Surely our supersymmetric frag caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum tachyon lasers.”
“So we responded with our guided destabilizer disruptors, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with guided hyperbole warheads.”
“Surely our isomorphic plasma cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had nuclear hyperbole rays.”
“But we had guided neutrino caltrops, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their guided plasma caltrops.”
“So we responded with our electro disruptor charges, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking muon warheads.”
“What about our electro positron grenades?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided napalm beams.”
“Did we not have immolating neutron clusters to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic laser missiles.”
“Surely our immolating photon bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative wavelet blasters.”
“Surely our quantum hyperbole disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing hyperspace lances.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial warp grenades, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative assault caltrops.”
“Did we not have stealth destabilizer bombs to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative plasma charges.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative positron lasers, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their composite wavelet charges.”
“Surely our non-commutative warp lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro wavelet caltrops.”
“Surely our subatomic compression blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating frag caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth neutron charges?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with long range disruptor caltrops.”
“Did we not have subatomic napalm grenades to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic napalm missiles.”
“Did we not have non-commutative tachyon torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic muon rockets.”
“What about our nuclear hyperspace caltrops?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic hyperbole bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth hyperbole clusters?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic warp lances.”
“But we had non-commutative hyperbole clusters, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had supercharged hyperspace charges.”
“What about our isomorphic compression lances?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their composite warp caltrops.”
“Surely our combinatorial plasma clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their guided compression grenades.”
“So we responded with our superconducting destabilizer rays, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic tensor field blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking destabilizer caltrops?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their guided hyperbole grenades.”
“Did we not have supercharged frag clusters to counter with?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destabilizer caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric tensor field torpedos?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic photon caltrops.”
“Did we not have non-commutative hyperbole rays to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic napalm caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial electron blasters?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with electro plasma rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative hyperbole caltrops?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative assault bombs.”
“Surely our nuclear tensor field lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum electron clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear destabilizer rockets?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing disruptor grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing frag charges?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative hyperbole lances.”
“But we had supersymmetric hyperbole lances, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with electro tensor field rockets.”
“Did we not have guided graviton grenades to counter with?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic photon charges.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating photon clusters?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their stealth laser clusters.”
“So we responded with our stealth gluon clusters, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had combinatorial electron grenades.”
“Did we not have nuclear plasma caltrops to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum hyperbole torpedos.”
“What about our combinatorial plasma torpedos?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic napalm clusters.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic neutrino torpedos, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic laser torpedos.”
“What about our non-commutative tensor field blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic electron charges.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing hyperbole cannons?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with positronic tensor field clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic warp clusters?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial electron lances.”
“Did we not have superconducting hyperbole blasters to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial hyperbole missiles.”
“What about our quantum compression rays?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting tensor field missiles.”
“Did we not have combinatorial tensor field disruptors to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their atomic antimatter caltrops.”
“Did we not have electro tensor field grenades to counter with?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destabilizer torpedos.”
“But we had non-commutative neutron caltrops, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative neutrino warheads.”
“Did we not have guided positron clusters to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic laser caltrops.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric electron bombs to counter with?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial assault warheads.”
“Did we not have stealth compression rockets to counter with?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic plasma warheads.”
“What about our stealth destabilizer rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had atomic napalm cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative assault disruptors?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had superconducting electron charges.”
“Surely our isomorphic destabilizer lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric tachyon beams.”
“But we had stealth hyperbole missiles, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric tensor field beams.”
“Did we not have combinatorial hyperspace clusters to counter with?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite destabilizer caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with guided hyperspace caltrops?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative frag caltrops.”
“But we had combinatorial destabilizer lasers, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro gluon cannons.”
“But we had guided photon charges, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial destructo caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic electron torpedos?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had quantum graviton warheads.”
“So we responded with our long range electron grenades, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial photon warheads.”
“Did we not have quantum muon charges to counter with?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic frag grenades.”
“What about our immolating positron rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had quantum hyperbole clusters.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic photon disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their electro electron beams.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic hyperspace caltrops?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating frag bombs.”
“Surely our isomorphic neutron lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with immolating antimatter rockets.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing tensor field lasers to counter with?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic gluon grenades.”
“What about our immolating neutron charges?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with long range hyperspace warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating graviton missiles?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative plasma disruptors.”
“What about our guided disruptor clusters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum compression lances.”
“Surely our non-commutative laser grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their heat-seeking wavelet lances.”
“But we had combinatorial destructo disruptors, didn't we?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their immolating photon disruptors.”
“Surely our subatomic frag clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic compression torpedos.”
“What about our non-commutative graviton lasers?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic assault clusters.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing napalm rockets, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their atomic hyperbole bombs.”
“So we responded with our electro muon charges, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their immolating tensor field cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic disruptor grenades?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic hyperbole rockets.”
“Did we not have combinatorial graviton charges to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative destabilizer torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative destabilizer clusters?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their atomic destabilizer lasers.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic tensor field caltrops, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their electro laser rockets.”
“Did we not have composite napalm rockets to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their positronic neutrino clusters.”
“What about our composite tensor field charges?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative disruptor missiles.”
“Surely our armor-piercing tachyon rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative antimatter caltrops.”
“What about our armor-piercing destabilizer charges?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial wavelet bombs.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing muon warheads, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their electro frag missiles.”
“But we had supersymmetric frag clusters, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric plasma caltrops.”
“What about our armor-piercing compression caltrops?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking electron charges.”
“Did we not have subatomic tensor field charges to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their guided destabilizer charges.”
“What about our quantum laser grenades?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their composite tachyon warheads.”
“Surely our stealth photon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative antimatter blasters.”
“Surely our heat-seeking neutrino caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had atomic destabilizer cannons.”
“Did we not have isomorphic laser charges to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative warp warheads.”
“What about our positronic neutrino grenades?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing hyperbole lances.”
“What about our stealth napalm cannons?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range destabilizer beams.”
“Surely our immolating destructo torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic laser beams.”
“So we responded with our guided plasma warheads, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had non-commutative warp bombs.”
“But we had non-commutative compression grenades, didn't we?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their quantum gluon charges.”
“What about our combinatorial photon blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their long range tensor field grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic laser charges?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had composite electron cannons.”
“What about our electro compression beams?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their stealth destabilizer caltrops.”
“So we responded with our long range graviton warheads, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth warp warheads.”
“Surely our composite hyperbole rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative destructo cannons.”
“So we responded with our long range destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic gluon beams.”
“But we had long range tensor field missiles, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their electro neutrino caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic wavelet charges?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial tachyon missiles.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative neutrino disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their atomic positron charges.”
“Did we not have long range graviton lances to counter with?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth napalm charges.”
“But we had armor-piercing neutron warheads, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative laser beams.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative destructo disruptors?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged tachyon warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial positron cannons?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum wavelet charges.”
“But we had quantum hyperbole caltrops, didn't we?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth destabilizer missiles.”
“Did we not have superconducting laser clusters to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing compression warheads.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing warp charges to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with electro tachyon beams.”
“What about our supercharged neutron charges?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial muon disruptors.”
“So we responded with our immolating tensor field missiles, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating laser cannons.”
“Surely our combinatorial neutron beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had nuclear wavelet clusters.”
“Surely our electro antimatter clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their composite tachyon caltrops.”
“Surely our stealth antimatter caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had composite hyperbole lances.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperbole charges?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial wavelet rays.”
“What about our stealth hyperbole lasers?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had non-commutative tachyon lasers.”
“So we responded with our supercharged disruptor grenades, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative neutron warheads.”
“What about our immolating destabilizer blasters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had combinatorial assault caltrops.”
“But we had electro warp missiles, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their composite tensor field missiles.”
“What about our long range neutron clusters?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their quantum tensor field grenades.”
“What about our composite compression disruptors?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had supercharged photon grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic disruptor warheads?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their electro tensor field beams.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking tachyon charges?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear electron charges.”
“What about our combinatorial graviton blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking graviton caltrops.”
“So we responded with our atomic destabilizer lances, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial hyperspace caltrops.”
“What about our supersymmetric photon charges?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting assault charges.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial plasma caltrops, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative positron lances.”
“Surely our combinatorial laser caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric compression rockets.”
“So we responded with our long range photon blasters, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking warp charges.”
“Did we not have combinatorial destructo warheads to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear compression missiles.”
“Did we not have isomorphic disruptor rays to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic graviton lances.”
“Did we not have long range napalm charges to counter with?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their electro neutron rockets.”
“Surely our atomic hyperbole clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite hyperbole torpedos.”
“What about our superconducting tensor field rays?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their long range napalm caltrops.”
“Surely our subatomic tensor field blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial napalm rockets.”
“What about our positronic destabilizer rays?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with immolating destructo cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with long range hyperbole torpedos?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro destabilizer disruptors.”
“What about our guided compression charges?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating muon rockets.”
“What about our nuclear hyperspace clusters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite assault clusters.”
“What about our heat-seeking compression clusters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their atomic destabilizer charges.”
“But we had electro hyperbole missiles, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative laser caltrops.”
“Did we not have isomorphic plasma missiles to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting napalm torpedos.”
“Did we not have positronic destabilizer rockets to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking graviton grenades.”
“So we responded with our atomic tensor field disruptors, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric napalm warheads.”
“What about our quantum neutron caltrops?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth hyperbole beams.”
“But we had guided electron clusters, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic destabilizer cannons.”
“But we had combinatorial neutrino clusters, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial plasma missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with electro electron rockets?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating tensor field blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperspace caltrops?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with immolating electron torpedos.”
“Did we not have atomic antimatter charges to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial disruptor warheads.”
“Surely our electro antimatter charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative warp lasers.”
“What about our positronic neutron warheads?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided hyperspace charges.”
“But we had heat-seeking napalm caltrops, didn't we?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with immolating positron beams.”
“But we had isomorphic laser cannons, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear laser caltrops.”
“Surely our long range laser clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite tensor field torpedos.”
“What about our immolating hyperbole cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear hyperbole lances.”
“What about our immolating gluon caltrops?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had isomorphic hyperspace warheads.”
“Surely our supersymmetric tensor field missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative wavelet rockets.”
“But we had non-commutative tachyon blasters, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial assault disruptors.”
“What about our non-commutative electron caltrops?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing tensor field bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing tensor field disruptors?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking hyperspace charges.”
“But we had nuclear destabilizer lasers, didn't we?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had immolating graviton clusters.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial assault beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing graviton caltrops.”
“What about our immolating tachyon bombs?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their guided graviton charges.”
“But we had superconducting plasma clusters, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic disruptor rockets.”
“What about our heat-seeking neutron grenades?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing muon clusters.”
“But we had supercharged destabilizer rays, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo charges.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing laser clusters?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative tensor field missiles.”
“What about our isomorphic tensor field bombs?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with quantum tensor field disruptors.”
“Did we not have non-commutative tensor field warheads to counter with?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their stealth gluon charges.”
“Did we not have composite napalm missiles to counter with?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic hyperbole lasers.”
“What about our isomorphic neutron warheads?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their immolating photon cannons.”
“But we had long range plasma lances, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial compression torpedos.”
“Surely our long range frag lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had immolating napalm warheads.”
“What about our supersymmetric frag grenades?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their electro graviton charges.”
“But we had combinatorial assault lances, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had long range destabilizer lasers.”
“But we had atomic destabilizer beams, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite tachyon charges.”
“But we had armor-piercing hyperbole bombs, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth neutrino clusters.”
“Surely our immolating positron cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had non-commutative photon disruptors.”
“Surely our combinatorial hyperspace missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their stealth tachyon caltrops.”
“But we had electro warp rays, didn't we?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their electro hyperbole grenades.”
“Did we not have immolating wavelet rockets to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro muon caltrops.”
“Did we not have non-commutative neutrino caltrops to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supercharged antimatter caltrops.”
“What about our supercharged napalm caltrops?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting graviton clusters.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative graviton caltrops, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had long range destabilizer charges.”
“Did we not have non-commutative destructo clusters to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating muon charges.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating photon beams?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their positronic frag caltrops.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative destructo warheads, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative neutron missiles.”
“What about our immolating destabilizer disruptors?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing antimatter charges.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing neutrino torpedos to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had immolating napalm disruptors.”
“What about our isomorphic compression grenades?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with electro destabilizer caltrops.”
“Surely our nuclear disruptor caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had stealth frag clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with guided antimatter grenades?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial disruptor caltrops.”
“What about our long range hyperbole rockets?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric hyperbole torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative destructo rockets?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had positronic tensor field missiles.”
“Did we not have stealth muon charges to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating disruptor caltrops.”
“But we had superconducting positron charges, didn't we?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had guided tachyon grenades.”
“But we had non-commutative destructo beams, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had immolating napalm charges.”
“Surely our quantum tachyon lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative disruptor blasters.”
“Did we not have quantum hyperbole cannons to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged tensor field rays.”
“Did we not have non-commutative neutrino rays to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial graviton clusters.”
“Did we not have electro compression rays to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had non-commutative warp beams.”
“Surely our heat-seeking tachyon caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear hyperbole cannons.”
“But we had atomic tensor field rockets, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had atomic gluon clusters.”
“So we responded with our immolating frag clusters, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial frag charges.”
“What about our quantum gluon caltrops?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking tensor field rays.”
“Surely our combinatorial gluon lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing tachyon caltrops.”
“But we had quantum destabilizer rays, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating tensor field lances.”
“But we had composite graviton charges, didn't we?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative compression clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with long range neutron caltrops?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro hyperbole clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with electro tensor field bombs?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial hyperbole charges.”
“What about our isomorphic antimatter caltrops?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their guided neutrino clusters.”
“Surely our heat-seeking tensor field beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating muon warheads.”
“But we had heat-seeking hyperbole bombs, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative laser cannons.”
“But we had long range photon grenades, didn't we?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic assault blasters.”
“What about our superconducting tensor field disruptors?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing positron charges.”
“What about our non-commutative photon beams?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic frag caltrops.”
“Surely our quantum antimatter clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking hyperbole lasers.”
“Surely our supercharged compression rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative positron grenades.”
“What about our heat-seeking tensor field bombs?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with electro napalm missiles.”
“So we responded with our subatomic compression cannons, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing tachyon charges.”
“Did we not have heat-seeking tensor field caltrops to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing plasma charges?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had isomorphic destabilizer missiles.”
“Surely our atomic hyperbole lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutrino caltrops.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric antimatter caltrops to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided compression caltrops.”
“But we had stealth warp caltrops, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing hyperbole torpedos.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking destabilizer lasers, I presume?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their quantum photon warheads.”
“Did we not have isomorphic laser grenades to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum destabilizer bombs.”
“But we had non-commutative frag rockets, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum frag caltrops.”
“Did we not have combinatorial photon lances to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had isomorphic photon warheads.”
“What about our guided assault caltrops?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric compression beams.”
“Were we not equipped with guided photon caltrops?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their composite destructo clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth hyperspace blasters?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing destabilizer beams.”
“So we responded with our supercharged positron charges, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had electro tachyon caltrops.”
“What about our supercharged hyperbole warheads?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric disruptor grenades.”
“Surely our non-commutative destabilizer missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum hyperspace charges.”
“What about our combinatorial wavelet caltrops?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic tensor field torpedos.”
“What about our immolating plasma charges?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic tensor field rays.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic electron lances?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with long range destabilizer warheads.”
“Did we not have atomic warp caltrops to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing wavelet clusters.”
“So we responded with our superconducting electron caltrops, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum destabilizer caltrops.”
“But we had armor-piercing tensor field missiles, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic destabilizer lances.”
“Surely our supersymmetric plasma blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided napalm missiles.”
“Did we not have non-commutative compression charges to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged gluon charges.”
“So we responded with our positronic hyperbole warheads, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking destructo caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic hyperbole missiles?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had stealth tensor field rays.”
“What about our superconducting disruptor caltrops?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destabilizer missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative wavelet lasers?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with atomic napalm lances.”
“Were we not equipped with long range napalm clusters?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative electron torpedos.”
“Surely our subatomic tachyon beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative electron charges.”
“But we had combinatorial positron missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their composite tensor field rockets.”
“But we had atomic hyperbole caltrops, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with composite hyperbole warheads.”
“What about our non-commutative laser charges?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their electro disruptor rockets.”
“Did we not have long range gluon clusters to counter with?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth tensor field charges.”
“What about our atomic tensor field caltrops?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial neutrino disruptors.”
“Surely our armor-piercing photon charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative compression bombs.”
“Surely our electro destabilizer lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperbole lasers.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking muon lances, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their long range hyperbole disruptors.”
“What about our subatomic hyperbole missiles?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic tensor field lances.”
“Did we not have guided wavelet grenades to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had non-commutative electron cannons.”
“What about our isomorphic disruptor cannons?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing graviton grenades.”
“But we had guided disruptor charges, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their positronic tensor field rockets.”
“Did we not have non-commutative neutron bombs to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear neutrino torpedos.”
“But we had subatomic gluon charges, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had subatomic muon lances.”
“But we had non-commutative wavelet grenades, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destabilizer torpedos.”
“So we responded with our electro electron charges, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic napalm bombs.”
“Did we not have positronic hyperbole grenades to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided tensor field cannons.”
“Did we not have non-commutative tensor field rockets to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating neutron blasters.”
“So we responded with our atomic wavelet charges, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range photon lances.”
“What about our immolating graviton caltrops?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their composite wavelet caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear compression beams?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range tensor field disruptors.”
“What about our isomorphic destructo lances?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting laser charges.”
“But we had combinatorial wavelet beams, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial hyperbole clusters.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric graviton clusters to counter with?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had non-commutative frag warheads.”
“Did we not have non-commutative tensor field lasers to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their long range hyperbole beams.”
“But we had non-commutative destabilizer grenades, didn't we?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting gluon clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with long range hyperspace charges?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative destabilizer bombs.”
“Surely our supersymmetric assault warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating tachyon charges.”
“But we had subatomic tensor field grenades, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial neutrino grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating graviton lasers?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking hyperbole disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting destabilizer bombs?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic antimatter rays.”
“Did we not have non-commutative hyperbole bombs to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric wavelet charges.”
“But we had supersymmetric tachyon clusters, didn't we?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative warp missiles.”
“But we had superconducting wavelet charges, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had combinatorial laser torpedos.”
“Surely our supercharged tachyon charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric destructo cannons.”
“Did we not have quantum compression charges to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range hyperbole bombs.”
“So we responded with our subatomic frag charges, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic neutrino caltrops.”
“What about our non-commutative antimatter missiles?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had supercharged gluon lances.”
“What about our atomic graviton caltrops?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their quantum muon caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating gluon rockets?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative wavelet clusters.”
“Did we not have electro destabilizer charges to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with composite frag caltrops.”
“But we had combinatorial electron warheads, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had immolating tachyon rockets.”
“But we had nuclear tensor field torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative neutrino blasters.”
“But we had atomic tachyon charges, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum destabilizer beams.”
“Did we not have electro tachyon grenades to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing tensor field caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with guided napalm lances?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric destabilizer cannons.”
“But we had positronic muon clusters, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided destabilizer caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating disruptor blasters?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supersymmetric positron charges.”
“But we had combinatorial wavelet blasters, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic muon rays.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting electron clusters?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their stealth hyperbole rays.”
“So we responded with our atomic tachyon bombs, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial positron blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic destructo torpedos?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had nuclear antimatter caltrops.”
“Surely our immolating tachyon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their electro graviton lances.”
“Surely our superconducting tachyon rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear photon caltrops.”
“Surely our quantum frag charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic hyperbole bombs.”
“What about our non-commutative destructo bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite napalm caltrops.”
“But we had non-commutative disruptor warheads, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had isomorphic assault rays.”
“Surely our combinatorial photon beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative electron grenades.”
“Did we not have superconducting napalm rays to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear hyperbole lasers.”
“But we had guided assault grenades, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic warp rockets.”
“But we had non-commutative compression lances, didn't we?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic tensor field warheads.”
“Surely our non-commutative graviton beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro hyperspace caltrops.”
“Surely our long range muon charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their composite disruptor grenades.”
“Surely our combinatorial photon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative warp disruptors.”
“Did we not have combinatorial frag rockets to counter with?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth antimatter clusters.”
“Surely our non-commutative assault blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tachyon grenades.”
“Did we not have isomorphic frag caltrops to counter with?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric tensor field bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative destructo blasters?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric tensor field clusters.”
“What about our quantum warp charges?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had isomorphic compression caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with electro frag clusters?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative compression caltrops.”
“Did we not have isomorphic graviton clusters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear napalm cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with long range electron warheads?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial compression disruptors.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative graviton lances, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with immolating laser rockets.”
“But we had immolating frag rays, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial muon rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic gluon blasters?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had nuclear muon charges.”
“What about our combinatorial laser rays?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But it turned out they also had immolating antimatter rays.”
“Did we not have positronic disruptor warheads to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had composite disruptor clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing napalm grenades?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro plasma charges.”
“What about our quantum tachyon caltrops?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged tachyon grenades.”
“So we responded with our guided hyperbole lasers, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial destructo torpedos.”
“So we responded with our positronic tensor field grenades, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their electro neutron caltrops.”
“Surely our composite compression rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided compression lances.”
“But we had non-commutative tachyon rockets, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear plasma charges.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum antimatter charges?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial electron torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic napalm charges?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their immolating muon lances.”
“What about our composite hyperbole rockets?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating gluon blasters.”
“So we responded with our electro tensor field lasers, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with stealth neutrino charges.”
“Did we not have non-commutative positron disruptors to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric disruptor charges.”
“So we responded with our long range laser charges, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth destabilizer rockets.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative hyperbole torpedos, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing hyperspace warheads.”
“What about our non-commutative positron beams?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking gluon caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with long range neutron beams?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating tensor field rockets.”
“But we had positronic assault clusters, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their supersymmetric neutrino caltrops.”
“But we had immolating electron lasers, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had combinatorial gluon missiles.”
“Did we not have quantum destabilizer charges to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had combinatorial hyperbole rockets.”
“What about our combinatorial neutrino lances?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had immolating photon charges.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic destabilizer caltrops, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged compression bombs.”
“Did we not have long range compression grenades to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative disruptor lances.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing graviton charges, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had immolating laser caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial frag warheads?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear tensor field lasers.”
“Surely our immolating hyperbole charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative wavelet missiles.”
“What about our supercharged disruptor clusters?”
“We deployed them immediately! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative gluon torpedos.”
“Surely our isomorphic hyperbole disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic hyperbole beams.”
“What about our nuclear compression grenades?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their immolating compression disruptors.”
“Surely our isomorphic muon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided gluon clusters.”
“So we responded with our immolating tensor field caltrops, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had electro tachyon missiles.”
“Did we not have non-commutative disruptor caltrops to counter with?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial warp torpedos.”
“What about our composite laser grenades?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial positron clusters.”
“Did we not have isomorphic tachyon cannons to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had atomic laser clusters.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative antimatter grenades, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing hyperbole rays.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking napalm blasters, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear destabilizer caltrops.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial napalm rays, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative hyperbole charges.”
“What about our combinatorial destructo rockets?”
“We deployed them immediately! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative photon rockets.”
“But we had immolating gluon bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with guided muon grenades.”
“Did we not have combinatorial compression warheads to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic tensor field grenades.”
“But we had atomic napalm caltrops, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative disruptor beams.”
“Did we not have nuclear neutrino rockets to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative warp cannons.”
“But we had electro hyperbole rays, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with guided napalm disruptors.”
“What about our heat-seeking positron caltrops?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic hyperbole blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric hyperbole rays?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with subatomic warp charges.”
“Did we not have isomorphic laser lances to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating tensor field torpedos.”
“Surely our atomic destabilizer missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their stealth warp lances.”
“Did we not have non-commutative tensor field clusters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their composite tensor field bombs.”
“What about our long range positron caltrops?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial electron beams.”
“Surely our isomorphic gluon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum wavelet lances.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing graviton warheads?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear tensor field warheads.”
“What about our non-commutative frag charges?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had immolating plasma blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth electron grenades?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro assault beams.”
“Did we not have non-commutative neutrino lasers to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with quantum frag clusters.”
“What about our superconducting assault caltrops?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic tensor field charges.”
“But we had positronic plasma grenades, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had long range laser grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial warp disruptors?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative hyperbole cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic electron rockets?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing hyperbole rockets.”
“Surely our combinatorial hyperbole blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range plasma charges.”
“Did we not have composite antimatter caltrops to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic destructo blasters.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial muon cannons, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had long range destructo caltrops.”
“Surely our non-commutative tachyon lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic napalm charges.”
“But we had positronic napalm caltrops, didn't we?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had immolating warp caltrops.”
“Did we not have immolating laser missiles to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking tensor field blasters.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic antimatter warheads, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic photon lasers.”
“What about our electro tensor field charges?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tachyon rays.”
“Surely our quantum tensor field lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged destructo caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial compression blasters?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic destabilizer blasters.”
“So we responded with our nuclear hyperbole bombs, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their atomic hyperbole missiles.”
“Surely our combinatorial assault blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing assault charges.”
“So we responded with our heat-seeking compression caltrops, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with immolating hyperspace cannons.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic plasma grenades, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with supercharged destabilizer disruptors.”
“But we had guided destabilizer bombs, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing warp grenades.”
“Surely our supersymmetric napalm clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating frag charges.”
“But we had immolating neutron disruptors, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial frag grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged plasma lances?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their supersymmetric neutron caltrops.”
“What about our quantum hyperbole lasers?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their quantum warp clusters.”
“Did we not have immolating frag grenades to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative muon cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with composite hyperbole caltrops?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking plasma charges.”
“But we had non-commutative destabilizer lasers, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing tensor field warheads.”
“What about our combinatorial destructo grenades?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative antimatter beams.”
“What about our long range frag clusters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had non-commutative muon warheads.”
“Surely our atomic disruptor charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating warp bombs.”
“So we responded with our nuclear graviton clusters, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had isomorphic tensor field rockets.”
“But we had combinatorial frag torpedos, didn't we?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with long range neutrino warheads.”
“Surely our non-commutative antimatter clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their electro graviton beams.”
“But we had electro neutrino lasers, didn't we?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic neutrino missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with composite laser clusters?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with atomic frag charges.”
“Did we not have guided tensor field rockets to counter with?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with positronic compression lasers.”
“What about our non-commutative electron rockets?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had combinatorial photon missiles.”
“Did we not have nuclear photon grenades to counter with?”
“In spades! However, they counter-attacked with quantum tensor field charges.”
“But we had supersymmetric plasma clusters, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their long range warp charges.”
“So we responded with our subatomic destabilizer warheads, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking neutron caltrops.”
“So we responded with our subatomic plasma caltrops, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their quantum destructo caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative electron disruptors?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear warp charges.”
“But we had immolating warp rays, didn't we?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their positronic graviton caltrops.”
“What about our electro electron grenades?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum neutrino grenades.”
“But we had immolating frag warheads, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had combinatorial tensor field bombs.”
“Surely our heat-seeking napalm warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing destructo caltrops.”
“Surely our non-commutative muon grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial tensor field rays.”
“Did we not have electro disruptor caltrops to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial positron grenades.”
“But we had supercharged hyperbole grenades, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth hyperbole disruptors.”
“But we had non-commutative hyperspace missiles, didn't we?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite positron caltrops.”
“Surely our combinatorial neutron lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their electro electron cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear compression blasters?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their composite plasma caltrops.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic wavelet lances, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic assault disruptors.”
“Surely our combinatorial photon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth frag charges.”
“What about our non-commutative plasma warheads?”
“That was our immediate response! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic graviton caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged napalm bombs?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic muon charges.”
“But we had heat-seeking destabilizer grenades, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their immolating napalm grenades.”
“Did we not have combinatorial destructo lasers to counter with?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric assault cannons.”
“Did we not have combinatorial tachyon rockets to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic tensor field lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial wavelet charges?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with guided electron caltrops.”
“Surely our non-commutative graviton disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had guided neutron caltrops.”
“So we responded with our supercharged laser charges, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative destructo lasers.”
“Surely our heat-seeking muon caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their immolating assault cannons.”
“What about our quantum electron caltrops?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear hyperspace charges.”
“Surely our guided warp clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic tachyon lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative positron rays?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing tensor field torpedos.”
“Surely our immolating hyperbole rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite neutron grenades.”
“Surely our combinatorial hyperbole lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic positron grenades.”
“Did we not have supercharged warp clusters to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their non-commutative antimatter lances.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic muon disruptors?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperbole bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with long range disruptor charges?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their electro hyperspace charges.”
“But we had isomorphic hyperspace blasters, didn't we?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative hyperspace rockets.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative tensor field disruptors, I presume?”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with long range napalm grenades.”
“Surely our positronic wavelet grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their nuclear assault charges.”
“Surely our quantum wavelet clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative muon caltrops.”
“But we had supercharged destabilizer lasers, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had combinatorial tachyon warheads.”
“Surely our armor-piercing neutron grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with nuclear hyperspace lances.”
“What about our isomorphic graviton cannons?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting neutrino caltrops.”
“Surely our positronic neutrino warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative compression cannons.”
“What about our isomorphic positron caltrops?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic tensor field beams.”
“Were we not equipped with supercharged hyperbole cannons?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had composite neutron caltrops.”
“But we had electro warp torpedos, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had composite muon caltrops.”
“Surely our non-commutative graviton missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had guided neutrino warheads.”
“Did we not have nuclear antimatter charges to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with immolating wavelet missiles.”
“Did we not have electro antimatter bombs to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting tensor field bombs.”
“Surely our quantum assault charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with guided destabilizer lasers.”
“Surely our superconducting photon clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial compression rays.”
“Were we not equipped with long range hyperbole lances?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative laser blasters.”
“So we responded with our composite assault charges, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their long range electron caltrops.”
“Did we not have stealth destructo grenades to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with immolating neutrino warheads.”
“Did we not have isomorphic neutrino rays to counter with?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric warp charges.”
“Surely our stealth disruptor clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating warp lances.”
“But we had supercharged positron clusters, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic gluon bombs.”
“What about our isomorphic hyperbole blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic tensor field disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric compression grenades?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic neutrino charges.”
“What about our composite wavelet clusters?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their guided tensor field caltrops.”
“Did we not have guided frag charges to counter with?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic laser disruptors.”
“But we had quantum antimatter caltrops, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had supercharged disruptor charges.”
“Did we not have positronic hyperbole beams to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had immolating neutron missiles.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric plasma charges to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their immolating wavelet clusters.”
“What about our supersymmetric antimatter blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic photon beams.”
“Were we not equipped with electro tensor field missiles?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating antimatter charges.”
“So we responded with our immolating hyperbole bombs, I presume?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had combinatorial muon blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear hyperbole beams?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had subatomic laser charges.”
“Surely our electro warp beams would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with electro electron disruptors.”
“Did we not have electro napalm torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing photon clusters.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic muon rays, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative positron cannons.”
“But we had isomorphic tensor field lasers, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their armor-piercing gluon caltrops.”
“So we responded with our supercharged napalm lances, I presume?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting gluon warheads.”
“Surely our combinatorial laser cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their immolating tensor field warheads.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial hyperbole beams, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their immolating destructo blasters.”
“But we had quantum photon caltrops, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite tensor field lances.”
“Did we not have isomorphic warp caltrops to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had stealth electron charges.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating napalm lasers?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic wavelet caltrops.”
“What about our heat-seeking compression charges?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with positronic hyperbole rays.”
“Did we not have quantum plasma caltrops to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had quantum electron charges.”
“So we responded with our quantum hyperbole rockets, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had combinatorial neutron blasters.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric compression lances to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic assault caltrops.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric hyperspace charges, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic hyperbole charges.”
“Did we not have positronic plasma clusters to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had non-commutative hyperbole lasers.”
“What about our isomorphic tachyon charges?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic photon blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic assault warheads?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative muon missiles.”
“But we had composite hyperbole blasters, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial neutrino charges.”
“But we had long range photon charges, didn't we?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their subatomic napalm lances.”
“Did we not have stealth wavelet caltrops to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic compression lasers.”
“Did we not have nuclear napalm bombs to counter with?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum hyperspace clusters.”
“What about our combinatorial tensor field lasers?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their immolating graviton rockets.”
“Surely our electro gluon torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial laser warheads.”
“So we responded with our nuclear antimatter clusters, I presume?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting tachyon caltrops.”
“But we had atomic graviton charges, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite hyperspace caltrops.”
“But we had quantum neutron charges, didn't we?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking muon charges.”
“But we had heat-seeking laser caltrops, didn't we?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their guided tensor field charges.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative warp caltrops?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic destructo caltrops.”
“Surely our quantum neutrino charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had immolating disruptor charges.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing graviton clusters?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating tachyon lances.”
“So we responded with our superconducting destabilizer torpedos, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting tensor field rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with guided antimatter clusters?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged hyperbole blasters.”
“So we responded with our guided neutron warheads, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had non-commutative tachyon cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative disruptor rockets?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had guided destructo caltrops.”
“But we had supersymmetric hyperbole disruptors, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic neutrino warheads.”
“So we responded with our electro tachyon charges, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting tensor field cannons.”
“Surely our immolating assault bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their electro tachyon cannons.”
“Surely our isomorphic assault caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum neutrino warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic warp bombs?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their quantum compression caltrops.”
“What about our supersymmetric disruptor blasters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their composite napalm charges.”
“Did we not have electro muon lasers to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had composite graviton caltrops.”
“But we had combinatorial antimatter rockets, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic tachyon rockets.”
“Did we not have immolating plasma caltrops to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had superconducting antimatter charges.”
“So we responded with our supersymmetric graviton charges, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with positronic assault charges.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative destabilizer rockets, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range destabilizer lances.”
“Surely our electro tensor field lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric destabilizer missiles.”
“Surely our supercharged neutrino disruptors would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite gluon clusters.”
“What about our supersymmetric assault caltrops?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric laser grenades.”
“Did we not have guided electron charges to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial wavelet lasers.”
“Surely our subatomic destabilizer missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had subatomic antimatter caltrops.”
“What about our supercharged muon charges?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro tensor field clusters.”
“What about our composite napalm disruptors?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing napalm disruptors.”
“What about our supersymmetric gluon warheads?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic photon grenades.”
“Surely our non-commutative hyperspace warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial neutron rays.”
“What about our electro napalm charges?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative antimatter disruptors.”
“Did we not have non-commutative neutrino lances to counter with?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their stealth compression clusters.”
“But we had combinatorial tensor field warheads, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking photon charges.”
“So we responded with our electro positron torpedos, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their positronic graviton charges.”
“Did we not have stealth destabilizer grenades to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear positron caltrops.”
“What about our isomorphic hyperbole clusters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial napalm grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking photon warheads?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their atomic neutron caltrops.”
“But we had quantum laser charges, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with immolating photon caltrops.”
“What about our combinatorial frag disruptors?”
“That was our immediate response! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative neutrino rockets.”
“Did we not have subatomic assault warheads to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with armor-piercing compression charges.”
“Surely our superconducting plasma caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had isomorphic gluon warheads.”
“Surely our subatomic napalm cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their electro wavelet lasers.”
“Did we not have non-commutative napalm lasers to counter with?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their guided disruptor grenades.”
“Surely our guided neutron charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial electron bombs.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial compression caltrops?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial hyperspace bombs.”
“Surely our supercharged hyperbole lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with superconducting compression grenades.”
“What about our non-commutative gluon missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial neutrino missiles.”
“Surely our subatomic tensor field rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their isomorphic hyperbole cannons.”
“Did we not have subatomic neutron grenades to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial hyperbole warheads.”
“But we had combinatorial muon lasers, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating positron rockets.”
“So we responded with our atomic positron clusters, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic plasma clusters.”
“So we responded with our nuclear neutrino charges, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic assault charges.”
“Were we not equipped with long range compression clusters?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had isomorphic wavelet disruptors.”
“But we had supercharged tensor field lances, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic antimatter grenades.”
“Surely our positronic tachyon warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative electron warheads.”
“Surely our combinatorial positron warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric destabilizer lances.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic laser rays, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged napalm missiles.”
“So we responded with our superconducting hyperbole disruptors, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with heat-seeking hyperbole rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with armor-piercing napalm warheads?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with heat-seeking hyperbole beams.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial assault rockets?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting hyperbole lances.”
“What about our non-commutative frag bombs?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric warp clusters.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative hyperbole grenades, I presume?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial graviton disruptors.”
“What about our immolating plasma clusters?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their atomic destabilizer grenades.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing photon caltrops to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial antimatter cannons.”
“Did we not have isomorphic hyperbole grenades to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth muon caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting compression charges?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had non-commutative laser rays.”
“So we responded with our long range graviton caltrops, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their electro neutron bombs.”
“Surely our composite tensor field clusters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth destructo clusters.”
“Did we not have isomorphic assault lasers to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had non-commutative gluon grenades.”
“What about our electro hyperbole cannons?”
“Absolutely we used those! But these were not sufficient against their supercharged destabilizer cannons.”
“Surely our armor-piercing positron caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite hyperbole cannons.”
“What about our immolating graviton warheads?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their guided antimatter warheads.”
“But we had isomorphic neutron cannons, didn't we?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had atomic muon clusters.”
“So we responded with our nuclear wavelet charges, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had combinatorial destabilizer warheads.”
“But we had isomorphic tachyon blasters, didn't we?”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged positron caltrops.”
“What about our isomorphic antimatter charges?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro gluon caltrops.”
“What about our stealth destabilizer disruptors?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their guided tensor field beams.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial hyperspace charges, I presume?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their long range tachyon grenades.”
“So we responded with our composite compression charges, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their heat-seeking electron torpedos.”
“Were we not equipped with quantum destabilizer rockets?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting hyperbole rockets.”
“Did we not have electro destabilizer rockets to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with atomic gluon grenades.”
“Did we not have combinatorial disruptor torpedos to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic wavelet torpedos.”
“Surely our electro disruptor missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting tensor field beams.”
“What about our non-commutative tensor field beams?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum compression lasers.”
“Surely our non-commutative antimatter rays would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic disruptor blasters.”
“What about our armor-piercing tensor field beams?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative wavelet disruptors.”
“Surely our non-commutative graviton rockets would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their stealth disruptor charges.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic neutron clusters?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with nuclear destabilizer rays.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth warp grenades?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their nuclear electron caltrops.”
“Surely our positronic destructo warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial graviton warheads.”
“Did we not have composite hyperspace clusters to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their positronic frag clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with supersymmetric frag torpedos?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had non-commutative tachyon charges.”
“What about our nuclear photon charges?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric muon caltrops.”
“Surely our quantum hyperbole lances would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic frag lasers.”
“But we had long range tensor field cannons, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their electro compression lasers.”
“So we responded with our guided antimatter charges, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their immolating neutrino cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting warp caltrops?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had isomorphic destructo lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic wavelet charges?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with superconducting napalm cannons.”
“But we had positronic muon grenades, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic neutron beams.”
“Did we not have combinatorial tachyon lasers to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic neutron charges.”
“Did we not have supercharged hyperbole torpedos to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with quantum hyperbole beams.”
“Were we not equipped with atomic wavelet blasters?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic graviton caltrops.”
“What about our stealth napalm bombs?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their electro napalm lasers.”
“Surely our immolating graviton blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their immolating assault warheads.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial destabilizer lances, I presume?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their guided hyperbole bombs.”
“What about our immolating wavelet bombs?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their quantum muon warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating neutrino caltrops?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic graviton disruptors.”
“What about our supercharged tensor field warheads?”
“Absolutely we used those! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro graviton caltrops.”
“What about our isomorphic napalm missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had atomic hyperbole beams.”
“But we had isomorphic assault lances, didn't we?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had long range frag charges.”
“But we had quantum tensor field bombs, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite gluon caltrops.”
“What about our supersymmetric wavelet torpedos?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with composite tensor field lasers.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative antimatter lasers, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic tensor field rays.”
“Surely our non-commutative warp torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative neutron beams.”
“What about our quantum destabilizer lances?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic tensor field missiles.”
“What about our supercharged plasma charges?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their composite muon charges.”
“Were we not equipped with heat-seeking frag warheads?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged compression clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with guided hyperspace grenades?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their subatomic hyperbole rays.”
“What about our electro photon clusters?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided tachyon rockets.”
“Surely our supersymmetric hyperspace blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with isomorphic photon caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative napalm blasters?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative destabilizer disruptors.”
“But we had non-commutative plasma lances, didn't we?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had electro plasma missiles.”
“Surely our guided compression bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth assault caltrops.”
“Did we not have superconducting hyperbole caltrops to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their heat-seeking tensor field warheads.”
“Did we not have quantum gluon clusters to counter with?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with supercharged plasma clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting destabilizer missiles?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial hyperspace beams.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing plasma caltrops to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their electro hyperbole warheads.”
“But we had positronic laser clusters, didn't we?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic hyperbole disruptors.”
“Surely our composite compression bombs would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial neutron clusters.”
“What about our non-commutative compression blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But these were not sufficient against their stealth photon lances.”
“Did we not have stealth tensor field caltrops to counter with?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their nuclear compression cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating hyperbole torpedos?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their atomic compression charges.”
“What about our superconducting wavelet clusters?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial tensor field clusters.”
“What about our quantum tensor field torpedos?”
“That was our immediate response! But it turned out they also had positronic electron beams.”
“What about our quantum positron warheads?”
“Those were just what we responded with! But the enemy neutralized them with their supersymmetric hyperbole missiles.”
“What about our immolating neutrino grenades?”
“We deployed them immediately! But these were not sufficient against their stealth tensor field bombs.”
“Surely our immolating antimatter lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative muon bombs.”
“But we had immolating gluon charges, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their immolating plasma rockets.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial hyperspace torpedos?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had isomorphic hyperspace disruptors.”
“Were we not equipped with isomorphic compression cannons?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with immolating electron charges.”
“What about our guided napalm torpedos?”
“We deployed them immediately! But it turned out they also had non-commutative neutron cannons.”
“So we responded with our atomic photon caltrops, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged photon charges.”
“Were we not equipped with stealth positron clusters?”
“Absolutely! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric laser charges.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative plasma beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating plasma missiles.”
“So we responded with our guided muon caltrops, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their stealth destabilizer torpedos.”
“Surely our armor-piercing compression grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had isomorphic warp grenades.”
“Did we not have long range tensor field rays to counter with?”
“In spades! But the enemy neutralized them with their supercharged hyperbole rays.”
“Surely our armor-piercing neutron charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their electro wavelet clusters.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic plasma disruptors, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial assault clusters.”
“Did we not have subatomic hyperspace grenades to counter with?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had superconducting destabilizer lasers.”
“So we responded with our immolating napalm lances, I presume?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their positronic tensor field lances.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial neutrino beams, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their supercharged tensor field lasers.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial positron lasers, I presume?”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with electro photon rays.”
“Surely our long range neutrino caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative plasma blasters.”
“Were we not equipped with guided hyperbole rockets?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic muon caltrops.”
“What about our subatomic plasma clusters?”
“Absolutely we used those! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative positron warheads.”
“So we responded with our combinatorial plasma bombs, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial positron disruptors.”
“But we had stealth hyperbole blasters, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their atomic photon warheads.”
“But we had supersymmetric destabilizer bombs, didn't we?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with composite tachyon bombs.”
“So we responded with our immolating compression cannons, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with guided destabilizer warheads.”
“What about our armor-piercing compression blasters?”
“Those were just what we responded with! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative electron rays.”
“Were we not equipped with nuclear laser warheads?”
“In spades! But it turned out they also had electro destabilizer rays.”
“Did we not have nuclear warp caltrops to counter with?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial gluon warheads.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing hyperbole beams, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with armor-piercing disruptor clusters.”
“So we responded with our non-commutative napalm charges, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting muon charges.”
“What about our subatomic hyperbole grenades?”
“We deployed them immediately! But to our surprise they were equipped with subatomic assault caltrops.”
“What about our immolating warp clusters?”
“That was our immediate response! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided gluon charges.”
“Surely our composite gluon cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! However, they counter-attacked with atomic antimatter grenades.”
“Surely our heat-seeking tensor field missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative hyperspace blasters.”
“What about our positronic compression clusters?”
“That was our immediate response! But these were not sufficient against their atomic disruptor caltrops.”
“So we responded with our subatomic destabilizer caltrops, I presume?”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic positron cannons.”
“Did we not have armor-piercing compression clusters to counter with?”
“Absolutely! But these were not sufficient against their superconducting compression caltrops.”
“Did we not have electro muon clusters to counter with?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic warp grenades.”
“Surely our non-commutative compression warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial napalm lasers.”
“Surely our combinatorial destabilizer caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their long range tensor field lasers.”
“Were we not equipped with subatomic destabilizer lances?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with immolating destabilizer grenades.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial neutrino cannons?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had immolating graviton rays.”
“But we had nuclear hyperbole blasters, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with combinatorial plasma blasters.”
“What about our superconducting neutron clusters?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing tachyon warheads.”
“But we had non-commutative neutron charges, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative electron blasters.”
“Surely our supercharged hyperbole lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Absolutely! However, they counter-attacked with electro neutron clusters.”
“But we had nuclear neutrino lances, didn't we?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their combinatorial hyperbole cannons.”
“Were we not equipped with guided tachyon warheads?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their superconducting neutron warheads.”
“Surely our heat-seeking destabilizer charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their positronic hyperbole torpedos.”
“Did we not have non-commutative neutrino cannons to counter with?”
“A full complement! Alas, these were no match for their atomic antimatter warheads.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative wavelet warheads?”
“In spades! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial gluon caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial muon beams?”
“In spades! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic assault missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial muon grenades?”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with composite tensor field beams.”
“Were we not equipped with immolating hyperbole clusters?”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their quantum plasma charges.”
“Surely our electro tensor field cannons would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes! Alas, these were no match for their superconducting tensor field lances.”
“Did we not have non-commutative tensor field charges to counter with?”
“A full complement! But the enemy neutralized them with their combinatorial hyperbole caltrops.”
“So we responded with our guided gluon grenades, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing napalm lasers.”
“But we had combinatorial assault grenades, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had stealth gluon caltrops.”
“Did we not have immolating tensor field beams to counter with?”
“A full complement! But these were not sufficient against their guided destructo clusters.”
“Surely our positronic destabilizer missiles would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with electro neutron missiles.”
“So we responded with our armor-piercing neutrino grenades, I presume?”
“Of course! Alas, these were no match for their subatomic hyperspace caltrops.”
“Did we not have combinatorial warp rays to counter with?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their guided tachyon clusters.”
“What about our immolating wavelet lances?”
“Absolutely we used those! Alas, these were no match for their electro antimatter caltrops.”
“So we responded with our long range hyperspace caltrops, I presume?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their stealth napalm lasers.”
“But we had electro electron rays, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! Alas, these were no match for their isomorphic graviton warheads.”
“But we had atomic antimatter clusters, didn't we?”
“In spades! But these were not sufficient against their positronic antimatter warheads.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric destructo caltrops to counter with?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their stealth electron caltrops.”
“Were we not equipped with combinatorial napalm disruptors?”
“Yes! But these were not sufficient against their positronic antimatter charges.”
“So we responded with our quantum tensor field blasters, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had armor-piercing hyperbole missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with superconducting wavelet caltrops?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with stealth tensor field cannons.”
“But we had positronic napalm charges, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! But to our surprise they were equipped with combinatorial napalm warheads.”
“Did we not have supersymmetric graviton grenades to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! But these were not sufficient against their armor-piercing hyperbole clusters.”
“Surely our guided frag caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! But to our surprise they were equipped with guided wavelet caltrops.”
“But we had atomic tensor field lances, didn't we?”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their non-commutative graviton warheads.”
“So we responded with our electro muon disruptors, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with immolating assault torpedos.”
“Surely our combinatorial napalm torpedos would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had combinatorial neutrino caltrops.”
“Did we not have stealth photon charges to counter with?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had guided tensor field disruptors.”
“Surely our supercharged tensor field caltrops would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with atomic napalm lasers.”
“What about our combinatorial tensor field grenades?”
“We deployed them immediately! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tachyon charges.”
“What about our isomorphic wavelet bombs?”
“That was our immediate response! Alas, these were no match for their armor-piercing wavelet caltrops.”
“So we responded with our superconducting frag caltrops, I presume?”
“Yes, just so! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro compression blasters.”
“Surely our supersymmetric napalm charges would be able to fend those off.”
“Just as our training dictates! Alas, these were no match for their long range tachyon charges.”
“But we had positronic tachyon lasers, didn't we?”
“Absolutely! But the enemy neutralized them with their isomorphic plasma rockets.”
“Did we not have immolating destabilizer caltrops to counter with?”
“Yes, just so! However, they counter-attacked with non-commutative destabilizer rays.”
“Surely our combinatorial wavelet grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But to our surprise they were equipped with non-commutative photon charges.”
“But we had non-commutative neutron rays, didn't we?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had stealth hyperbole bombs.”
“Surely our combinatorial neutron warheads would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! Alas, these were no match for their combinatorial hyperspace warheads.”
“So we responded with our positronic destabilizer bombs, I presume?”
“Just as our training dictates! But it turned out they also had combinatorial compression lances.”
“Did we not have electro warp caltrops to counter with?”
“A full complement! But to our surprise they were equipped with supersymmetric positron clusters.”
“What about our electro compression charges?”
“Those were just what we responded with! However, they counter-attacked with immolating frag missiles.”
“Were we not equipped with non-commutative gluon beams?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had immolating positron lasers.”
“So we responded with our long range tensor field beams, I presume?”
“Yes! But it turned out they also had heat-seeking neutrino charges.”
“So we responded with our isomorphic muon charges, I presume?”
“Of course! But the enemy neutralized them with their non-commutative destructo caltrops.”
“What about our isomorphic positron missiles?”
“Absolutely we used those! But it turned out they also had subatomic laser grenades.”
“Did we not have isomorphic tachyon torpedos to counter with?”
“A full complement! However, they counter-attacked with immolating neutrino rays.”
“Surely our stealth tensor field blasters would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! However, they counter-attacked with isomorphic laser bombs.”
“Surely our non-commutative warp grenades would be able to fend those off.”
“Of course! But these were not sufficient against their stealth compression charges.”
“Did we not have non-commutative disruptor cannons to counter with?”
“Of course! But it turned out they also had supersymmetric hyperbole caltrops.”
“Surely our quantum tensor field lasers would be able to fend those off.”
“Yes, just so! But it turned out they also had subatomic neutrino charges.”
“Did we not have long range napalm rays to counter with?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their electro tensor field disruptors.”
“So we responded with our subatomic hyperbole lances, I presume?”
“Yes! But the enemy neutralized them with their quantum tensor field clusters.”
“Were we not equipped with positronic neutron caltrops?”
“Yes! But to our surprise they were equipped with long range tensor field bombs.”
“But we had non-commutative hyperbole warheads, didn't we?”
“A full complement! But it turned out they also had isomorphic neutron lasers.”
Serenity O’James was silent for a long moment. Finally, she let out a low whistle. “Isomorphic neutron lasers, huh.”
“Yes, ma’am,” responded the Fleet Commander efficiently.
“That’s... unfortunate.”
“Yes, ma’am.” What else was there to say?
“Well. Well, well, well. Well, I suppose the way is open for them to send their fleet straight to Tau Ceti, now. But at least they still have no idea where our key base is hidden.”
“Very true, Super Admiral. That information is safe and sound in our unbreachable data network. They will never locate our key base!”
Meanwhile, unbeknownst to these two, a thousand parsecs away, two young Cyber Sappers were jacked in to the Space Fighters’ main combat mainframe.
“Deploy the modular corruptor exploit!”
“Deployed. Alert! They've responded with a crypto honeypot virus!”
“Ah, but they haven't counted on our modular decompiler zero-day...”