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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Keia" data-source="post: 2696038" data-attributes="member: 98">The ProfessionalLower Manhattan, New YorkWarehouseSeptember 12th, 2005 7:48pmAnthony looked around after getting out of the cab.  He tried to find someplace to plant the ipod and headset so it wouldn't get stolen but some that the dot would be entertained away from him.  On a whim, Anthony did one more scan over his body and his items . . . 'Perhaps the little minx planted more than one of those devices on me or my stuff.  One to be semi obvious and a real subtle one . . . .'  He pulled out a piece of paper and a pen and jotted down some words once he was well away from the dot.Then it was off to the meeting . . . Still wearing fatigues and a black t-shirt, comfortable hiking boots peeked out from beneath the fatigues.  Standing 6'2" with brown hair and eyes, Anthony entered the room scanning the surroundings and taking everything in.After Smithers finished, Anthony spoke up, "Hello everyone, I agree with Smithers here, quite a group.  Myself, I'm Anthony Scarpetti with a codename of the Professional.  You may have heard of my exploits as the Taskmaster . . . don't think I trained any of you . . . and I don't forget a face."Making a motion for quiet, Anthony handed the piece of paper over to Mr. Smith.[sblock=Writing on note]I think I may be bugged or something.  I found one and deposited it a block from here on an ipod.  It might be a good idea to check if there are any others on myself or anyone else.[/sblock]"Before we get too happy with everyone . . . I think it's time to thank Mr. Smith for these wonderful accommodations, the opportunity to meet new people and new friends . . . <continuing a speech he had heard a couple of weeks ago while waiting for any action> . . . "</blockquote>

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