Frannie - Revision history

Cyberlink420 at 19:32, 13 September 2018

2018-09-13T19:32:38Z

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	:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]		[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like ~~[[wikipedia:Yin and yang~~\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.		'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like {{w\|yin and yang}}. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

Emvee at 05:52, 27 December 2017

2017-12-27T05:52:15Z

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	Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.		Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.

	After dropping the car off at Bob's, Frannie and Jake went to the [[Rainbow Diner]] for a meal. Despite Frannie's objection to the topic, Jake rattled on about the van and how it seemed to have a life of its own (something [[Donny Finkleberg\|another patron]] found an interesting observation). Frannie and Jake went to Bob's the next day to pick up the car, where miraculously the van showed up ''again''. Jake urged Frannie to get in the car and followed the van to an abandoned gold mining town a few miles away. When the [[Charlene (cowgirl)\|two]] [[Donny Finkleberg\|drivers]] got out, Jake sneaked towards the van with tire iron and smashed its windshield, ignoring Frannie's protests. When the drivers returned, however, Frannie took Jake's side as usual. That is, until [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]] entered the scene and attacked the van. Jake again told Frannie to get in the car, but this time, she wouldn't budge; If he was not going to stay and help the very people he had caused to be stranded, ''she would''. Jake obeyed, driving his car without hesitation into Ravage and doing it a whole lot more damage then just a teensy scratch. This gave Skids enough time to recover and defeat the [[Decepticon]]. As all calmed down again in the ghost town, Frannie and Jake came back up to see off Jake's one time nemesis. {{storylink\|Showdown!}}		After dropping the car off at Bob's, Frannie and Jake went to the [[Rainbow Diner]] for a meal. Despite Frannie's objection to the topic, Jake rattled on about the van and how it seemed to have a life of its own (something [[Donny Finkleberg\|another patron]] found an interesting observation). Frannie and Jake went to Bob's the next day to pick up the car, where miraculously the van showed up ''again''. Jake urged Frannie to get in the car and followed the van to an abandoned gold mining town a few miles away. When the [[Charlene (cowgirl)\|two]] [[Donny Finkleberg\|drivers]] got out, Jake sneaked towards the van with tire iron and smashed its windshield, ignoring Frannie's protests. When the drivers returned, however, Frannie took Jake's side as usual. That is, until [[Ravage (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Ravage]] entered the scene and attacked the van. Jake again told Frannie to get in the car, but this time, she wouldn't budge; If he was not going to stay and help the very people he had caused to be stranded, ''she would''. Jake obeyed, driving his car without hesitation into Ravage and doing it a whole lot more damage then just a teensy scratch. This gave Skids enough time to recover and defeat the [[Decepticon]]. As all calmed down again in the ghost town, Frannie and Jake came back up to see off Jake's one time nemesis. {{storylink\|Showdown!}}

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Ascendron: /* Marvel The Transformers comics */

2016-07-28T21:52:17Z

Marvel The Transformers comics

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	Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.		Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.

	After dropping the car off at Bob's, Frannie and Jake went to the [[Rainbow Diner]] for a meal. Despite Frannie's objection to the topic, Jake rattled on about the van and how it seemed to have a life of its own (something [[Donny Finkleberg\|another patron]] found an interesting observation). Frannie and Jake went to Bob's the next day to pick up the car, where miraculously the van showed up ''again''. Jake urged Frannie to get in the car and followed the van to an abandoned gold mining town a few miles away. When the [[Charlene (cowgirl)\|two]] [[Donny Finkleberg\|drivers]] got out, Jake sneaked towards the van with tire iron and smashed its windshield, ignoring Frannie's protests. When the drivers returned, however, Frannie took Jake's side as usual. That is, until [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]] entered the scene and attacked the van. Jake again told Frannie to get in the car, but this time, she wouldn't budge; If he was not going to stay and help the very people he had caused to be stranded, ''she would''. Jake obeyed, driving his car without hesitation into Ravage and doing it a whole lot more damage then just a teensy scratch. This gave Skids enough time to recover and defeat the [[Decepticon]]. As all calmed down again in the ghost ~~time~~, Frannie and Jake came back up to see off Jake's one time nemesis. {{storylink\|Showdown!}}		After dropping the car off at Bob's, Frannie and Jake went to the [[Rainbow Diner]] for a meal. Despite Frannie's objection to the topic, Jake rattled on about the van and how it seemed to have a life of its own (something [[Donny Finkleberg\|another patron]] found an interesting observation). Frannie and Jake went to Bob's the next day to pick up the car, where miraculously the van showed up ''again''. Jake urged Frannie to get in the car and followed the van to an abandoned gold mining town a few miles away. When the [[Charlene (cowgirl)\|two]] [[Donny Finkleberg\|drivers]] got out, Jake sneaked towards the van with tire iron and smashed its windshield, ignoring Frannie's protests. When the drivers returned, however, Frannie took Jake's side as usual. That is, until [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]] entered the scene and attacked the van. Jake again told Frannie to get in the car, but this time, she wouldn't budge; If he was not going to stay and help the very people he had caused to be stranded, ''she would''. Jake obeyed, driving his car without hesitation into Ravage and doing it a whole lot more damage then just a teensy scratch. This gave Skids enough time to recover and defeat the [[Decepticon]]. As all calmed down again in the ghost town, Frannie and Jake came back up to see off Jake's one time nemesis. {{storylink\|Showdown!}}

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Ascendron: /* Fiction */

2015-11-24T23:32:20Z

Fiction

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	====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics====
	While backing his car out into the street, Jake collided with a [[Skids (G1)\|blue van]], his prized car, bought only a month ago, taking some damage to its rear bumper. As Jake yelled various threats at the van, Frannie pointed out it was only a little scratch the car had suffered. Jake refused to see reason and ordered her in the car so they could follow the culprit.		While backing his car out into the street, Jake collided with a [[Skids (G1)\|blue van]], his prized car, bought only a month ago, taking some damage to its rear bumper. As Jake yelled various threats at the van, Frannie pointed out it was only a little scratch the car had suffered. Jake refused to see reason and ordered her in the car so they could follow the culprit.

Ascendron: /* Marvel Comics continuity */

2015-02-01T20:57:25Z

Marvel Comics continuity

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			====Marvel ''The Transformers'' comics====
	While backing his car out into the street, Jake collided with a [[Skids (G1)\|blue van]], his prized car, bought only a month ago, taking some damage to its rear bumper. As Jake yelled various threats at the van, Frannie pointed out it was only a little scratch the car had suffered. Jake refused to see reason and ordered her in the car so they could follow the culprit.		While backing his car out into the street, Jake collided with a [[Skids (G1)\|blue van]], his prized car, bought only a month ago, taking some damage to its rear bumper. As Jake yelled various threats at the van, Frannie pointed out it was only a little scratch the car had suffered. Jake refused to see reason and ordered her in the car so they could follow the culprit.

SanityOrMadness: category

2014-09-05T16:43:10Z

Mimi: ...What?

2014-02-18T07:35:37Z

...What?

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	'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.		'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.


	~~{{quote\|Well, if you're not going to stay and help, I '''am'''!\|Frannie\|"[[Showdown!]]"}}~~

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==

SanityOrMadness: General fixes (header consistency, subpage links, etc)

2013-10-30T01:18:51Z

General fixes (header consistency, subpage links, etc)

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	:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 ~~(franchise)~~\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
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	'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.		'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.

Emvee at 21:40, 28 October 2013

2013-10-28T21:40:40Z

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	:''Frannie is a human from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|200px\|thumb]]
	'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.		'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.

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	The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}		The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}

	[[File:JakeDarymple02.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[File:JakeDarymple02.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb]]
	Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.		Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.

Emvee at 08:33, 27 October 2013

2013-10-27T08:33:41Z

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	:''Frannie is a human from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Frannie is a human from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
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	'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.		'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.

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	The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}		The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}

	[[~~Image~~:JakeDarymple02.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[File:JakeDarymple02.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|]]
	Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.		Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.

	After dropping the car off at Bob's, Frannie and Jake went to the [[Rainbow Diner]] for a meal. Despite Frannie's objection to the topic, Jake rattled on about the van and how it seemed to have a life of its own (something [[Donny Finkleberg\|another patron]] found an interesting observation). Frannie and Jake went to Bob's the next day to pick up the car, where miraculously the van showed up ''again''. Jake urged Frannie to get in the car and followed the van to an abandoned gold mining town a few miles away. When the [[Charlene (cowgirl)\|two]] [[Donny Finkleberg\|drivers]] got out, Jake sneaked towards the van with tire iron and smashed its windshield, ignoring Frannie's protests. When the drivers returned, however, Frannie took Jake's side as usual. That is, until [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]] entered the scene and attacked the van. Jake again told Frannie to get in the car, but this time, she wouldn't budge; If he was not going to stay and help the very people he had caused to be stranded, ''she would''. Jake obeyed, driving his car without hesitation into Ravage and doing it a whole lot more damage then just a teensy scratch. This gave Skids enough time to recover and defeat the [[Decepticon]]. As all calmed down again in the ghost time, Frannie and Jake came back up to see off Jake's one time nemesis. {{storylink\|Showdown!}}		After dropping the car off at Bob's, Frannie and Jake went to the [[Rainbow Diner]] for a meal. Despite Frannie's objection to the topic, Jake rattled on about the van and how it seemed to have a life of its own (something [[Donny Finkleberg\|another patron]] found an interesting observation). Frannie and Jake went to Bob's the next day to pick up the car, where miraculously the van showed up ''again''. Jake urged Frannie to get in the car and followed the van to an abandoned gold mining town a few miles away. When the [[Charlene (cowgirl)\|two]] [[Donny Finkleberg\|drivers]] got out, Jake sneaked towards the van with tire iron and smashed its windshield, ignoring Frannie's protests. When the drivers returned, however, Frannie took Jake's side as usual. That is, until [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]] entered the scene and attacked the van. Jake again told Frannie to get in the car, but this time, she wouldn't budge; If he was not going to stay and help the very people he had caused to be stranded, ''she would''. Jake obeyed, driving his car without hesitation into Ravage and doing it a whole lot more damage then just a teensy scratch. This gave Skids enough time to recover and defeat the [[Decepticon]]. As all calmed down again in the ghost time, Frannie and Jake came back up to see off Jake's one time nemesis. {{storylink\|Showdown!}}

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	:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|~~200px~~\|thumb]]		[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.		'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.

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	The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}		The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}

	[[File:JakeDarymple02.jpg\|left\|~~200px~~\|thumb]]		[[File:JakeDarymple02.jpg\|left\|upright=1.1\|thumb]]
	Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.		Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.

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	:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 ~~(franchise)~~\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|200px\|thumb]]		[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|200px\|thumb]]
	'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.		'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.

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	:''Frannie is a human from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Frannie is a human from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[File:JakeDarymple01.jpg\|200px\|thumb]]
	'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.		'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.

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	The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}		The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}

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	Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.		Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.

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	:''Frannie is a human from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Frannie is a human from the [[Generation 1 (franchise)\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
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	'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.		'''Frannie''' lives in a small country town in [[Wyoming]] with her partner [[Jake Dalrymple\|Jake]]. As aggressive and egotistical as he is, as calm and compassionate is she. While this might sound like a bad match, they actually go together like [[wikipedia:Yin and yang\|yin and yang]]. Frannie provides Jake with the support and stability his volatile character needs. Frannie is, however, not without limits, and when Jake truly goes too far, one determined word by her is guaranteed to pull him right back in line.

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	The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}		The chase went on for several miles, but the two were stopped by two soldiers in a jeep and held at gunpoint when they tried to follow the van (and [[Autobot\|its friends]]) after it had entered a military encampment unauthorized. Jake, backed up by Frannie, tried to explain he had not intended to trespass. They were eventually allowed to leave. {{storylink\|Command Performances!}}

	[[~~Image~~:JakeDarymple02.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|]]		[[File:JakeDarymple02.jpg\|left\|200px\|thumb\|]]
	Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.		Some time later, Jake, accompanied by Frannie, brought his car in for repairs at [[Wendell\|Bob's Service]], where they crossed paths with the mysterious blue van again. Jake immediately resumed pursuit, which went even worse than last time. After witnessing the van perform several physics defying stunts to get away from Jake's attacks, Frannie suggested they'd return to the garage, but Jake didn't listen until green paint on the windshield took away his choice in the matter.

	After dropping the car off at Bob's, Frannie and Jake went to the [[Rainbow Diner]] for a meal. Despite Frannie's objection to the topic, Jake rattled on about the van and how it seemed to have a life of its own (something [[Donny Finkleberg\|another patron]] found an interesting observation). Frannie and Jake went to Bob's the next day to pick up the car, where miraculously the van showed up ''again''. Jake urged Frannie to get in the car and followed the van to an abandoned gold mining town a few miles away. When the [[Charlene (cowgirl)\|two]] [[Donny Finkleberg\|drivers]] got out, Jake sneaked towards the van with tire iron and smashed its windshield, ignoring Frannie's protests. When the drivers returned, however, Frannie took Jake's side as usual. That is, until [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]] entered the scene and attacked the van. Jake again told Frannie to get in the car, but this time, she wouldn't budge; If he was not going to stay and help the very people he had caused to be stranded, ''she would''. Jake obeyed, driving his car without hesitation into Ravage and doing it a whole lot more damage then just a teensy scratch. This gave Skids enough time to recover and defeat the [[Decepticon]]. As all calmed down again in the ghost time, Frannie and Jake came back up to see off Jake's one time nemesis. {{storylink\|Showdown!}}		After dropping the car off at Bob's, Frannie and Jake went to the [[Rainbow Diner]] for a meal. Despite Frannie's objection to the topic, Jake rattled on about the van and how it seemed to have a life of its own (something [[Donny Finkleberg\|another patron]] found an interesting observation). Frannie and Jake went to Bob's the next day to pick up the car, where miraculously the van showed up ''again''. Jake urged Frannie to get in the car and followed the van to an abandoned gold mining town a few miles away. When the [[Charlene (cowgirl)\|two]] [[Donny Finkleberg\|drivers]] got out, Jake sneaked towards the van with tire iron and smashed its windshield, ignoring Frannie's protests. When the drivers returned, however, Frannie took Jake's side as usual. That is, until [[Ravage (G1)\|Ravage]] entered the scene and attacked the van. Jake again told Frannie to get in the car, but this time, she wouldn't budge; If he was not going to stay and help the very people he had caused to be stranded, ''she would''. Jake obeyed, driving his car without hesitation into Ravage and doing it a whole lot more damage then just a teensy scratch. This gave Skids enough time to recover and defeat the [[Decepticon]]. As all calmed down again in the ghost time, Frannie and Jake came back up to see off Jake's one time nemesis. {{storylink\|Showdown!}}

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