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bjornwilde) wrote in
ways_back_room2016-01-30 09:35 am
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Weekend Entertainment: Pup testing ground
I'm busy this morning, but with Missy(?) being on hiatus and it being so long since we've had a weekend entertainment, I couldn't resist. Tag in to test out pups you're thinking of apping in the coming cycle, old pups, AU versions of your pups or just whatever pups.

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Eliot turns and gives the elf(?) a long look over that might leave some ear tips burning.
"True," he admits finally. "Nothing is trying to eat my soul or, worse, my face. Can I guy get a Bloody Mary here? The drink, not an actual bloody woman named Mary."
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"Uh, you should probably ask the Bar or one of the rats," says Wil, "Do those things happen to you all the time?"
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"Not so much, but you hear stories don't you?" As he speaks he waves over one of the rats, bending over to order a drink since the rat is so much shorter. "Is there a reason the liquor cabinet has turned into a full bat? I'm not complaining mind you, just curious."
He'll decide if he can live with the new development once he sees how good the drinks are.
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He is dressed in clothing similar to that of the 21st century with a medieval and post apocalyptic flair. If he were from the 21st century, though he might say something about not being in Kansas anymore.
"She or it, or whatever does it, just hijacked your door," he explains, "You aren't even in your own world right now."
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Then she catches sight of a waitrat, making her jump back. "Oh my god.."
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She's very, very pale.
And no matter how long or how energetically she dances, she never seems out of breath.
Oh, and she's a little clumsy. She might bump into your chair or table. Oops.
[OOC: I miss my bbgirl, hehe.]
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He glances up and smiles, tucking the bottles and vials away in the pockets of his leather jacket. "Perhaps we should both take our music onto the dance floor?"
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"Omigod, I'm so sorry!"
She immediately tries to help, and manages to not spill any more beads in the process.
"Um- I guess we could?" she says with a bashful chuckle, tucking her hair behind her ear. "What're you listenin' to?"
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"Scissor Sisters. Do you know them?" He cues it back to the start of the song and offers her his earphones.
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"No, can't say I have," she says, shaking her head with a shy shrug and the sweetest Southern drawl. "My parents never let me listen to anything but gospel music when I was growin' up, so now I'm like givin' myself a crash course on all the awesome bands I missed out on."
She takes the offered earphones and puts them on. And she starts nodding her head in time to the disco-ish beat, a bright smile lighting up her face.
"Hey, this's cool!"
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That enthusiasm leads to her bumping her elbow against the goth guy's shoulder when he tries to take a drink.
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"You got this stuff on my favorite jacket," says the Count, "And my boots."
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...What the hell is wrong with his eyes?
"Sorry, mister! Uh- here, lemme try 'n get some of that stuff off--"
She grabs some napkins from a nearby table and hastily dabs at the obviously fake blood dripping on his clothes. (Fake, because she can smell it.)
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Headphones in, he sings along to the music - Scissor Sisters, I Don't Feel Like Dancin'. He has a great voice, steady and comfortingly high.
He sorts coloured beads into plastic vials in various patterns before attaching the vials to ribbons as necklaces.
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He gets to the end of the song and pulls his headphones out. "I take requests too." He smiles playfully.
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"And have my horrible musical taste judged by so excellent a singer? I don't think so."
Okay, maybe he does think so and just needs a little encouragement.
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