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bjornwilde) wrote in
ways_back_room2019-02-03 08:54 pm
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Monday DE: Test Drive or play whomever
Eh, it’s late enough and this way the EU folks get a crack.
Post in with a pup you’d love to play and see if you got their voice. Please give us a clue if they’re fresh through the door or not though.
Post in with a pup you’d love to play and see if you got their voice. Please give us a clue if they’re fresh through the door or not though.

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And, speaking of test drive...
Anyone investigating will find that the noises stop abruptly, leaving behind only an incredibly battered (quite possibly written-off) yellow VW Beetle.
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When a particularly shrill sound causes him to flinch and fry a circuit with his soldering iron he's had enough.
"Okay, that's it," he announces.
With GP the porg on his shoulder, who has also not been enjoying all the raucous, Cisco exits his workshop and starts trying to track down the noise.
Closing in on it, Cisco jumps into the aisle of cars he's sure it's coming from and shouts, "HEY! Would you knock it-- "
Suddenly there's no noise, and there's nobody around.
"... off?" he finishes timidly. He glances around, suddenly uneasy. "Okay, that's spooky."
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Also silence.
It is, in fact, so conspicuously innocent as to be suspicious, for those with the right
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GP hops off Cisco's shoulder, fluttering awkwardly through the air and landing on the hood of the yellow car.
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Or the various small components threatening to fall off it at any moment.
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The hood's not obvious to him, different design than he's used to and he doesn't want to damage the vehicle anymore, so he mutters to himself, "How do I see your engine?"
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It turns out, the... person... doing the reshelving prefers 'Dewey Decimal' to 'Wherever the borrower decided to put it'.
Anyone entering may find either a banana skin or, if very unlucky, a particularly intransigent tome dropping on or around them.
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(She knew it looked like an orangutan, but she also knows looks are deceiving.)
Surely they can't be worse than a Neitherlands librarian...can it?
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But he definitely is worse than any other kind of Librarian - at least, he is if the m-word is used or books are not returned by the last date shown.
A particularly flighty volume of Adventures in Eight-Dimensional Q-Space, Vol. III makes a bid for freedom in the direction of her head, only to be firmly restrained by a long, hairy arm.
The book is neatly reshelved next to Volumes I and II and the ape pauses in his work to grin at her amiably, displaying a slightly disconcerting quantity of large yellow teeth.
"Ooook!"
*For, at any rate, a given value thereof.
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"So do you need a library card to read the books or what?"
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There's a medical student making that noise right now as he sees the window.
Ironically, the seal monster (white, purple-spotted, with an orange mohawk) draped over his shoulders appears actually quite calm about the whole thing. He already has a daiquiri clutched in one flipper. It's mango-flavoured.
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The Librarian at a table near the window has a daiquiri* of his own, which he's raising cheerily in the direction of the little seal.
"Ook ook ooooook," he adds, reassuringly.
*Banananananananana-flavoured, obviously.
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'There's a window to the end of the universe and also an orangutan is talking to me' is exactly the kind of dream Jyou quite frequently has.
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"Ooooook," he remarks, which from the tone can be interpreted to mean something along the lines of 'Please yourself, mate', and sips his drink with astonishingly prehensile lips.
Slurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrp.
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"Wait, so I can order food? Can I have a burrito bowl, vegetarian?"
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It isn't until he pauses to readjust the toddler's weight that the young teen gets enough input to realize that he's no longer at home, and he immediately changes direction for the nearest booth to wave down a wait-rat as he does.
"Hi, could we have a big plate of Bar's chocolate chip cookies, please?" Desiderius asks brightly. "And warm milk if Proc wakes up."
Soon enough he's in a booth reading, with his brother leaning against him, still dozing, and a huge pile of cookies at a rather accessible place on the table.
(Why yes, Desiderius has already been taught that free food is great conversational bait.)
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The young man's outfit reminds him slightly of Tavi and he pauses with his caf to nod, "Comfortable there?"
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"Well, he certainly is," Derius observes tolerantly as he glances down at his baby brother. Proc's somehow got the simultaneous abilities to be awake at all hours of the night (Derius has been trying to take some of that off his poor parents' shoulders) and fall asleep anywhere. "I think he's trying to steal the arm from me, though. That's really not supposed to happen until at least two years in the Legions."
His family is a terrible influence.
"Hello. How are you?"
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"You're obviously the best pillow. Good, and I know you're probably related to Tavi but I don't know if we've met."
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But apparently her presents for the boys will have to wait, and for now, Aqua makes the calmest, most assured walk she can manage.
She's still pretty obviously not really certain where she is, though, because a waitrat comes up to her before she even makes it to the Bar. "Oh!" she says, and then, somewhere between wary and tentative, "Hello?"
The rat hands her a welcome pamphlet, and soon Aqua is reading it thoroughly and thoughtfully scanning the room as she is. So she might be an obvious first-timer, but at least she's taking it well.
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