Reno of the Turks (
raspberryturk) wrote2008-11-04 01:29 pm
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Room 429, Tuesday Afternoon
Reno was of legal voting age, sure, but was not American. Heck, he wasn't even from this planet. And anyhow, it wasn't like he'd know what to do with a ballot if it hit him in the face. Mayoral elections in Midgar had been a joke, because all the strings had been pulled by the guy on top anyhow. So he'd largely ignored politics back home in favor of doing his job and beating things up. That had always been more interesting anyhow.
That was why, instead of being too concerned about the election going on outside today, Reno was making himself comfortable in his room, pitting his ferret against both the wee elephant that had wandered in, and the donkey.
Kind of like a cockfight, but with more honking.
The ferret seemed to be winning.
[The door's open, and I'll be around all day.]
That was why, instead of being too concerned about the election going on outside today, Reno was making himself comfortable in his room, pitting his ferret against both the wee elephant that had wandered in, and the donkey.
Kind of like a cockfight, but with more honking.
The ferret seemed to be winning.
[The door's open, and I'll be around all day.]
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This was some sort of huge accomplishment, for Reno.
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"Did you go out on Halloween? I wasn't quite in the spirit."
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What? It would add an element of danger. Or something.
"There's a spirit for that kinda thing? Figures, I know about the holiday in advance, and then I don't even bother to make sure I get into the mood. Rum?"
He could part with some. He could get more tonight anyhow.
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"And please, rum. Is it from the squirrels?"
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"And I'm curious how the squirrels carry the bottles."
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Reno shrugged, watching Mako muddle his way across the room to stare at the weird creatures. The donkey seemed to be doing decently well, but it was too early in the fight to be positive.
"The squirrels got little... squirrelly... hands, or whatever. I think they carry the bottles in packs. Or whatever a group of squirrels is called."
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Another glug. "Plague, as in locusts."
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Might as well start on the radio drinking early, right?
"See, I'd call it a plague of squirrels, but then they might piss in my rum or somethin' to get back at me. If it was up to me to name a bunch of 'em, seein' as they're kinda providin' my weekly supply of booze for me now, I'd probably call 'em somethin' like a pride of squirrels. Like lions, you know? Better booze that way."
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"See, I knew I could throw together somethin' kinda poetic if the muse came down upon me, or whatever it is people say. I'm kinda sorry that the first time I ever bother to break it out, it's gotta be about the rodents, though."
That called for a long swig from the bottle. Just 'cause.
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Reno had a very difficult time accepting that he was capable of putting together words that were in any way pleasing to the sensibilities.
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[OOC: Dear LJ, post my comment this time.]
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"You figure? They're just little... nonsense whatevers, anyhow, yoto. Kinda like filler. Rolls off the tongue though, don't it?" He was going to take a moment to feel somewhat pleased with himself, now. Just because he could. "Wouldn't really call it poetic, though."
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"It's poetry just as jazz is music," he decided. 'If I said it, it would sound wrong." A beat. "...zoto."
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"Man, stick with just talkin' big like you always do, yo. Zoto's a weird word when it's fallin' off your tongue, I think."
He lifted his bottle in a bit of a toast as the elephant took one hell of a kick to the face.
"There ain't much of a need for you to toss in the nonsense words if you're talkin' poetic all the time anyhow, zoto."
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