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Feb 20, 2010 10:10

[ Hey, Discedo! There's still some snow outside, you know? Well, you might as well make good use of it. Oh, no, wait. Dash here already did.

Right outside Horton, there appears to be a small snow fort. What you DON'T see is the mound of snowballs right behind it, and Dash waiting for a victim. You might hear him giggling a little in anticipation. ( Read more... )

pulling pranks as usual, beware of snowballs, bored superkid is bored, bored superkids are dangerous, dastardly deeds ahoy

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1/3 investigative February 20 2010, 18:25:43 UTC
Is that...?

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1/2 I lied investigative February 20 2010, 18:26:58 UTC
You're not going to throw those, are you...?

[Stupid question, huh?]

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|D 100_mile_dash February 20 2010, 18:46:19 UTC
Well, duh! What else do you do with snowballs?

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investigative February 20 2010, 18:52:33 UTC
You could always eat them...

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100_mile_dash February 20 2010, 18:54:34 UTC
...eeeew, that's gross!

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investigative February 20 2010, 19:01:04 UTC
You can't tell me you've never tried to eat snow before. You're what, five?

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100_mile_dash February 20 2010, 19:08:41 UTC
I'm eight years old!

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investigative February 20 2010, 19:13:29 UTC
Hardly a difference.

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100_mile_dash February 20 2010, 19:15:29 UTC
What's that supposed to mean?

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investigative February 20 2010, 19:37:25 UTC
Scientifically speaking it means there's only a three year difference between the ages of five and eight.

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100_mile_dash February 20 2010, 19:37:50 UTC
[ ...yeah, you lost him. ]

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investigative February 20 2010, 19:42:28 UTC
[Case in point.]

... You do know how to count, don't you?

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100_mile_dash February 20 2010, 19:47:33 UTC
Yyyyeeeaaah...

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investigative February 20 2010, 19:52:00 UTC
And eight minus five is?

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100_mile_dash February 20 2010, 19:53:37 UTC
[ Give him a second, he's counting on his fingers. ]

Three.

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investigative February 20 2010, 19:55:03 UTC
Exactly. That's not a big difference, is it?

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