057 - Tsubaki

[demonswordmode]

[The communicator tumbles to the ground as a samurai wasp lands in two pieces nearby.  There's some twitching before it goes still.  A tall girl steps into the frame, holding a sickle and chain that appears to be part of her hair.  The intense expression fades as the thing stops moving, replaced by a quiet smile.  She lets go of the sickle and it

Comments

[killer_kick]

What is a patootie?

[demonswordmode]

I'm . . . not actually one hundred percent sure, but I think it's someone's butt?

[killer_kick]

That must be a twentieth century song, then.

[demonswordmode]

Yeah, I think Emmett said it was from the 1970's.

[killer_kick]

Is it normal to sing songs referencing one's posterior?

[demonswordmode]

There are a lot of songs about . . . posteriors out there. Usually talking about how nice someone else's is.

[killer_kick]

Oh my.

[demonswordmode]

It's not a bad thing, to tell someone that you think they're attractive.

[killer_kick]

One could focus on something above the waist at least.

[demonswordmode]

Oh, there's a bunch of songs about eyes and smiles and laughs and those kinds of things, too.

[killer_kick]

That would be far nicer. I wouldn't be inclined to hit the singer of one of those, if it was directed at me.

[demonswordmode]

I'm sure if someone was singing something for you, they'd be sure to pick something you'd like.

[killer_kick]

One would hope, though I do have a few men in my acquaintance who might choose one of the less savoury body parts just to watch the response.

[demonswordmode]

Well, if that's the reaction they're going for, reacting is just going to encourage them.

[killer_kick]

Yet not reacting brings the risk they'll think I'm fine with them saying such things in front of me.

[demonswordmode]

Hm. How about just saying 'that won't work' and that's it?