IF I want it? That implies there's a chance I'd not want your food. Of course I bloody well want it. Unless you've got herpes or something. In which case...yeah. NO. Where this food be at, biatch?
[coughs sheepishly] Aheh. Since I was making Molotov cocktails, and got distracted by the urge to throw up - bloody petrol fumes - before I'd finished cleaning the kitchen. Yeah. Puddles of petrol left on the hob. Gas hob. Held the match to it to light it to make dinner that evening. You can imagine the rest.
Cue for a celebration?
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That implies there's a chance I'd not want your food. Of course I bloody well want it.
Unless you've got herpes or something. In which case...yeah. NO.
Where this food be at, biatch?
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Disease free, unless there's something I don't know about the flour.
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On my way. Watch out for me, holler out the window if I look like I'm going the wrong direction.
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Oi. You. Can I come in and lick your cupcakes?
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Help yourself! I don't have any candles, though. I hear it's bad to have fire around Aleks.
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Yeah. Aleks and fire...well, they get on fine. A bit TOO well, though. Like a house on fire, in fact.
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[spies cookies etc.] Oooh! Which ones are which?
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Chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, oatmeal, peanut butter. Blueberry, chocolate, vanilla, coffee; chocolate, German chocolate, vanilla, almond, angel food cake and baclava. I'm backing strawberry cake, blueberry cookies and banana bread.
There's various pies in the fridge, too. And soda and other assorted edibles.
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[takes a handful of chocolate chip goodies] Better get to these before the greedy bastard over there eats them all.
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I haven't seen it, but I've heard about it, and-- actually, Aleks, since when does making an omelette involve petrol?
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You mean you brought me over here, where there was a whole stack of chocolate stuff, and I can't eat it?
[slams the cookies on the worktop]
Fine. If you'd be so kind as to pass me the vanilla, please. [distinctly non-plussed]
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[coughs sheepishly] Aheh. Since I was making Molotov cocktails, and got distracted by the urge to throw up - bloody petrol fumes - before I'd finished cleaning the kitchen. Yeah. Puddles of petrol left on the hob. Gas hob. Held the match to it to light it to make dinner that evening. You can imagine the rest.
I'm a walking disaster zone, really.
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Do you have a window in your kitchen? 'Cause that should help with the fumes, if you leave it open. And use a fan.
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