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002 [ Voice; Reilly ]

Aug 10, 2010 11:34

What's a good way to thank your friends for doing something special for you? Even though it... wasn't really a big deal, it just meant a lot, but... anyway.

[ PRIVATE TO MATT ]

While I appreciate what you did, I stlll have a bone to pick with you, Murdock.

reilly tyne | darkdevil

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voice osreborn August 10 2010, 19:01:13 UTC

You can always send a card.

voice bedeviledspider August 10 2010, 19:03:00 UTC

[ There's a long pause before he speaks up again, sounding a little too casual. ] I don't know. It seems a little impersonal.

voice osreborn August 11 2010, 04:41:11 UTC

Hardly. Although I suppose there are always flowers instead.

voice bedeviledspider August 11 2010, 06:56:31 UTC

Thanks for the suggestion, but I don't think either of my friends are big on flowers.

voice osreborn August 11 2010, 10:57:56 UTC

So go with the cards. What's wrong with a little hand-written message?

voice bedeviledspider August 11 2010, 14:00:12 UTC

I suppose something hand-written would better than some card from a store... uh, sir.

voice osreborn August 11 2010, 19:35:59 UTC

Please, just call me Mr. Osborn.

voice bedeviledspider August 11 2010, 20:08:47 UTC

Norman Osborn, I presume?

voice osreborn August 11 2010, 20:12:20 UTC

That's right.

voice bedeviledspider August 11 2010, 21:02:04 UTC

I've heard of you. None of it complimentary.

voice osreborn August 11 2010, 23:03:55 UTC

You can't always trust what you hear, young man.

voice bedeviledspider August 11 2010, 23:47:39 UTC

Fair enough, but my source was quite reliable.

voice osreborn August 12 2010, 01:23:42 UTC

I doubt that.

voice bedeviledspider August 12 2010, 01:26:30 UTC

You doubt your own family? Intriguing.

I did some legal work for your grandson.

voice osreborn August 12 2010, 01:31:08 UTC

Except my grandson is a child.

voice bedeviledspider August 12 2010, 01:35:03 UTC

Surely I don't have to explain the concepts of alternate realities and future timelines to you, Mr. Osborn?

I assure you, in my world, your grandson is an adult. Married, even. Running Oscorp.

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