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Aug 19, 2011 22:32

I just spent sixty-four dollars and seven cents on ice cream. It's against my principles, 'cause I don't like to fork over so much dough on stuff I know's gonna disappear. But I said to myself, "Hang it, Barnes, live a little ( Read more... )

james barnes | bucky

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voice. molecularity August 20 2011, 06:06:32 UTC
Seriously? You just spent sixty-five bucks on ice cream?

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voice. deadthenred August 20 2011, 06:08:34 UTC
I got a lot of ice cream, but not as much as I should've for the dough.

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voice. molecularity August 20 2011, 06:13:43 UTC
Why would you spend that much money on ice cream with fish in it? Ben & Jerry's is like four dollars for a pint and has a million different flavors.

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voice. deadthenred August 20 2011, 06:15:49 UTC
I didn't spend it all on one type. I'm not that much've a chump, thank you.

And the fish are candy fish.

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voice; fishnets August 20 2011, 11:23:28 UTC
Would you have wanted to know that you'd spent nearly sixty-five dollars on fish ice cream?

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voice; deadthenred August 20 2011, 16:50:05 UTC
Absolutely.

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voice; fishnets August 21 2011, 11:31:51 UTC
And what would you have done? Tell yourself it's a bad idea? Or why the hell not, you only live once, so on and so forth?

And, by the way, I think clairvoyance is only okay for little things. Bits and pieces. The whole picture sort of spoils things.

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voice; deadthenred August 21 2011, 16:34:01 UTC
My past self would've liked the opportunity to make fun of me.

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[voice] notadartboard August 20 2011, 15:44:41 UTC
[with the sounds of the ocean in the background]

So this is what I get for checking up on everybody in the morning. Bucky talking about food.

Funny question, though. I didn't want to know, but my crewmates told me anyway.

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[voice] deadthenred August 20 2011, 17:23:31 UTC
Yeah, they do that. Other people.

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[voice] notadartboard August 21 2011, 02:23:30 UTC
Oh well. What's done is done. And a couple of things were...well. I don't mind knowing them, now. But if I had my choice I wouldn't have wanted to know.

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[voice] deadthenred August 21 2011, 03:12:26 UTC
You only know that 'cause you know what they are. That's the kicker.

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[Voice] michaeljangelo August 20 2011, 15:51:08 UTC
The ice cream may disappear, but the memories of it will last a lifetime.

[Someone is clearly very fond of ice cream.]

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[voice] deadthenred August 20 2011, 17:24:35 UTC
That sorta depends on the scotch I bought along with it.

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[voice] michaeljangelo August 20 2011, 21:36:23 UTC
Ahh, so it's going to be that kind of a party, then huh?

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[voice] deadthenred August 21 2011, 03:13:09 UTC
Not sure yet. The ice cream might be good.

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Voice; chesstotem August 20 2011, 16:36:11 UTC
Fish in ice cream?

And to answer your question, I don't think I would want to know in general. I mean, if it's good, that would ruin the surprise, and if it's bad, and it's not preventable, well, I'd have to live with that knowledge and it would ruin any good things happening in the present.

And I don't think I want to know how I'll die, either.

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Voice; deadthenred August 20 2011, 17:38:48 UTC
They're candy fish.

What if it is preventable? But you couldn't really know, couldja? That's the rot of it.

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Voice; chesstotem August 20 2011, 17:42:57 UTC
Yeah - you wouldn't be sure. Is that exactly what's going to happen, or is that just one possibility, depending on my choices?

In the end, it's probably better to just not know. I'd rather not spend the rest of my days trying to figure out if there's some kind of ultimate "destiny" at work, or if my choices really do affect the outcome. Way too existential for me.

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Voice; deadthenred August 20 2011, 18:05:42 UTC
So it's a crap thing to even make it an option.

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