Trust me, I have lots of talent! I have been taking care of my own beauty needs since forever and I have only ever got compliments on it. Unless I was dealing with primitive people who wouldn't know what something pretty is even if it hit them in the face. Besides, back at my world I made tons of robots specialized in different beauty aspects, you can't make a specialized robot if you don't know what you're doing, beauty isn't something as simple as mathematics after all.
[At least for her mathematics are ridiculously easy. She hums at his last comment.]I agree in that it's a big step for civilization's arrival to this rural place, I still can't believe there are people satisfied with just having electricity and hot water. I mean, those two are the basics to have a place that can be habitable after all! Otherwise we would just be primitive people living in caves
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[Oh. Robots. And this was looking so promising, too.]
You're in the field of robotics? Ain't many around who could say that that I've met.
[Not going to say those he has were all a little...off...]
Not, mind you, that I am not glad to see either, but there is far more to a proper lifestyle that a nice bath once in a while. In this, Sugar, we are in complete agreement.
Now, so far as a mall...well. To me, that's the level of civilization involved, not the simple existence of civilized life in any form. But I an't one to argue semantics.
Not just robotics, I'm an inventor and a scientist, I work with all type of machines. Actually I work even with furniture due to my company's star product, the capsules hoi-poi which store any object you want.
[Bulma knows her own share of crazy scientists anyway.]
Oh, I see what you mean. Yes, I suppose the mall would be just an improvement of civilization, a great improvement. At least we have a decent clothing store, it may not be brand marked but the designs are quite good.
The wings are a literal pain when it comes to fashion, mine aren't of a bad color, it suits me and my style. But sometimes I just hide them under the clothes. What color are yours?
Bulma, the name's Bulma. Nice to meet you Jason. I can't tell you how glad I am that there's a man who knows how to take care of his appearance.
Brightest, most obnoxious blue you ever saw, Sugar, edged in pink with the same description. And though wintertime allows hiding them, I ain't looking forward to summertime.
I do wish my last boyfriend had thought the same thing, but he never could wrap his mind around it.
Wow... If it's as bad as I'm imagining it and it was me I would have checked if ripping them off and dying would give me different colors when I return.
[No, really, she can't think of anyone in their right mind that would wear those colors like that. Maybe it they were in pastel tones...]
Gosh, are you me? My ex-boyfriend is a man who is happy with just running around the world with just one set of clothes and having barely time for a bath. Even after I spent years trying to teach him how much better it was to take a bit of care about his appearance!
... Well, I think he got a bit better now, you should have seen him when I found him, even if he was handsome he was like an insult to fashion.
[Who wouldn't want to be pampered at least a little bit, right?]
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You have, so that makes at least one. I take the opening of the store is well received?
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The salon is the surest sign that civilization has arrived. That, and a place that sells expensive shoes.
[Don't mind him, his gay is showing.]
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[At least for her mathematics are ridiculously easy. She hums at his last comment.]I agree in that it's a big step for civilization's arrival to this rural place, I still can't believe there are people satisfied with just having electricity and hot water. I mean, those two are the basics to have a place that can be habitable after all! Otherwise we would just be primitive people living in caves ( ... )
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You're in the field of robotics? Ain't many around who could say that that I've met.
[Not going to say those he has were all a little...off...]
Not, mind you, that I am not glad to see either, but there is far more to a proper lifestyle that a nice bath once in a while. In this, Sugar, we are in complete agreement.
Now, so far as a mall...well. To me, that's the level of civilization involved, not the simple existence of civilized life in any form. But I an't one to argue semantics.
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[Bulma knows her own share of crazy scientists anyway.]
Oh, I see what you mean. Yes, I suppose the mall would be just an improvement of civilization, a great improvement. At least we have a decent clothing store, it may not be brand marked but the designs are quite good.
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Spent some time browsing there. I'll admit, the wings still put me off. How I'm supposed to accessorize with them on my back I ain't got the foggiest.
Jason, by the way. I wanted to look you up, Sugar, who is it I need to ask for?
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Bulma, the name's Bulma. Nice to meet you Jason. I can't tell you how glad I am that there's a man who knows how to take care of his appearance.
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I do wish my last boyfriend had thought the same thing, but he never could wrap his mind around it.
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Wow... If it's as bad as I'm imagining it and it was me I would have checked if ripping them off and dying would give me different colors when I return.
[No, really, she can't think of anyone in their right mind that would wear those colors like that. Maybe it they were in pastel tones...]
Gosh, are you me? My ex-boyfriend is a man who is happy with just running around the world with just one set of clothes and having barely time for a bath. Even after I spent years trying to teach him how much better it was to take a bit of care about his appearance!
... Well, I think he got a bit better now, you should have seen him when I found him, even if he was handsome he was like an insult to fashion.
[Somewhere Yamcha sneezes.]
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