fandom_muses Topic 29: "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers." -

Aug 25, 2006 19:48

Topic 29: "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers." -Blanche DuBois (in Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire ( Read more... )

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dontkeepkosher August 26 2006, 01:57:17 UTC
You can forego the thank you for beinga friend thing, and I'll just pre-emptively say "You're welcome".

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gotcanewillpoke August 26 2006, 02:13:16 UTC
*A nod, eyes intense, then looking away, a look that says more than words about how thankful he is. Because expressing that isn't going to happen any more than it already has*

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dontkeepkosher August 26 2006, 02:20:56 UTC
*notices but purposefully pretends he doesn't notice*

Besides, kindness has never worked on you. That'd be like waving a red flag in front of a charging bull.

Stubborn works better. Fight fire with fire, that kind of thing.

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gotcanewillpoke August 26 2006, 02:26:19 UTC
Shut up. *Dismissive wave of his hand*

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dontkeepkosher August 26 2006, 02:35:26 UTC
That works, too.

I'll just do as you say and not as you generally do.

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gotcanewillpoke August 26 2006, 02:40:52 UTC
See, I knew I liked you for a reason.

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dontkeepkosher August 26 2006, 02:41:54 UTC
Liked. Wow. We're getting into the big words now.

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gotcanewillpoke August 26 2006, 02:43:56 UTC
I'm trying to stick to words I know you'll understand.

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dontkeepkosher August 26 2006, 02:49:36 UTC
This is the part where I'm supposed to say "ouch".

This might come to some surprise to you, but my vocabulary stretches further than you might realise.

"Like" doesn't appear in your everyday conversation. You sure that's not something that's a little too verbose for you?

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gotcanewillpoke August 26 2006, 02:51:01 UTC
Okay, Chief. Spill it. What's really bothering you?

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dontkeepkosher August 26 2006, 03:00:19 UTC
*looks a little taken off-guard*

Huh? Wh- Nothing. I'm just... saying.

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gotcanewillpoke August 26 2006, 03:06:08 UTC
You're getting awfully bent out of shape over my word choice. It's a cliche, Jimmy. "I knew I liked you for a reason". Pick on the cliche, not one word within the standarised saying.

Although, now that I think about it, you are merely backing up the point about conformity not suiting me. It so doesn't suit me that you're picking on my meager attempt to conform to use a phase that is so widely overused that it's become meaningless.

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dontkeepkosher August 26 2006, 03:13:14 UTC
So, the word "like" is meaningless? You liked me for a reason, which technically means... nothing.

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gotcanewillpoke August 26 2006, 03:15:05 UTC
That's exactly what I'm trying to tell you.

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dontkeepkosher August 26 2006, 03:23:08 UTC
Considering I was originally being sarcastic, this conversation has steered in a strange direction.

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gotcanewillpoke August 26 2006, 03:27:14 UTC
Because you never know when to quit.

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