Alright, then.

Nov 23, 2008 21:06

Firstly, I'd like to extend my humble thanks to whoever is out there organising efforts to rebuild the town ( Read more... )

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strictlymaster November 24 2008, 03:40:42 UTC
It doesn't seem to fall into my jurisdiction, but I would be more than happy to investigate.

[deleted]But I would like to see your place of residence[/deleted]

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indiepellew November 24 2008, 07:54:20 UTC
By all means, do. Anything that stops my damn cutlery from glowing like a lit Christmas tree.

[private to Sir Integra]
Miss Byrne suggested that it might be magic. I mean, how ridiculous of an idea is that?
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strictlymaster November 24 2008, 07:56:51 UTC
I would -- refrain from using it. That's about the range of my expertise.

[private to Sir Pellew]
Unfortunately, not as ridiculous as you might think[/private]

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indiepellew November 24 2008, 15:44:51 UTC
Believe me, I am doing just that.

Of course, this means I shall have to eat out today. Ah well, probably for the best. I am not exactly what one might call a world class cook.

[private to Integra]
I am beginning to realise this, the longer I stay in this town. I tend to deal in the more mundane, and less fantastical. Hence, my disbelief.[/private]

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strictlymaster November 24 2008, 23:37:07 UTC
Perhaps you could use company?

[private to edward]
And the fact that you live in a town populated by witches and demon hunters doesn't strike you as "fantastical?"

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indiepellew November 25 2008, 04:19:28 UTC
I could.

[private to integra]
In my defence, I wasn't aware that the town had witches and demon hunters, until today. They obviously keep themselves well hidden.

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strictlymaster November 25 2008, 04:24:20 UTC
Shall I take that as an invitation?

[private to edward]
Or perhaps you are not as perceptive as you like.

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indiepellew November 25 2008, 04:48:16 UTC

It might just be that. How does dinner sound?

[private to integra]
Well, I can't help it if my perceptions are limited to the ordinary. And it's not like people would go around announcing such things, right?

The Frogs in my day certainly didn't go around with tags on their chests saying: "We are a French ship, so by all means, go ahead and shoot at us."

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strictlymaster November 25 2008, 05:40:54 UTC
Not entirely unpleasant, I must admit.

[private to edward]
Of course -- I meant no insult.

Though -- I doubt that it would be too difficult to spot Frenchmen from a mile away. (God knows ours caused a riot.)

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indiepellew November 25 2008, 06:08:49 UTC
Then it's a [deleted] date [/deleted] plan, then.
I'm at 200B Baker Street. Come over early, and I'll keep aside a glowing utensil or two for you. They really need to be seen to be believed.

[private to Integra]
None taken, my dear. Horses for courses, as they sometimes say. Take this as my crash course into the world of the..ah, less than ordinary.

They're a little harder to spot from the other end of a telescope, I can tell you. Especially as the more crafty captains tended to use flags of other nations to disguise their ships.

I don't know whether I should be comforted or worried that the French are still capable of causing riots, even in the future.

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