[ooc: I found this conversation extremely hot. But maybe that's just my inner geek!Renji.Somehow Yamato/Oshitari doesn't seem so far off for me now...lalalala/dead]
There was an old television show I watched while I was learning English that had that premise-a man who only wished to read books weathers an apocalypse in a library, leaving him the only one on earth with plenty of time to read-and then he breaks his glasses.
And breakfast part two, sausage style was had. I like the way you think, nameless sir.
If ever there was a good reason to go shopping for spare pairs of glasses....
Not that you can on this island, anyway. But we don't exactly have an eternity of books either.
I give you my hearty approval. Should we exchange names, or keep this internet encounter mysterious like two sausage lovers crossing ships in the night.
(ooc: Strikes are up to you, Yuushi just can't resist the call to dirty jokes XD)
Plato's a staunch man. He can keep it up for a long time. But the idea of writing literature is solid. Paper might be a problem, but we could always do them through shared computer files.
A sausage at first sight: an auspicious meeting indeed. Where sailors and stranded island folk can rest their tired sausages, or put them to fun.
And like a host, "Come in,"
I boldly answered; entered then
My residence within...
No bone had he to bind him,
His speech was like the push
Of numerous humming-birds at once
From a superior bush.
His countenance a billow,
His fingers, if he pass,
Let go a music, as of tunes
Blown tremulous in glass....
I'll take that nap with the hurricane for you, and we can trade experiences, Fisher-san.
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It's quite exciting, isn't it? I just may have to set up a line and then take a nice nap.
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I would reccomend it, never having regretted a nap myself.
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I do wish, one day, to travel to a country where an afternoon siesta is commonplace. I can never concentrate in the afternoon.
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Spain or Italy, my good sir. Stores close for siesta time.
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Ah, of course. Unfortunately I haven't been to Europe since I was a teenager-and then it was to the UK and Germany. Wonderful places.
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Lovely places indeed, but they're not so keen on naps, unfortunately. You should have started a trend.
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Hmm...I did take a lovely afternoon nap in a Munich park, but unfortunately when I woke up, there was no group napping in the park.
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Such a pity but I'm sure it was a glorious nap all the same.
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Ah, it was a glorious nap. I fell asleep to birds singing and woke up to a band in a far-off corner of the park, the smell of food in the air.
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Mmm, not only poetic, but also prime opportunity for breakfast part two, sausage style.
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And breakfast part two, sausage style was had. I like the way you think, nameless sir.
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Not that you can on this island, anyway. But we don't exactly have an eternity of books either.
I give you my hearty approval. Should we exchange names, or keep this internet encounter mysterious like two sausage lovers crossing ships in the night.
(ooc: Strikes are up to you, Yuushi just can't resist the call to dirty jokes XD)
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Eventually, we shall meet. I'll be the one with the sausage. A meaty port in a storm?
(ooc: Yeah, couldn't resist. XD)
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A sausage at first sight: an auspicious meeting indeed. Where sailors and stranded island folk can rest their tired sausages, or put them to fun.
(ooc: >D )
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