WHO:Canada, Norway
WHEN: 6/9 Evening
WHERE:A sports bar
WHAT: STANLEY CUP
Matthew walked into the bar filled with excitement. It was crowded, people everywhere at the bar and at tables. Almost every screen was on the same game. The Flyers vs the Blackhawks. (
If the hawks won tonight the Stanley Cup was theirs. )
He led Matthew back to the car and carefully stowed the drinks and snacks in the trunk. "So where exactly is your apartment?" he asked as he pulled out of the parking lot.
Following Matthew's directions, the two of them were able to get to the apartment building with relative speed, despite getting caught behind a distracted mother going five miles under the speed limit. Sindre pulled the drinks out of the trunk as Matthew fiddled with the lock on the door. Finally getting inside, Sindre went to the kitchen to prepare rum and cokes while his friend went to the main area of the apartment, presumably to set up the snacks.
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Sindre took a second to look at what Matthew had pulled out for them to eat. Were those maple flavored chips? And candy? "You have an...interesting taste in snacks, Matthew," he commented, reaching for a plain bag of chips. "Maybe that's why the coke seems off?"
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Matt took another drink.
No, it definitely wasn't the chips he thought again reaching for another one. Mmm, he hummed as he ate it. The chips were really nice though, more than usual it seemed. Or maybe that was just the relaxed and slightly light headed feeling that was taking hold of him.
"You know these... chips are. DELICIOUS." he followed this sentence by taking a huge gulp of coke. Woah, even this stuff was starting to taste pretty good. Maple chips could do anything
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He couldn't help but stare as Matt started to down his drink. It probably shouldn't been that great of a surprise that the younger Canadian would lean toward the American habit of binge drinking-he had an American brother, if he remembered correctly-but it certainly put a damper on things. Sindre had originally planned to be able to make it home tonight, and taking care of a smashed teen wasn't exactly what he considered a victory party.
But it was Matt's apartment, and if he wanted to wreck it, that was his prerogative. Noticing the other was almost done with his glass, he asked, "Do you, ah, want another?"
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Clearly, maple chips had the unfortunate side effect of driving the eater insane. Knocking Matt's hand away, Sindre parried, "No, I am not a large mammal that likes to make dams. I think you need to sit down. Or see a therapist."
He pushed Matt back until his knees hit the couch and he fell onto it. Looming above him, Sindre stared down with his best 'I am older than you and you will listen to me' glare. "You can't shoot lasers. I can guarantee, you cannot shoot lasers. And I do not want any trouble. Which is why you're going to sit here while I get you some water." He paused, considered, then added, "And maybe a tranquilizer."
Snagging Matt's empty glass, Sindre turned to get his friend a glass of water. He couldn't believe Matt could get that drunk that quickly, but it was a bit sudden for temporary insanity as well.
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In times such as these there were two options a hero could take. He could run to fight another day, or he could tackle the mysteriously powered felon and risk facing all of his powers head on. He knew which option a fool would chose. BUT HE ALSO KNEW WHICH ONE A MAN WOULD CHOOSE.
"BEAVERRRRRSSS!!!" and with that shout he flew over the back of the couch tackling the man from behind. They both fell to the floor with a thud.
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