Remy meandered his way down the stairs, as he was prone to doing, surprisingly, he'd forgotten what day it was. This didn't happen very often.
Except for the fact that it did.
In any case, he barely even noticed the fwip, nor did he notice the cat ears. He did, however, notice the tail, since that arrived with something more of a bendy-straw
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"That sounded like it hurt."
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The tail in question was flicking wildly, he glowered over his shoulder at it, focusing intently until the wild flicking calmed to a gentle sway, "Righ', t'at's better."
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"Really. A tail. I mean, yer supposed to get tail durin' Mardi Gras an' all, but that's a bit literal, don'tcha think?"
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He shrugged, "Don' know, t'literal migh' help wit' t'figurative, non?"
And then, sprawling himself into a nearby seat, he said, "How've y'been?"
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He smirked, "An' I'm guessin' you know me."
Hey, random odd-eyed Cajun men that spontaneously grow cat ears and tails totally sounded like someone he'd befriend, frankly.
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He shrugged, "T'ough I s'pose we haven' act'lly met yet." He offered a hand, "Remy L'Beau."
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He didn't seem to mind this, I mean, c'mon. The guy was good looking enough.
Pickles extended his hand, "Pleased t'meetcha.. Again. Whatever. So hey, have a seat, have a drink."
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He stretched himself just a little more comfortably in his chosen seat, leaning his chin on his folded arms on the tabletop, fingers drumming idly for a moment.
He didn't usually have to think about what he wanted, but today was different, finally he shrugged, "Mmm, simple charm soun's good." Tail? Still swaying idly.
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"Y'know, I don't know why, but yer name sounds really familiar." He creased his brow at that, it was one of those things where it would bug him until he thought of the reason.
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And he wasn't going to say why. Nope.
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Pickles slipped into a more comfortable sprawl in his own seat as well, "So I'm guessin' you an' me we..." He rolled his hand slightly, as if fishing for words.
"Had lots and lots of copious and utterly flippant fucking."
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He shrugged again, "Non, wasn' t'at much've it." A pause, calculating, "Not s'far as I know anyway. F'you've had more've it t'an I have means one've us's got some catchin' up t'do."
And no, he really had no idea how that would work.
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He shrugged as he returned to his leaning, "S'still weird t'ough."
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Because that's a totally straight thing to offer, sure.
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He grinned toothily at the waitrat when it returned, "Merci."
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