Arnold--Hey Arnold!--Bar

Jan 30, 2009 22:42

Arnold walks into the bar today looking...well, quite frankly, like a mess ( Read more... )

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sparklznglee January 31 2009, 21:42:42 UTC
Kids these days.

"I'm sure that- once upon a time- that was a nice outfit," comments the mostly formal suited blondie type, who has a totes affectionate smile and everything.

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mm_mono January 31 2009, 21:45:16 UTC
Arnold peers up at him from his position on the couch.

"Hey, old Ryan."

It was a pretty snappy suit, at one point, but he lost the jacket somewhere. Oh well.

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sparklznglee January 31 2009, 22:02:03 UTC
T'is sad to see fashion go to such a waste. Woe.

"Hey, young Arnold. You're looking worse than usual. What happened?"

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mm_mono January 31 2009, 22:03:39 UTC
...How to answer that one...

"A lot of stuff," he says evasively.

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sparklznglee January 31 2009, 22:33:54 UTC
"That's very informative, thanks. Do I get specifics, or am I left to ponder the numerous possible reasons you've got quite so beaten up..?"

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mm_mono January 31 2009, 22:54:37 UTC
"Well," he says slowly, "first I broke into a high-security corporate headquarters, and then I sort of crashed a bus."

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sparklznglee January 31 2009, 22:56:23 UTC
Blinkblink. Ryan isn't sure if this a strange joke or something.

"How do you even manage any of that?"

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mm_mono January 31 2009, 22:59:04 UTC
No joke, stylish man.

"Gerald knows a guy who knows a girl, and she hooked us up with some equipment." Like the fancy suit and utility belt he's wearing right now.

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sparklznglee February 2 2009, 00:35:45 UTC
"Regular little spy kid, you are. Most I ever got to do was follow people around with a walkie talkie, I never got to break into high-security headquarters." No fair.

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mm_mono February 2 2009, 00:37:02 UTC
"I have a walkie-talkie," he says with a sly grin. "They make splitting up while on the job a lot easier."

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sparklznglee February 2 2009, 00:50:11 UTC
"Yeah, yeah. Rub it in, spy kid. I can be cool without a walkie talkie anyway." And he may just be refraining from pouting, because maturity in age doesn't mean maturity in mentality.

"Any reason for the break in?"

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mm_mono February 2 2009, 00:55:31 UTC
"We were looking for a historical document that would ensure the preservation of my neighborhood."

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sparklznglee February 2 2009, 01:22:02 UTC
Ryan doesn't quite get it, not when he lives in around a place like Broadway. "Was it in danger of.. being unpreserved?"

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mm_mono February 2 2009, 01:25:38 UTC
"All the buildings were going to be torn down to make room for a mall. Including the boarding house!"

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sparklznglee February 2 2009, 01:27:06 UTC
"They can do that?! That's insane. They can't just tear down people's houses, man."

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mm_mono February 2 2009, 01:28:19 UTC
"They were forcing everyone to sell out. We were the last ones to go, and because everyone else in the neighborhood had sold Grandpa didn't have a choice. That's why I did it."

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