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Dec 04, 2008 20:09

I do wonder if our mutual acquaintances are losing their touch - you think they'd would at least be able to keep track of *one* little ship, so that I wouldn't have to book a last-minute, red-eye flight to catch up with it. It's like they aren't even trying any more ( Read more... )

this cannot end well, ocelot's brother, kefka enjoys theater

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thatdamnclown December 5 2008, 02:16:30 UTC
For a good while, yes. Apparently it went off to some island they hadn't monitored. There was quite the panic at Intelligence, I hear...like there is any time something does not go exactly to their little clockwork plans. I suppose there's some satisfaction in knowing my sacrifice came with the satisfaction of knowing those busybodies were wringing their hands for a while.

Regardless - I am *horrified* by your poor memory, dear Shakalasha. What sort of brother forgets his sibling's favorite play, an epic tale of a man and a woman and the war keeping them apart? Besides, they've long since translated the score into today's speech not that the original isn't ten times as beautiful - you'll be able to follow along.

At the very least, you should go to clear your head of the...novelties of the western. "I'm a cowboy, on a steel horse I ride." Who writes this tripe?

Lastly - me? Make a scene? Hardly. I'd merely like to visit a famous theater ship, and perhaps leave them a few tokens of my respect. Must take advantage of the opportunity, wouldn't you say?

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but_inevitable December 5 2008, 02:32:08 UTC
It's hard to imagine that there's something they aren't monitoring.

How do you put up with that one? The music's okay, but there's no substance.

...it's part of the charm. You wouldn't understand.

If I have to defuse any of those... tokens, I won't be very amused.

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thatdamnclown December 5 2008, 02:56:35 UTC
Hah! Nothing is foolproof, my friend, even the information-gathering networks of our benefactors.

I will refrain from commenting on your fondness for selecting the theatrical equivalent of a ham sandwich over a sumptuous banquet. Perhaps your taste will be refined after we've seen both in close succession.

No fuses, then. Where are my remote detonators?

[ooc: strike very, very easy to recover]

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but_inevitable December 5 2008, 03:02:08 UTC
A ham sandwich with cheese, to be exact, and I find banquets too filling.

Have you forgotten how well I can hack? It's not happening, Kefka.

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thatdamnclown December 5 2008, 03:11:59 UTC
How a mind so agile can enjoy something so plain baffles me, but arguing the point would be not unlike shouting down a storm that has given itself a very silly name.

Teasing through purposefully-poorly hidden comments aside: I solemnly swear, on our shared past, that I will leave no devices, incendiary, explosive, caustic, or otherwise, on the Winding Way should you allow me to visit it while in Colvus.

Is that sufficient? Work aside, it is a quite famous theater ship - imagine if there were some great big flying cowboy ranch in town, wouldn't you want to see it?

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but_inevitable December 5 2008, 03:27:32 UTC
It's a strategically viable name.

I'm still going to go through your pockets before you step on.

...not unless there was a shootout.

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