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Feb 03, 2006 15:09

For once, the sound of Jay's guitar wasn't... right. In fact, he was messing up, and starting over, and messing up ( Read more... )

john sheppard, jay guthrie, dr. rob chase

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dr_robchase February 3 2006, 21:11:24 UTC
Chase arched an eyebrow at the sound of the guitar. "For a moment, I thought Wilson had stolen that away and was trying to perfect the fine art of cat's screeching," he teased with a bit of a smirk, leaning in the doorway. "Classical?"

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emo_mutant February 4 2006, 04:35:40 UTC
"It's supposed to be culture," Jay informed him. "Or some shit. It's a good song. I just... need practice."

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dr_robchase February 4 2006, 04:58:45 UTC
Chase flopped down onto one of the couches, relaxing out and kicking his feet up. "It sounds fine," he promised. "Just...unpracticed."

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emo_mutant February 5 2006, 06:34:21 UTC
"Story of my life," grinned Jay. "Fine but unpracticed."

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flyboy_shepp February 4 2006, 00:08:05 UTC
The sound of a guitar - out of tune or no - was music to John's ears. Music. He followed the sound, smiling triumphantly when he came across a guy with a guitar. "I think you are my new best friend," he said happily.

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emo_mutant February 4 2006, 04:36:48 UTC
Jay would have argued that it was perfectly in tune-- just being played poorly at the moment. "Aw, well, ain't that sweet," he said, affecting the drawl more than usual. "Siddown a spell."

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flyboy_shepp February 4 2006, 04:40:57 UTC
John did just that. "John Sheppard, nice to meet you. How long have you had that, and do you know any Johnny Cash?" His fingers twitched; he missed his own guitar.

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emo_mutant February 5 2006, 06:36:20 UTC
"Since I was old enough to respect her," Jay said, "and who doesn't?" He gave the guitar a strum, as if introducing it to the man. "Name's Jay Guthrie."

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