::spears a celery stalk, swishing it around in something Chell seems to think resembles dressing::
::wonders who got the bright idea to let the Bolian and Talaxian switch off security and mess shifts...then wonders when Neelix's cooking became worth preferring::
::sighs::
Should have risked wasting replicator rations.::debates doing it yet,
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::pulls up seat, dropping own tray down::
Just who I needed to see. And alone for once...
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::gives up on salad, leaning back to look at pilot::
What is it?
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::clasps hands, trying to figure out a non-ego-shattering way to phrase the issue::
Well, Harry, frankly, I need advice.
You're pretty good at reading women. Or at least reading what ticks them off and avoiding it.
::pauses::
You even get along with Seven better than most people.
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::no, he'd just follow::
::steels self::
Tom, there are a million and one things you could have done to tick Seven off. It's not that hard to do to begin with, and you're better at it than most people.
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I know that, Harry. Just...help me narrow it down.
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...are you sure she's mad at you?
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::dances in seat at not exactly patient look of coaxing blasting from across table::
...she'd overrode the bedroom door and left a blanket and padd in the living area. Said she was tired and I snore.
...so help me, if you laugh, Lieutenant....
What do you think?
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::fights twitch, even if companion's 'superior' tone isn't nearly as intimidating as it probably should be::
...well, yeah, she's not supposed to need regeneration and sleep close together, so I'd call flimsy excuse.
What was the last thing you talked about?
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The last last remark I made might have been something akin to a statement of intent...well, proposition, if she hadn't been in the mood...
::looks around at sound of utensil dropping nearby, glaring at unsuspecting snoop of a crewman::
::lowers voice::
Those don't usually make her mad though.
::clears throat at friend's expression of disbelief::
She's a very passionate woman, Harry.
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I don't want to hear about your sex life. Or hers. Those fantasies get me in trouble with certain borderline telepaths.
What was the last thing you talked about before that?
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::thinks::
Hell, I don't know. Nicknames? Her nickname.
Jenay went off when I called her 'sprite' and I very innocently asked if all members of the female race hate terms of endearment, and might have brought up the fact that Magnus calls her Annie...
She did rush me off then, now that I think of it.
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::discreetly checks chronometer...he can't nag about personal issues on the bridge, at least::
Now you've just got to figure out how to get yourself out of it.
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::slaps palms to eyes, squinting to shut out light even further::
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I don't know, I'm not a mind reader. Inference can only get you so far.
You should probably ask her...after shift.
We're already late.
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::reluctantly follows him out of mess and toward lift::
Borg are a hell of a lot of work. It's worse than dealing with a Klingon.
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I think it has more to do with her being part of the female race.
Tom, you have a knack for annoying women.
...you've even managed to make Kes mad...both of them.
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