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[vivememorleti]

Hats off, City. I'm beginning to like you already. Make me into a woman for a day and this could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship. Although knowing my luck, I just missed that one.

Either way, welcome to the fold, Inoue-san. I'm glad to see your face again.

We are very, very lucky to have you here.

Comments

[wingstock]

You as a woman is one of the most horrifying mental images I have ever had the misfortune of having. Worse, I know you're not kidding.

As for Inoue-san...you better not be up to anything strange involving her, Urahara. I swear....

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[vivememorleti]

I think it would be a valuable learning experience, Kuchiki-san. I feel like I could finally begin to understand the fairer sex!

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[vivememorleti]

'Respect is earned,' is it, Kuchiki-san?

[wingstock]

....a learning experience. You fool. Of course.

As for respect...that is what I have been taught, yes. Why do you ask?

[vivememorleti]

Of course.

You still doubt my sincerity, but I suppose that's your right under the circumstances.

[wingstock]

Mm.

Circumstances? Urahara, name one instance in which you've been absolutely sincere with no double meanings, at all.

[vivememorleti]

My apologies are always sincere.

[wingstock]

You have that going for you, perhaps.

[vivememorleti]

No man, however faulty, is completely without his charms. ♥

[wingstock]

Logically, yes. That can be true.

[vivememorleti]

But you believe it can also be false?

[wingstock]

In some cases, very much so.

[vivememorleti]

Would it be rude to ask for some examples?

I'm curious.

[wingstock]

That depends: did you mean men in general or men in the human sense?

[vivememorleti]

In general, Kuchiki-san. Always, unless otherwise specified.

[wingstock]

I would say the espada lack all charm, male or female, but the male count is there nonetheless.