[Cabin fever was a dangerous thing. Especially when it came to a certain Canadian. Since the announcement of B's arrest and capture, Wallace decided that hey, it was time to celebrate. All this doom and gloom needed shifting, and nothing broke the ice like a little bit of filthy humour. So he'd buried himself in the kitchen, (avoiding the
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Naomi puts a palm to her forehead and sighs loudly. Under normal circumstances, she would have not stood for such immaturity, but she's beyond exhausted now. A pause. Oh, what the hell.
She makes a call again, still nothing to say, and hangs up. She repeats this yet a third time.]
Ugh! [She chucks the phone against a wall and drops down on her bed, now both hands over her face, exasperated.] Man, actually, some cookies would be really nice right about now. [She shakes her head. Don't be retarded, Misora.]
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Well, they're here if you wanna come get them?
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Um ... [Dang, it was temping.] ... no, thank you.
[Curse that pride!]
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Alright, but I'm pretty sure they'll go fast, so if you change your mind do it soon. Don't want anyone missing out.
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Dare I ask if these are... how did you phrase it, "artistic impressions" this time?
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Only one so far. Why, you want an ego stroking and for me to say that one's you? [He points to the largest peen cookie.]
Or were you dissatisfied with the last one I brought you?
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Aah, no, that's quite unnecessary.
[And he takes a very careful, dignified bite out of ass cookie.]
Was that cookie supposed to be a compliment? I was under the impression that I was simply a test subject.
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I'm yankin your chain. Relax.
[Oh he knows you're enjoying that. Eating an x-rated cookie can never look dignified.]
Well, if you hadn't noticed I use filthy humour to brighten the mood. You seemed kinda pissed, so I thought I'd come cheer you up. -- Well.. You never did work out what was on it did you?
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