Just 'Happy Birthday', huh...? Hn...Going for the simple and straight to the point route as per usual with you, I take it....I think I owe the boss an apology...He's right....His conversational skills are ten times better when compared to yours...
If Eishirou is really that difficult, feel free to go back to using Kite, Chinen.
Airi-chan got me a new set of beakers, since the idiots in the club keep taking mine You didn't have that problem back in Okinawa, and the students there couldn't afford multiple sets of their own. Does Hyoutei not have a Disciplinary Committee, or is this just one of the many wonderful quirks of the school I should prepare myself for?
Mineko wanted me to pass along her own wishes for your birthday. She also told me to make sure you got at least one cake; I assume that dessert last night counts.
...And after all that, then we went back and spent the rest of the day in bed...Boss ought to be glad that he hasn't moved in yet...We got really noisy~~ ... On the other hand, I cannot believe that you've so completely eroded Hirakoba-kun's inhibitions that he'd be willing to carry on with someone else in the dorm.
[ooc: Yeah, I have no idea what Kite did for Chinen's birthday. But clearly, they stopped off at a cafe at some point, and ordered something
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Oh, Eishikins~~♥ Always so proper about everything~~ I could make it much worse, boss, just so you know...
I didn't have a problem back at Higa because everyone knew that if they took them, I was going to beat the shit out of them...But seeing as fighting isn't anywhere close to being as easily accepted here, that option isn't really available to me this time....And seeing as all the beakers look the same unless you have your own custom set, I have no proof that any of them took them...They've all insisted that they haven't touched mine and that the beakers are theirs... ...And no...Hyoutei doesn't have a Disciplinary Committee......Apparently they think that the school is too prim and proper to need one. Rich people are civil and don't break rules like the commoners do, or something like that.......I'm tempted to start up one just to prove how wrong they are...I've got enough experience from helping out Rin in it when we were at Higa to know how to handle things...Wanna help...? I get the feeling they're more likely to allow such a
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Seigaku and Rokkaku would likely disagree with that. I have no doubt.
... Because thievery based on boredom is much less plebeian than that based on need. You'd also think that the threat of physical violence would have greater weight given their general inability to counter it. Yes, Rich People are different from the rest of us the same way Japanese snow is so unique as to make Swiss ski-gear useless. That kind of reasoning only makes sense to those who actively benefit from it. If you think my reputation hasn't already preceded me, yes. I'm already too late for tennis this school year and there is no kobudo club, so my extra-curriculars are lacking.
She'll appreciate that. If I call her regularly, it's being nosy and overprotective, but if my friends do the same, it's "nice." She'll also appreciate that note about the cake; she's just as much a snob as you are when it comes to certain things.
Is this your attempt at dissuading me from taking you up on that rooming offer?
[ooc: Strikes in that second-to-last bit are
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No, I think they would agree....But they would just think you're violently proper...
They certainly seem to think so, from the looks of it....Normally it would, but they apparently feel confident in their countering of "I'm going to tell sensei" and "You'll get suspended if you hit me"... Yet we aren't among those precious elite who do benefit from it, so are we are forced to go back to our Alps with our supposed inferior ski-gear because of it...? Or are we to say that that's a lie and trample some snow to prove as much...? Then you can be the committee leader, seeing as with this, I'll be having the opposite with too much on my plate between it, tennis, the beautification committee, and chemistry club...And give yourself a bit more credit, boss...You've always had a knack for making a good impression on authority figures...So even if anyone knows about your reputation, they're not going to care once you start talking~~
I'm not a snob...I'm just picky. There's a difference...I'd rather not be confused for the rest of the student
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....Heh...But thanks, Ojiji~~
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........I'm going to beat you upside the head with your gift if you get something like that for me ever again...
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Airi-chan got me a new set of beakers, since the idiots in the club keep taking mine
You didn't have that problem back in Okinawa, and the students there couldn't afford multiple sets of their own. Does Hyoutei not have a Disciplinary Committee, or is this just one of the many wonderful quirks of the school I should prepare myself for?
Mineko wanted me to pass along her own wishes for your birthday. She also told me to make sure you got at least one cake; I assume that dessert last night counts.
...And after all that, then we went back and spent the rest of the day in bed...Boss ought to be glad that he hasn't moved in yet...We got really noisy~~
... On the other hand, I cannot believe that you've so completely eroded Hirakoba-kun's inhibitions that he'd be willing to carry on with someone else in the dorm.
[ooc: Yeah, I have no idea what Kite did for Chinen's birthday. But clearly, they stopped off at a cafe at some point, and ordered something ( ... )
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I didn't have a problem back at Higa because everyone knew that if they took them, I was going to beat the shit out of them...But seeing as fighting isn't anywhere close to being as easily accepted here, that option isn't really available to me this time....And seeing as all the beakers look the same unless you have your own custom set, I have no proof that any of them took them...They've all insisted that they haven't touched mine and that the beakers are theirs...
...And no...Hyoutei doesn't have a Disciplinary Committee......Apparently they think that the school is too prim and proper to need one. Rich people are civil and don't break rules like the commoners do, or something like that.......I'm tempted to start up one just to prove how wrong they are...I've got enough experience from helping out Rin in it when we were at Higa to know how to handle things...Wanna help...? I get the feeling they're more likely to allow such a ( ... )
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... Because thievery based on boredom is much less plebeian than that based on need. You'd also think that the threat of physical violence would have greater weight given their general inability to counter it.
Yes, Rich People are different from the rest of us the same way Japanese snow is so unique as to make Swiss ski-gear useless. That kind of reasoning only makes sense to those who actively benefit from it. If you think my reputation hasn't already preceded me, yes. I'm already too late for tennis this school year and there is no kobudo club, so my extra-curriculars are lacking.
She'll appreciate that. If I call her regularly, it's being nosy and overprotective, but if my friends do the same, it's "nice." She'll also appreciate that note about the cake; she's just as much a snob as you are when it comes to certain things.
Is this your attempt at dissuading me from taking you up on that rooming offer?
[ooc: Strikes in that second-to-last bit are ( ... )
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They certainly seem to think so, from the looks of it....Normally it would, but they apparently feel confident in their countering of "I'm going to tell sensei" and "You'll get suspended if you hit me"...
Yet we aren't among those precious elite who do benefit from it, so are we are forced to go back to our Alps with our supposed inferior ski-gear because of it...? Or are we to say that that's a lie and trample some snow to prove as much...? Then you can be the committee leader, seeing as with this, I'll be having the opposite with too much on my plate between it, tennis, the beautification committee, and chemistry club...And give yourself a bit more credit, boss...You've always had a knack for making a good impression on authority figures...So even if anyone knows about your reputation, they're not going to care once you start talking~~
I'm not a snob...I'm just picky. There's a difference...I'd rather not be confused for the rest of the student ( ... )
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