Second floor common room, Tuesday afternoon

Jan 13, 2009 13:06

Priestly was perched on the counter again, this time next to the coffee pot. His mohawk was still green from yesterday, but it matched his "I sell crack for the CIA" t-shirt and he didn't want to risk getting dye on his clothes. He had his legs crossed -- never fear, he was wearing pants, no danger of accidental flashing here. And he was talking ( Read more... )

katina choovanski, 2nd floor common room, johnny storm, dor of xanth, viki, priestly, claudia kishi, claire fisher

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gudspellr_claud January 13 2009, 19:13:28 UTC
"Hi!" Claudia chirped as she walked into the common room, still wearing her outfit from classes: a micromini jean skirt, a black bustier that exposed a strip of her stomach, and a black and red knee-length sweater that was significantly longer then the skirt. She'd topped it off with bright red platform heels and pulled her hair back into a long French braid. She'd made the beaded necklace herself, along with the dangly silver earrings. On anyone else, she'd look like a hooker. On Claudia, it looked great.

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lovemykilt January 13 2009, 19:23:43 UTC
Priestly definitely agreed that it looked great. He whistled a phrase of Cake's "Short Skirt, Long Jacket" and waved the hand that wasn't holding his coffee mug. "Claudia. Looking awesome today."

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gudspellr_claud January 13 2009, 19:30:10 UTC
Claudia spun in a little circle. "Thank you! I didn't get a chance to mention your shirt in class today. Totally stellar."

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lovemykilt January 13 2009, 19:32:00 UTC
"Thanks. Coffee? I bet I could coax a cup out for you."

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robinthefrog January 13 2009, 20:39:47 UTC
Robin had seen all the notices. He didn't wear clothes or drink much coffee, so it didn't really seem to affect him. Since he'd had actual conversations with inanimate objects (though they had mouths and often eyes), he could sympathize with them though.

"Any luck Priestly?"

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lovemykilt January 13 2009, 20:41:30 UTC
"It's been kind enough to let me have some coffee," Priestly said, well aware that he was still sitting next to it. Wouldn't do to fall out of its good graces now.

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robinthefrog January 13 2009, 21:36:10 UTC
"That's good. I'm glad to see that they are willing to work with people who are reasonable with them."

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lovemykilt January 13 2009, 21:52:49 UTC
"Well, if they're really serious about enacting social change based on their employment, it probably shouldn't. It kind of undermines the point of a strike. But it can still make its point if it's particular about who it's giving its wares to."

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