TONIGHT'S SPECIALS
Neon Voodoo
Citrus Neon
Neon IguanaYeah, someone had decided tonight's theme was going to be neon. And that person was Mike. He didn't even have any real reason for it - apart from maybe missing the glow of neon lettering in the night. He didn't know. His moods were all kinds of random, lately ( Read more... )

Raven was totally going to look up some of the classic early hip hop and 90s R&B that Hardison had told her about, she was. But just now she'd gotten completely stuck on one particular song the stereo had picked to play at her at the top of her shift. Specifically, she as stuck on attempting to learn the woman's verse. The irony of a shapeshifting ( Read more... )

Sparkle had listened to the radio this morning. He'd listened to the radio and he'd spent a good twenty minutes either laughing or crying, he wasn't completely certain which it was, but whichever it was, he'd been left grinning and aching and exhausted when he was done, so he'd basically just let autopilot take over and he'd made his way to work ( Read more... )

A weekend could pass in the blink of an eye, couldn't it?

The stone waited patiently until the sun sunk beneath the horizon. Only then did it resume its song, a call as clear as birdsong, but audible only to a few.

It was time to return.

[[ your catch-all say-goodbye post ]]

"This," Dante said, "Has got to be the most depressing part of the week so far."

No, the entire town being in disrepair wasn't it. Running into Kathy wasn't it. Fighting a tentacle beast wasn't it.

He picked a sliver of cardboard with the Pizza Planet logo still on top of it up out of the debris, and sighed. "Shitting hell."

[[ open. idek. ]]

It was like a miracle. Kathy didn't use that word much--or at all, really--having given up on the idea of miracles years ago. But here she was, awake with a full belly (courtesy of Parker), the weak sunlight shining down on her face. Even for December sunshine, it was thin and cold, but it was more sun than Kathy could remember shining down on this ( Read more... )

Well, that had happened fast. Had it always been that fast, or was the process speeding up? Kathy couldn't remember. But this morning she'd gotten up and was greeted by the familiar fog and scent of mildew and rusting metal. Ahh, all the comforts of home. Cursing, she'd left her squat in Barry's old lab, hoping to find something to scrounge before ( Read more... )

Well, their Fandom was phasing with a new one and while Kathy couldn't remember how long it would take before theirs overtook this one and destroyed it nor how many times this had already happened in the past (though the flickers were lingering longer now than they'd been this morning, so odds were high the process was a quick one), she knew to ( Read more... )

Alluka had not actually realized anything was weird about the weekend. After all, she'd had a perfectly normal Saturday, which had involved a tea party with a bunch of toys and snacks and had left her room only to run to the bathroom ( Read more... )

Hopefully, everyone still had a little socialization in them yesterday after the mixer. There was still plenty of Tamsin's booze reserves to be shared, which would go nicely with all of the breakfast foods being served.

Each of the tables had a pot of coffee as well, just in case that was needed. There was no glitter in the coffee, promise.

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