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Aug 11, 2002 21:10

*prances around aimlessly*

So....
Who wants to check out my new property?

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*cha-CHUNK* eomer_of_rohan August 11 2002, 21:08:29 UTC
That was the sound of a shotgun being primed. One word: venison.

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AAHHHG. fredegarbolger August 11 2002, 21:16:43 UTC
That was the sound of me screaming.

WHAT THE FUCK I haven't even done anything yet. I don't think I've ever even seen you before and if I did I was probably so fucked up I dont remember.

....what was your name again?

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Ahahaa manofrohan August 11 2002, 21:54:01 UTC
Poor little claymation reindeer. I feel the urge to shove you into my backpack and rescue you. Or tape your ensuing doom.

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........ fredegarbolger August 11 2002, 21:56:41 UTC
If you do the first I'll stop calling you Theostud and writing limericks about you.

*looks pitifully cute and vulnerable*

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felarof August 12 2002, 06:27:03 UTC
*sighs* Do you have any idea what kind of damage a simple deer can do to a kingdom full of horses?

*watches mass spookings occur as horses catch sight of what must be a flesh-eating deer*

Ah, the beautiful sound of riders thudding on the ground ...

*wistful sigh*

You know, if we cut those antlers off, reshaped your ears and superglued copious amounts of string to your ass, you could almost pass for a horse. Much as I adore seeing my line throw riders to their doom, it could get a bit embarassing if word gets out that our horses are terrified of a hobbit-turned-deer.

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fredegarbolger August 12 2002, 09:40:45 UTC
Well, if word does spread, it wont be entirely unjustified. I did completely destroy Bree in a single night.

But I'm tiny! And cute! See?? *prances around* I'll try not to pull any of that sudden leaping into flight around any of you. And I'll try to keep the nose under control.

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menelsul August 12 2002, 09:44:23 UTC
I'm tiny and cute too! *prances*

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felarof August 12 2002, 09:46:11 UTC
It's not so much the flying or the nose. It's the principle of the thing. We horses have a long-standing tradition of using the slightest excuse to unseat a rider, and deer of any kind are the perfect vehicle for executing our bucking, bolting and rearing abilities. If I had a rider at the moment, I would demonstrate.

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