Room 222 | Monday Afternoon

[kirked]

Jim had pretty much repressed most everything that had happened to him over the past few weeks. No one had really asked him about it so that just made it easier to push it down and forget. He had other things to deal with anyway. Namely, graduation was less than a month off and he was going to have to make a decision on what he was going to do

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[makemyownway]

"Blowing off work today," Cade announced from the door. "Want to grab a pizza or something?"

[OOC: SP because my interwebs are super crappy right now, but I hadn't tossed Cade at him in too long!]

[makemyownway]

"Oh," Cade said with a little shrug. "Oh well. The beer would probably do that too, huh?"

[kirked]

"Probably," Jim laughed, shaking his head. "You ever heard the expression beer gut? Yeah."

[makemyownway]

"That's what sit-ups are for," Cade said. "No one likes a fat, pasty guy."

Thank you, Cade.

[kirked]

"I think some people like fat, pasty guys," Jim said, shaking his head. "Give the fat and pasty some credit, Cade! They could have great inner beauty."

[makemyownway]

"Who the kark cares about inner beauty?" Cade wondered.

[kirked]

"You're gonna make someone a great husband one day," Jim said dryly.

[makemyownway]

Cade snorted. "I'm never getting married."

That was probably a good thing.

[kirked]

"Not even drunkenly?" Jim aksed because he could see Cade doing something like that.

[makemyownway]

"Would that really count?" Cade checked.

Because, yeah, he'd do that.

[kirked]

Oh, Cade.

"I really don't think the laws of marriage have exceptions in there for being drunk," Jim said, shaking his head. "So, if you married someone legally while you were trashed? Yeah, it'd count."

[makemyownway]

"Even if she's ugly?"

CADE.

[kirked]

"Wow, you are a winner," Jim said, shaking his head. "Marriage is marriage, Cade. You marry someone legally, you're married. No matter the circumstances or the person."

[makemyownway]

"Kuso," Cade cursed, making a face. "Maybe I should drink less."

MAYBE, CADE.

[kirked]

"It might save you for being divorced five times before you hit thirty," Jim remarked. "Maybe."

[makemyownway]

"Least I'll have a story," Cade laughed.