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letmefollow

4 [written as she leaves the office]

Apr 20, 2010 02:26

I have some questions ( Read more... )

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feathered_earth April 20 2010, 01:28:17 UTC

What kind of dragon?

And I think the fluffballs ought to just be let be so long as they aren't eating your food. You'd run out anyhow.

letmefollow April 20 2010, 01:31:14 UTC

A large, ostentatious fire-breathing one by all accounts.

feathered_earth April 20 2010, 01:34:33 UTC

Well, something like that might not be very good. But there isn't anything wrong with a decently-sized dragon. Something that won't mistake you for lunch.

letmefollow April 20 2010, 03:57:22 UTC

How is having a DRAGON in the office to catch these furry things a good idea?

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reckless_rebel April 20 2010, 01:33:09 UTC

Answer: Fucking metal.

snowburned April 20 2010, 01:39:11 UTC

You sound like Alexi. Trying to keep his spirit here in the sphere?

reckless_rebel April 20 2010, 01:40:17 UTC

Someone's gotta remind everyone what's metal and what's dildos, KZ.

snowburned April 20 2010, 01:40:49 UTC

Does everything fall into those two categories?

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cathar_jedi April 20 2010, 01:52:41 UTC

A... dragon?

I suppose it depends on whether this someone would be able to care for and handle it properly.

letmefollow April 20 2010, 04:14:55 UTC

I don't think he would. And I have no intention of looking after a dragon when the novelty He will NOT get a dragon if he knows what's good for him.

cathar_jedi April 20 2010, 15:19:03 UTC

There is a child who runs an animal shelter who could take it, perhaps. But it is a poor idea to take up an animal on a whim, in any case.

stonyfaced April 20 2010, 02:09:43 UTC

If it's a little one and you've got the proper fireproof building for it, they're not so bad. As a general rule, though, I stay away from things that breathe fire, seeing as we live in a giant tree and all.

letmefollow April 20 2010, 04:15:54 UTC

I have NO intention of getting a dragon, and I am pretty certain that the individual in question shouldn't be allowed anywhere near one either.

stonyfaced April 20 2010, 04:45:53 UTC

Not if he's not willing to take care of it properly, certainly. Do we even have dragons here?

letmefollow April 20 2010, 05:09:13 UTC

For the sake of my sanity and the future of the Adventurers, I hope not.

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unevoked April 20 2010, 02:27:06 UTC

...Dunno how good an idea keeping a dragon is.

And that little runt run off again? Fuck.

letmefollow April 20 2010, 04:18:37 UTC

It's not a good idea. It's a terrible idea.

He was waiting for me outside the office again. I'll bring him back; you really should try and keep a closer watch on him in case he strays further afield.

unevoked April 20 2010, 04:30:32 UTC

Pretty much. 'Sides, it could eat all the fluffy things.

I'll tell Pollux to keep an eye on him.

letmefollow April 20 2010, 04:39:00 UTC

While that would be a perk, I would sooner deal with fluffy things than a dragon.

I was under the impression that both of you were going to be his owners. Or are you shirking responsibility?

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