Once in a while, it's a nice thing to make your own drink, and with gin that was not distilled two hours ago in a contraption that involves one of Trapper McIntyre's (clean, or so he says) tube socks. Hawkeye has never been shy; when he places a hand on the countertop -- almost as if preparing to dance -- and inquires, "May I?" he receives a note
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The Russiany-ness of Wundagore demands a love of vodka!
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"Is that dirty or clean?" he inquires, grinning, and he's definitely got the patter right to be a bartender. Smooth and amused as ever (and more to himself than the customer): "Said the dish to the spoon."
[OOC: Eek, sorry; was making dinner.]
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[ooc: no problem! :D]
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Because if he was, he wouldn't be able to see the pretty brunette seating herself at the bar.
Hopefully she won't declare ladies' night this time and insist on flirting with everyone at the bar.
"I'll take the special."
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He stands up straighter; shoots a smile at her.
"The only good martini is the one that's dry enough that you can almost taste the sand, after all." As he talks, he's pulling out the necessary ingredients.
He could probably do this blindfolded.
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Or maybe she just likes looking at people's hands. Some people are weird like that.
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And he has always been good at filling silence.
"Good evening; I'll be your alcoholic beverage attendant for the evening," he says lightly, as he works. "If you need anything at all, please press the red button overhead, or wave and shout for Hawkeye."
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"Special looks good, I'll have one," he remarked as he sat down at the bar.
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It'll be a gin martini (stirred, not shaken); strong and dry as hell itself.
In the meantime, as he's putting it together, Hawkeye says, "Good evening; I'm Hawkeye Pierce and I'll be your bartender for the night." (It's a shtick, as usual, but a smooth, comfortable one.) "Please keep your hands and elbows inside the bar at all times."
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"Good meeting you, I'm Nathan. Petrelli."
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"You know, you've got a very familiar face," Hawkeye says, lightly stirring gin, vermouth, and ice cubs. "You do any television work in the fifties?"
(He's kidding.)
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He'd quite like a martini if they're going, he likes martinis, the drier the better of course, but he's seldom in the mood. Tonight he is. He cocks his head to one side and stares pointedly at the man, wondering if the odd looking man will see him or not.
...If not, he'll ask Bar for a drink, but he does like to meet new people...
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"Zyum," he hums to himself. "Zya-di-da-di-dee my, blue, heaven..."
A sip of his drink, and he's watching the bar at large, waiting for customers.
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If the floating martini glass fails to gain some form of attention, then he's going to start singing. It always unnerves the ones who can't see him, which is a very good joke... Well, he thinks so anyway.
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He may not be mad, but Hawkeye has a very high tolerance for strange happenings, especially after coming to this place and treating werewolves and shaking demon rabbits off his pant legs.
If there's actually somebody there, he just talked to them; if somebody's playing a practical joke, he just talked to thin air.
Either way, Hawkeye is not too concerned. Not for the moment, anyway.
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He grins at the end of this solemn, dramatic recital.
"Hi, Ace. They'll let just about anybody in here, won't they?"
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She pauses, mostly for emphasis.
"Are y' knockin' cheap swill now? Sacrilege."
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