It's been a long time since Joan's been in the bar for more than a moment or two ( Read more... )

It'd been a week since the defeat of Darken Rahl. Richard got that the people wanted to celebrate as they'd been under his rule for as long as he'd been alive. But he didn't quite understand why he had to stop everything he was doing in order to celebrate for a week straight. There were still battalions of the Da'Haran army out there that were ( Read more... )

In honor of Edie's personal idol, Elvis, there is a theme for the bartending tonight.  The jutebox is playing nothing but Elvis, and Edie is wearing a stylish take on Elvis's Jailhouse Rock get-up.  She's grinning from ear to ear; celebrating a very important birthday.

Hell, it should be a national holiday...hey, wait a minute...isn't she married to ( Read more... )

Tony Napolitano is writing his memoirs. Look out, universe.

Well, he's already reached so many of his life's goals, like 'marry Edie' and 'become President' and 'get another brandywine red 1959 T-bird.' What else is there left to do? So he's at a table tonight, enjoying some Scotch and now and then typing in a disjointed thought on his laptop ( ( Read more... )

It's the day after Christmas and all through the Bar...no, wait...that's not right ( Read more... )

Edie's got a list, and she's checked it twice, and is giving a few gifts (along with Tony) regardless ( Read more... )

Edie is decked out in her Sexy Santa Christmas best; ankle-high black boots, fishnets, a short Santa dress with more cleavage than normal, and a Santa hat jauntily placed on her hair.

Her husband is a little less festive in his bowling shirt and black pants, but at least he's well, which is why she's agreed to this in the first place.

Specials: 
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[OOM: Upstairs, Tony is finally starting to get better. Small warning for the tamest bed, bath and beyond scene he and Edie will probably ever have together.]On the bright side, Tony no longer thinks he's a vampire ( Read more... )

Do you know what's good for a mind with a lot to think about, not all of it good ( Read more... )

[OOM: Skyline City Origins: Multifacet and Spandexwoman, Issue 1, Spring 1964. In which our heroes young lovebirds do a bit of flirting, go on a date, take a bit of heat from their peers, and go to the prom, all the while oblivious not only to the radioactive drama in their future, but also to the forces aligning against them in their present. ( Read more... )