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neverplaysfair

Game 009 [Action] - Breaking the Rules?

Dec 18, 2009 00:30

[ Joshua's back to his usual size. However, he was quite certain that he wasn't out for anywhere near long enough for this many people to show up. ]

... Is this normal?

!fourth wall, @event, never trust a giggling mun, #action

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sry.. had to ihasfeather December 18 2009, 05:32:20 UTC

One would have to define "normal" first.~

hodayum XD neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 05:37:06 UTC

Hence why I'm asking. Normal is perception, and if this is perceived as usual, then it would indeed be "normal".

... Did you show up here recently, by the way?

UFUU FUU ihasfeather December 18 2009, 05:39:16 UTC

I did, actually.

I thought it was "hee hee"? lol neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 05:42:21 UTC

You didn't get wings.

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shesmyentryfee December 18 2009, 05:35:34 UTC

Probably not.

neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 05:39:06 UTC

You don't have wings.

shesmyentryfee December 18 2009, 05:42:47 UTC

No. Flying isn't one of my powers.

[OoC; He's from a super power AU game fyi. |D]

neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 05:45:07 UTC

[ XD ]

You're a different Neku? Interesting.

howtoliveurlife December 18 2009, 05:35:42 UTC

Today, on the Dr. Phil show, we are here with one Joshua Kiryuu to discuss how normalcy can be a positive influence on the young teenagers of America!

So, Joshua, what are your thoughts on this very important matter?

neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 05:41:26 UTC

I think it would be much more important if we were actually in America. Additionally, you're wrong.

howtoliveurlife December 18 2009, 05:55:27 UTC

Wrong? My dear sir, I am never wrong, especially when it comes to important matters like this. Right, ladies and gentlemen?

[Suddenly, an NPC audience! They all clap in agreement with Dr. Phil.]

Still, let me hear you out. What makes you think that?

neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 06:04:08 UTC

Normalcy isn't a positive influence. It's a method of mass suppression of individuality.

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Chez made me I am so sorry hikikomorism December 18 2009, 05:58:54 UTC

So how far are you into the pregnancy? Have you felt any kicking yet?

Psst: the answer is only a month or two neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 06:06:56 UTC

... You seem to be mistaking me for someone else.

I cannot wait until the hormones take over hikikomorism December 18 2009, 06:10:02 UTC

... Nope. You're Joshua. Pretty sure.

So answer the question.

Oh he will be SO moody~ neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 06:16:34 UTC

I wasn't aware I was pregnant, then. Must not be that far along yet.

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border_phantasm December 18 2009, 06:18:40 UTC

Is anything?

neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 06:21:05 UTC

Generally things reach a level of predictability that one might classify as "normal", regardless of other circumstances.

border_phantasm December 18 2009, 06:35:42 UTC

And yet it is still subjective. Normality for one may be abnormality for another.

neverplaysfair December 18 2009, 06:40:10 UTC

Those with shared experiences tend to have a shared normality.

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