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[a short closeup of an innocuous and particularly bountiful sprig of mistletoe, which happens to be growing on the windowsill of the Latimir apartment]
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As I am sure many are aware by now, it is ill-advised to attempt to consume, remove, damage, or disobey the new flora in our midst. I suppose the only question is where it has not
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However, what makes you think I am experimenting with the mistletoe?
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If you're doing some kind of convoluted research on a pig, why would I be surprised if you were doing it on mistletoe, too?
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... Such odd leaps of logic. But no, I am not doing anything with the mistletoe. [at this time]
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I hope you haven't learned about its dangers first-hand, Zexion-san. I wouldn't want you poisoned.
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[and a half-laugh] I have a certain basic range of knowledge with plantlife, and am not in the habit of eating strange ones, Seguchi.
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Mm. I'm glad. Still, I've seen a few grown men attempt to eat mistletoe in the past. Luckily it wasn't the European variety.
[ooc: ...That icon somehow makes me not believe what Zexion just said.]
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[brief pause] I may have to take offense if we continue in this vein, you know. [but it's said placidly enough]
[OOC: ... :| Hush, those are vegetables, dammit.]
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--LOOK IT MOVED AGAIN. Stop chasing me, nasty plant.
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Video, if you please?
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Unless you want to be making out with everyone you see, I would suggest staying very clear of it until I find out more.
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It leads one to wonder how long the wait will be.
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I have heard that the scientists do this every December, so they should be gone in a week or so.
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I have heard of its occurrence this past December only -- we are still a mere two or so years into this farce, after all.
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