forty-one beers

Jul 01, 2009 21:53

I quit. I'm giving up gambling*. Never again. I'm serious.

And I have no damn cash left anywhere on my body or in my mattress or laying in the couch cushions so if someone looking for a charity case would be so kind as to buy me a burger until payday? That'd be awesome.

*This doesn't mean I'm giving up playing. Just not for money. End of story. ( Read more... )

feed the dean plz, dean hates hospitals, cursed, dean hates bitches, dean hates witches, dean is ambivalent toward jo, dean likes food, needs a beer, deep-seated issues, dean loves pie, sammy, dean likes beer, dean is ambivalent toward alec, don't even like to be singled out, dean hates angels, pretend we're normal, strap your party hat on, don't fudge with me

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cal_sitter July 2 2009, 01:58:24 UTC
You could ask for an advance on your next paycheck.

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cal_sitter July 2 2009, 02:54:04 UTC
Sedatives. A precaution, apparently. Cal and I usually get by on what we can obtain on our own, and if we can't, we don't use our own names at the emergency room.

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shutupsammy July 2 2009, 02:59:22 UTC
A precaution against what?

You guys end up in the ER often?

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cal_sitter July 2 2009, 03:08:24 UTC
Patients suffering from encephalitis become disoriented and stress can trigger seizures. It's safer to let them sleep.

Only once, five months ago City time, and only because we had nowhere else to go. Rom don't go to hospitals. Neither do people who'd rather not explain how they came to need twenty-seven stitches for a dog bite. I take it you don't follow the same policy.

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shutupsammy July 2 2009, 03:17:04 UTC
I didn't know you had encephalitis. Is that what it was? Isn't that water on the brain or something like that?

Only reason we ever went to hospitals is for my dumb ass. Might have been the only reason we could.

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cal_sitter July 2 2009, 03:19:43 UTC
Inflammation of the tissues of the brain. It varies in severity.

What do you mean?

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shutupsammy July 2 2009, 03:28:15 UTC
So there's no water involved at all?

All I mean is my brother's a real special kid.

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cal_sitter July 2 2009, 03:36:35 UTC
I'll let you know if I hear any sloshing between my ears.

My brother never got sick. He still doesn't. I could come home with a flu that took out half the school, and he'd never catch it.

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shutupsammy July 2 2009, 03:39:20 UTC
You do that. I'll be less of an idiot and start reading up on crap before I talk about it and make myself look like an idiot.

A lot of people'd kill for an immune system like that. No doubt about it.

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cal_sitter July 2 2009, 03:43:34 UTC
You knew it for a neurological disease.

I can bring one or two individuals to mind as certainties, if they hadn't already been granted the same resistance to disease.

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shutupsammy July 2 2009, 03:50:23 UTC
Cynocephaly. It's-- people with dog heads. Widely attested to supernatural phenomenon that shows up at least somewhere in most Middle Eastern and Mediterranean texts.

They sound like real pleasant people. Still. Guess it wouldn't do any good for me. I find trouble on my own.

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cal_sitter July 2 2009, 03:59:57 UTC
I'm fairly certain I didn't have that.

You're becoming maudlin again.

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shutupsammy July 2 2009, 04:02:47 UTC
I meant that's how I knew what that word meant. Cephawhatever.

I like you. Because you give me warnings before I look like a cliche.

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cal_sitter July 2 2009, 04:05:08 UTC
You're not an idiot. Your knowledge is simply esoteric and exceedingly specialized.

Issuing warnings is one of my longstanding duties.

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shutupsammy July 2 2009, 04:07:15 UTC
That's what happens when you're a trade worker, I guess.

I know the feeling.

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cal_sitter July 2 2009, 04:08:48 UTC
We were born first. Luck of the draw.

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