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beenwaitinglong in sirenspull

#1 [video]

Jul 03, 2010 10:28

[ A mysterious figure with a glowing... something on his face lounges on the sofa of one of the starter apartments. He's holding a styrofoam cup of gas station coffee. He takes a long sip of some beverage, then speaks.When you don't know what path to take, you keep on walking for the sake of making progress. That's one of my rules ( Read more... )

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[voice] mentis_reae July 3 2010, 16:32:58 UTC

Were you met by a greeter?

[voice] beenwaitinglong July 3 2010, 16:38:58 UTC

If you mean that stuttering twit out at the baseball field, then yes.

[voice] mentis_reae July 3 2010, 16:40:52 UTC

Then you've been informed of the basic principles of this place. I assume, however, that you've questions remaining aside from the one you posed.

[voice] beenwaitinglong July 3 2010, 16:42:09 UTC

Life is nothing but a neverending series of questions. That's one of my rules.

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[video] deservesabone July 3 2010, 16:47:56 UTC

I've heard most of the good cafes are in Sector 3, but you can get a decent cup of coffee just about anywhere around, long as you don't go to the gas stations for it.

[sort of staring at the toaster thing]

[video] beenwaitinglong July 3 2010, 16:54:31 UTC

[Eying the cup of coffee in his hand... not that you can tell.]

You're not speaking in tongues, amigo. This bilge is barely drinkable.

[video] deservesabone July 3 2010, 17:01:05 UTC

Hit the wrong place up, huh?

[video] beenwaitinglong July 3 2010, 17:03:05 UTC

[He finishes drinking the cup he's on, crumples it up and tosses it aside. He reaches off-camera and two seconds later there is another styrofoam cup in his hand, exactly the same.]

Well, I didn't have much on me and it was the first place I saw that sold coffee.

Granted, I use the term "coffee" loosely.

[Siiiip.]

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voice; pullsheavendown July 3 2010, 17:25:44 UTC

The wide universe...have you been to other worlds before?

voice; beenwaitinglong July 3 2010, 17:30:38 UTC

The mind is a universe in itself, and those who follow the path of knowledge will travel beyond the definitions of existence itself.

That's a rule to live by.

voice; pullsheavendown July 3 2010, 18:07:24 UTC

Huh?

voice; beenwaitinglong July 3 2010, 18:47:55 UTC

No, I haven't been to other worlds. Not literally, anyway.

Well. Until just now.

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[voice] axemeaquestion July 3 2010, 18:16:49 UTC

--Well.

Gotta give you credit for being a lot calmer than I was showing up here.

[voice] beenwaitinglong July 3 2010, 18:48:51 UTC

Panic rarely solves anything, I've found.

[voice] axemeaquestion July 3 2010, 19:09:05 UTC

I'd say point taken but I can't talk.

[voice] beenwaitinglong July 3 2010, 19:13:27 UTC

Panic is human. Otherwise nobody would do it.

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gaveherwings July 3 2010, 18:46:14 UTC

A refreshing point of view.

As for coffee, just stay away from the places that boast poetry readings- you might not need anything much more acidic to turn your stomach, after hearing them.

beenwaitinglong July 3 2010, 18:49:48 UTC

Thanks.

Ha...! So many words in the language, so many nauseating ways of twisting them together. It's like coffee, in a way.

gaveherwings July 4 2010, 01:30:10 UTC

How is it like coffee?

beenwaitinglong July 4 2010, 02:45:21 UTC

So many beautiful flavors, so many cheap people who don't care to bring out the best in them. For example, this gas station appears to have brewed their house blend out of toilet water.

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