006. [text]

[dancing_pierrot]

Despite the favour I have for it, even I must admit that sometimes the word 'fool' is inadequate for fully demonstrating the complete and utter depths of another person's stupidity; previously, I would have thought that there were no words in this language or any other that would serve as suitable descriptor

Comments

[voice]

[mentis_reae]

[FRANZISKA. WHAT EVEN.]

I assume Mr. Black requested you do this.

[voice]

[dancing_pierrot]

[CREATIVE USES OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, LITTLE BROTHER.]

No, he did not request it. [A pause.] He simply claimed that I couldn't.

[voice]

[mentis_reae]

Come up with one for every letter of the alphabet, barring "x"?

[voice]

[dancing_pierrot]

[Her eyes just narrow at the mention of the missing X.]

X is such a foolish letter.

[acemedium]

Well at least you're being creative...

[dancing_pierrot]

Did you have any contributions to make, Maya Fey?

[acemedium]

Hang on... I'm thinking!

[dancing_pierrot]

I'm listening.

[voice]

[beenwaitinglong]

Isn't language fun?

[voice]

[dancing_pierrot]

Occasionally so.

voice;

[cowboy_newsie]

[He laughs and begins to applaud.]

Bravo! But what the hell's a slub-whatever?

voice;

[dancing_pierrot]

Slubberdegullion. Do you not have access to a dictionary?

voice;

[cowboy_newsie]

Why bother when I can just ask you?

voice;

[dancing_pierrot]

Do you really expect me to define every unfamiliar word on this list for you?

[voice]

[gaveherwings]

You've been a little too indulgent here, I'm afraid.

[voice]

[dancing_pierrot]

Indulgent? How so?

[voice]

[gaveherwings]

In humoring your, ahh- [eying that list again for the first alliteration to grab his eye] 'raucous rascals'.

[voice]

[dancing_pierrot]

I'm proving a point.