What: BLIND DATES!
Who: Anyone who was sent a note with A table number.
Where: Off-campus restaurant. AND BEYOND!
When: September 30th, 2011
Warnings: Who knows depending who is here.
[The first group's restaurant is invited to last year's Asian Fusion Dinning, considering nothing blew up and they didn't mind playing host again. The rooms looks
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Why.
This is terrible.
Flint is resisting every urge to run away right now.
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This whole blind date thing happened too often for Blacky to bother getting all flustered over it, and from what little she remembered about them, nothing really came of them. At least she would get some free food, though whether or not any of it would actually taste like anything to her remained to be seen.
Although when she saw just who her date would be for the night, maybe it would be a little better AND worse than expected.
"Fancy seeing you here." She seated herself, taking a quick glance at the menu. Ha ha wow good thing it was free after all.
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"Uh, hi." Flint was a man of many words. In his head, though, he was thinking Wasn't this supposed to be random why does this keep happening to me well at least it's not another guy "Nice night, isn't it?"
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...Then again, he looked at the menu. Okay he might not be able to afford all that. His dinner entree had better be frickin huge, then! And full of garlic.
Well, maybe he'd be paired up with a cute girl. Maybe someone really pretty like that dance teacher he'd seen around the school. Oh yeah, she was a real piece of work. Someone like her would be great! As long as it wasn't that stupid Princess Peach. Or a guy. Ew.
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Bowser saw who was sitting at the table.
Bowser stood, frozen, staring at who was sitting at the table.
Bowser finally spoke, "What the fungus are you doing at my table?"
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"Your table?!" Wario retorted. "This is my table, A2. I'm waiting for my date."
Then it hit him. No. No no no no. Oh God no.
Not only was his "date" male, but his date was pretty much the exact opposite of everything he wanted. It was Bowser. Just... everything about Bowser was what was wrong with him. And there was no way he was going on this "date" with him.
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Marth had never been on one before, and he supposed any time he went out would be the same thing as a date. Perhaps a blind date was simply a reference to going out somewhere and not exactly knowing where one would wind up.
He'd seated himself at a rather empty table and even looked at the menu. But his mind was elsewhere, to be fair. He'd had a lot going on through his thoughts, but it could have been worse. At least he was still at the academy, which was important.
A hand lifted to straighten out his tiara and his blue eyebrows furrowed to get a better idea of what he was going to order.
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At least the restaurant chosen was acceptable - the place was clean and the staff seemed efficient. The décor reminded her a little of the few occasions she had visited yellow comet - all scrolls and candles around the place.
She glanced down at the note in her hand, making sure of the table number, especially since there already seemed to be someone occupying one of the seats. Blue hair and... was that a tiara? A prince perhaps? Or maybe just a pretender. Regardless, it would be rude of her to keep him waiting any longer.
Her heels clicked quietly against the wooden floor, announcing her approach to the unknown blue haired man.
"...A3, correct?"
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Even after having been so acquainted with the academy and how things worked, Marth could not take all of the nobility out of him. But then again, Sasha didn't know him well, or at all. It could not hurt to make a good impression on her. And perhaps it wouldn't have been such a horrid turnout, after all.
"Ah, yes. Forgive me, Miss." Then he smiled rather kindly, the same kind of smile he gave to everyone -- well, everyone who wasn't rude to him. (And the number of rude people was limited to single digits.) "Permit me to introduce myself."
He moved to pull out her chair for her, gesturing that she should sit. "My name is Marth. It is a privilege to meet you, though you may not find these to be the most favourable of circumstances."
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Only now he realized he might not even be a girl. He could be waiting to meet a guy.
Still, he had dressed in his Sunday tuxedo best, his parent's lesson about how to treat a visitor with respect repeating in his mind as he fidgeted with his hands below, waiting.
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On the other hand, it was a free meal and maybe it wouldn't be someone she hated. Like Professor Robotnik. That would have sucked.
So when she saw Edward, she was pleasant surprise. As she scooted into her chair, she settled her chin into the palm of her hand. "Well, well, well. You're a sight for sore eyes. How's it hanging, Edward?"
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Sitting down again, he gave an awkward grin of a man who had no idea how to address girls properly.
"I'm fine. I'm rather pleased you're here as well and not ahh...male."
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Oh right, Parakarry severely needed experience in dating and just plain talking to cute girls as evidenced by how he had yet to call any of the five or six phone numbers in his girl-a-dex despite the fact that he and Knuckles had gone to that club months ago.
At the very least he had volunteered this time around instead of being signed up behind his back.
He tugged on the end of his napkin, his stomach already feeling queasy from nervousness.
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"Oh...hello," he replied while cracking a timid smile. "My name's Parakarry. It's nice to meet you uh..."
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