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Nov 26, 2009 02:36

Somewhere, between reading some book he'd found-- it wasn't really a book, considering it was called Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian Vampire Stories-- and feeling guilty that it turned him on, 'cos it wasn't his fault that the bouncer at Fangtasia was SMOKIN' hot, somewhere in all of that, Jason had heard something about it being Thanksgiving ( Read more... )

jason stackhouse, rupert de worde, kara thrace, stephen colbert, max carrigan, eden mccain

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so_heavy November 26 2009, 08:56:47 UTC
Now that's something you don't see everyday in the lazy island community of Tabula Rasa, and Max finds himself taking an easy detour over to the show.

"Fuck, man, where's the war?" It's a casual question, asked around his latest smoldering cigarette, but there's a certain undeniable pang that accompanies it, too. Pulling the cigarette from his lips, he motions to the guy with it as he exhales. "If that's for vampires, I think there are some people around here who might have something to say about it."

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dickgout November 26 2009, 09:00:16 UTC
"It's a war on boredom," Jason drawled. "Or something." All the testosterone in the anticipated activity kept the homesickness down where it belonged. "Fuck, man, it's Thanksgiving. Not a lot of turkeys to hunt, so I'm looking to bag something big."

He grinned.

"Vamps are too scrawny. Plus, my sister back home is dating one. Can't hunt them 'til there's a break-up."

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so_heavy November 29 2009, 01:54:11 UTC
"You know, no matter how long I live in this place, hearing shit like that never seems normal," Max replies with a friendly snort of laughter. One of his best friends used to be a grim reaper; you'd think he'd be used to the strange and unusual.

"How big is big? Are we talking giant boar big, or T-Rex big?"

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dickgout December 1 2009, 03:16:40 UTC
"As big as we can take down," Jason advised. "'cos that's the American fuckin' spirit, baby." He hefted the spear. "Of course, I ain't never been spear hunting, so it could get rough."

Out of Jason's mouth, it sounded like a bonus.

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colbert_bump November 26 2009, 20:22:22 UTC
Stephen had seen the guy before, but he couldn't remember the name or anything. Chloe had liked him, though, and seeing the guy now just proved some more that her taste was impaired.

"Are there bears?" Stephen asked, half-judgmental, half-nervous. If there were bears attacking, the guy was smarter-slash-braver than he thought.

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dickgout November 27 2009, 02:35:34 UTC
"I don't know," said Jason, affixing a look to his face that he thought would be both thoughtful and manly. "There just might be. You wanna come take a look?"

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colbert_bump November 27 2009, 02:44:44 UTC
Stephen jerked backwards in horror, as if the guy had produced a bear right out of his pocket.

"Look? For a bear? On purpose? Are you crazy, sir?!"

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dickgout November 27 2009, 02:46:13 UTC
"Uh, I dunno," Jason answered, with an honest scratch of the head. "Might be crazy. This whole goddamned place is crazy. But I'm going hunting. It's Thanksgiving."

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first_worde November 27 2009, 02:12:12 UTC
Rupert was tangentially aware that there was some kind of holiday going on, mostly because the available women he knew seemed to all have plans. He had it in mind to go see what his brother was up to, if he were still alive, but was distracted by the sight of Jason sharpening a stick.

"What's all this, then?"

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dickgout November 27 2009, 02:36:40 UTC
"It's Thanksgiving, and since I don't got family out here, I'm gonna do the other thing God intended us to do on this day of thanks." Jason hefted the spear, feeling its weight. "I'm gonna hunt a dinosaur. You got a gun or anything?"

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first_worde November 28 2009, 00:40:48 UTC
Rupert stared for a moment, then nodded.

"Brilliant. I've a rifle. Come on, I'll get it, then we'll start over. They hunt dinosaurs for Thanks-Giving back on Earth? What, can't send a card?"

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dickgout November 28 2009, 04:50:51 UTC
"Well, we would if dinosaurs were still around. They died out, uh, thousands of years ago." He was just spitballing there. Didn't have any real idea how long it'd been. He'd always liked monster trucks better than dinosaurs.

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wishesandsmoke November 27 2009, 06:07:45 UTC
Eden had plans of her own for later, but this early in the day, she had nothing to occupy her time. Just wandering around, she stopped when she spotted Jason with, of all things, a spear. She'd seen him around before, of course, at the support group, and being unable to remember ever talking to him outside of group didn't seem like sufficient reason not to go up to him.

"A spear?" she asked, bemused, brow raising as she headed over. "Any particular reason you need one of those?"

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dickgout November 27 2009, 06:27:19 UTC
"'cos no one I know has a hunting rifle," Jason answered. "We're stuck out here, it's Thanksgiving, I thought I would get into the spirit of my forefathers. Hunt something."

He grinned widely, of course after checking her out a little. "Hey, where do I know you from?"

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wishesandsmoke November 27 2009, 06:50:06 UTC
"Support group," Eden offered, smile unfaltering. Actually, she was mostly trying not to laugh at the idea of going hunting. Her participation wasn't exactly a big secret, even had there been anyone else listening. "Jason, right? I'm Eden."

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dickgout November 27 2009, 20:20:12 UTC
"Yeah," Jason said, still smiling, "I remember now. Eden. It's nice to meet you. Outside of... yeah." He rubbed at the bridge of his nose, which always got warm in these situations.

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frakkup November 29 2009, 20:49:26 UTC
Kara met him on the path, stopping only just in time to avoid impalement on his spear. "Jesus frakking fuck, Jason," she grunted, grabbing him by the ear to haul him upwards. "What are you doing?"

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dickgout November 29 2009, 22:31:48 UTC
"JESUS FUCKIN' CHRIST," shrieked Jason, "I'M GETTIN' ATTACKED BY A CRAZY CHICK, THAT'S WHAT I'M DOIN'!" However, the earpull was, as always, an effective way to move him from place to place.

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frakkup November 29 2009, 23:05:53 UTC
"Really?" Kara gave his ear a twist. "Because from where I'm standing it looks like you're about to run real fast with a handful of something sharp."

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dickgout November 30 2009, 03:49:31 UTC
"It's not exactly a handful," Jason said, though it was more like a whine at this point. "It's just a spear and I'm going to put the sharp part in a dinosaur." He grinned hopefully, charmingly through the pain. "You wanna help?"

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