For the past couple of days, George had committed himself to being as selfless as possible. Of course, he had his own worries-- the end of term being less than a month away, for example-- but with both Mitchell and Sookie worried about council results, he'd tried his best to keep things pleasant and calm. That meant lots of well-wishing, being as
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Though, to be fair he was getting most everything for free back home, anyway, once the whole ASBO Five thing had started, including hotel stays. And come to think of it, while the ladies of the island are generally decent to look at, he was getting shagged a lot more back home.
So actually, the island's a bit shit. This is all shit.
Luckily, Nathan's learned that sometimes, the best solution to these sorts of problems is to get as pissed as humanly possible.
"So who's a guy got to harass to get a pint of lager around here?" he asks, plopping down on one of the chairs at the bar.
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He's fairly certain he's seen the bloke around the compound, cooking or messing about the kitchen or something, but that doesn't give him the right to be all high and mighty about Nathan's choice of words.
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She tried to make herself a neat place at the bar, not wishing to disturb anyone's tables. She had dressed casually, a pink dress falling to her shins and doing little to hide her quite-pregnant stomach. It was all very worth it, of course, for the prospect of food.
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"Has no one brought you anything yet?" he asked, "I hope you haven't been waiting long."
George wasn't actually a waiter, but that didn't mean he was above getting food for someone sitting at the bar.
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Honestly, George was glad anyone was eating; he was convinced that one of these nights, no one would have anything at all.
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Which is why he had such a heaping plate of fried fish and fries, enough for at least three people. Coach made them eat their weight in crap like that. Burgers and pizza and spaghetti. Pile on the fat and then tone it down with her special brand of physical training. It was actually pretty awesome, and even if he wasn't on the team right then, he planned on keeping it up.
He had to do something to keep his body in shape, since steroids were now a no-go.
Watching a plate of that beef stuff get carried past his seat, Puck wondered aloud, "Uh, hey, is that kosher?"
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"What?" Coraline asked distracted by well him, the whole of him. "Um, no? I don't know, I do the dishes and carry. I don't cook not unless you want to be sick for weeks. What's kosher mean?"
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After that gap-toothed, big-headed, creepy little kid phase, much to his surprise, that little chick from War of the Worlds had gotten kind of hot. But this one had shrunk, was maybe missing a few years, and even Puck wasn't a big enough freak to hit on a twelve-year-old or whatever. At least not like, seriously.
She was staring, but it's not like he hadn't gotten his share of that.
"It's a Jewish thing," he shrugged, then, with a grin, he said, "Don't they have laws against child labor?"
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"I'm..." Coraline paused as she considered what age to give before she let the story just slip on out. "Nine hundred and eighty three years old."
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Perched on one of the barstools, he's digging into a plate of fish and chips, a dish he's missed since arriving upon the island. He only glances up if there's activity directly around him, at which point he offers up a cursory sort of smile.
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