lloyd "what's a 'philanderer'?" irving (
idealistic) wrote in
driftfleet2014-12-16 10:08 am
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Who: SS Wonderfuckdickduck
Broadcast: most likely N/A
Action: the Wonderduck, way-stations, snow planet, whatever
When: umm NOW??
[ casually jumps onto the bandwagon IT'S A SHIP MINGLE YOU GUYS. let's welcome our new captain Wonderduck style ]
Broadcast: most likely N/A
Action: the Wonderduck, way-stations, snow planet, whatever
When: umm NOW??
[ casually jumps onto the bandwagon IT'S A SHIP MINGLE YOU GUYS. let's welcome our new captain Wonderduck style ]

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[Handcrafts is a fantastic idea, but now Flora is trying to come up with a list of things she's able to do or pursue.]
Who suggested it? Are they going to show you?
[Does she need to try and bake cookies for company? KANEIS ARE YOU MAKING FRIENDS?]
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[And thus. He must prove him WRONG. By suffocating him with a sweater]
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Well, the proving wrong part. The homicidally tsun part, not so much.]
Right. I can teach you, if you'd like!
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You can knit...?
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Do you not get out much or something...?
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I mean, usually a lot of hobbies means you have a lot of time on your hands or...a lot of pent up tension.
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[She foresees getting more tense as time goes on, though, and so she will just ignore that point.]
Those aren't even all of them, but anyway, it helps that for some of them, the better you are at least one of them, the easier it is to pick up others, since they need the same sets of skills, like hand-eye coordination.
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Is that so, huh...
[He considers that, and how it pertains to him]
Well, I'm pretty good at throwing fireballs at people- so I'd say my hand-eye coordination's pretty good. Maybe I'll figure out knitting yet.
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That gets her to grin a bit, and she raises a hand to bring her thumb and forefinger together without touching.] Knitting's a little more delicate than tossing fire around, Kaneis, but it shouldn't be beyond you, if you're not impatient.
[But he is a little lazy, isn't he...maybe that's why whoever suggested it thought he might not be able to do it. But. But!!! Maybe he'll see this through!]
It's low stress, but you have to pay a bit of attention. If you drop a stitch, for example, the whole thing could unravel, and if you make a mistake, you can't just pull it apart like with another method, you have to unknit it.
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[He raises an eyebrow at those examples.] Yeah....constant vigilance sounds...very not stressful.