James Tiberius Kirk (
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driftfleet2018-01-04 12:04 am
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Captain's Log - Sing That Sweet Melody
Who: Jim Kirk & You
Broadcast: Yes
Action: On the Tourist at First and Later on the Iskaulit
When: Jan 4 - Kirk's 32nd Birthday
[ Video ]
[ The transmission has a soundtrack this time - the dulcet tones of The Beastie Boys' Sabotage. A personal favorite of his, evidenced by his head gently bobbing to the 'beats and the shouting' as Jaylah had so fondly referred to it as. Hard to believe that had been years ago now. ]
You know, there are times that I believe that Atroma knows way, way more about us than we think it does. That the whys of ripping us out of our times and our worlds is a lot more purposeful than we might think.
This, for instance.
[ He goes quiet and makes a motion with his hand to indicate the beats and the shouting, or to Kirk, the classical piece playing. ]
I got this as what I can only assume is a combination Christmas and birthday gift. It's nothing but Sabotage remixes. Which, coincidentally, is probably one of the most significant songs in my life. Crashed my first car to the song - which, not surprisingly, lead to my first misdemeanor. I would sing this at the karaoke bars in college, even a bit during Star Fleet Academy on our nights off. And this song helped save the Federation, possibly the universe - also, coincidentally, on my birthday.
[ He goes quiet for a minute, just seeming to listen to the song, though his eyes seem far away. ]
Anyways, if anyone would like to borrow it or get a copy, drop me a line. I'm always happy to share the classics from my world. It really is a great song. Hopefully next time I get a full album and not just the top twenty remixes - though I question the one that uses a piano. I don't recommend that version.
[ A soft sigh and then quieter than before - ]
Two years and thirty-two, huh?
[ End transmission. ]
[ Action - Tourist + Iskaulit/Malum ]
[ His offer made, Kirk would spend a bit more on the Tourist listening to the songs, going down to the freight hangar to blast the music, and probably do a little bit of a workout while he did it. It was the sort of music that made you want to move, after all. He would stop between sets to flip through data on a pad, sometimes making notes, and then going back to his exercise with music that vibrated his bones.
Thankfully he has left the music behind when he goes to the Malum, because, well, it is his birthday, and he has a tradition on his birthday - a good solid drink. Normally he would share it with Bones, get chided about calling his mother, and then they would toast. That was it. No sense in changing the routine now, though he would have to do it without Bones. He thought about inviting Chekov, but, well, he didn't want to bother the other man.
So he could be found later at the Malum, in his reserved seat because even on his birthday he was the official honeypot, sipping something good and from the top shelf. He didn't use his birthday for anything, except a good drink and could you blame him? ]
Broadcast: Yes
Action: On the Tourist at First and Later on the Iskaulit
When: Jan 4 - Kirk's 32nd Birthday
[ Video ]
[ The transmission has a soundtrack this time - the dulcet tones of The Beastie Boys' Sabotage. A personal favorite of his, evidenced by his head gently bobbing to the 'beats and the shouting' as Jaylah had so fondly referred to it as. Hard to believe that had been years ago now. ]
You know, there are times that I believe that Atroma knows way, way more about us than we think it does. That the whys of ripping us out of our times and our worlds is a lot more purposeful than we might think.
This, for instance.
[ He goes quiet and makes a motion with his hand to indicate the beats and the shouting, or to Kirk, the classical piece playing. ]
I got this as what I can only assume is a combination Christmas and birthday gift. It's nothing but Sabotage remixes. Which, coincidentally, is probably one of the most significant songs in my life. Crashed my first car to the song - which, not surprisingly, lead to my first misdemeanor. I would sing this at the karaoke bars in college, even a bit during Star Fleet Academy on our nights off. And this song helped save the Federation, possibly the universe - also, coincidentally, on my birthday.
[ He goes quiet for a minute, just seeming to listen to the song, though his eyes seem far away. ]
Anyways, if anyone would like to borrow it or get a copy, drop me a line. I'm always happy to share the classics from my world. It really is a great song. Hopefully next time I get a full album and not just the top twenty remixes - though I question the one that uses a piano. I don't recommend that version.
[ A soft sigh and then quieter than before - ]
Two years and thirty-two, huh?
[ End transmission. ]
[ Action - Tourist + Iskaulit/Malum ]
[ His offer made, Kirk would spend a bit more on the Tourist listening to the songs, going down to the freight hangar to blast the music, and probably do a little bit of a workout while he did it. It was the sort of music that made you want to move, after all. He would stop between sets to flip through data on a pad, sometimes making notes, and then going back to his exercise with music that vibrated his bones.
Thankfully he has left the music behind when he goes to the Malum, because, well, it is his birthday, and he has a tradition on his birthday - a good solid drink. Normally he would share it with Bones, get chided about calling his mother, and then they would toast. That was it. No sense in changing the routine now, though he would have to do it without Bones. He thought about inviting Chekov, but, well, he didn't want to bother the other man.
So he could be found later at the Malum, in his reserved seat because even on his birthday he was the official honeypot, sipping something good and from the top shelf. He didn't use his birthday for anything, except a good drink and could you blame him? ]

Re: video;
That sounds delicious, though I am sure whatever you make would be.
Re: video;
video;
Re: video;
[Is the clock purring? Possibly. Purring clock, who knew?]
Re: video;
[ he just wants to pick you up and put you in his pocket, Cogsworth. ]
Hmm, I’ll probably head over the Malum - you know, Crowley’s bar.
Re: video;
Then I will see you soon! Ish. Soonish.
Video > Action
Haha, all right then, I’ll see you later Cogsworth.
[ And indeed later Kirk was sitting in the Malum, drinking his whiskey, a small wrapped package on the table with him, a tiny ribbon on top. ]
Re: Video > Action
Jim! Happy Birthday, my dear fellow!
action forever;
Hey, thanks. Found yourself some helpers, I see.
Re: action forever;
[He hopped on up to the seat next to Jim, and bowed with a flourish.]
... Your tarte.
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Delicious. You certainly know your stuff, Cogsworth.
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Thank you, ever so much.
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[ He took another bite and slid over the small wrapped package. Inside would be the small coat he had commissioned for Cogsworth, though the package gave no hint to that. ]
It was meant to be your Christmas gift, but it’s a bit late. Sorry about that.
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Jim! I - oh ... oh it is glorious. Oh Thank you.
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[ He smiled warmly at the clock, sipping his drink and simply taking pleasure in his excitement. ]
I tried to have it made as close to the description as you gave me, so I apologize if some parts aren't accurate. But every captain needs a captain's coat, eh?
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...this is the finest Christmas gift I have ever received.
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[ Kirk smiled and pat the back of the clock, glad that he was so pleased with the gift. He took the little bit of cloth and held it up for the other to slip into it. ]
It suits you very well, Cogsworth - very handsome.
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Look at this! Oh, this is glorious.
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We'll need to take a picture, show it on the network. And you should show it off to your crew. I'm sure they'll be proud to see their captain in such magnificent duds.
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[ Kirk took out his comm and held it up, pointed at Cogsworth. ]
Strike a pose, Cogsworth!
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[ Kirk giggled and took a few pictures, turning the device around so Cogsworth could see it. ]
Definitely one for the picture books.
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One would hope so. I am a Shining Example of a Proper Hero Butler.