in the Common Room
Mr. Fluffypants is seated in front of a pile of objects which may look familiar to some people*:
--some flannel shirts
--mediocre grunge CDs
--a book of possibly bad poetry (Mr. Fluffypants reserves judgement)
--several novels, including "The Grapes of Wrath," "Anna Karenina," "Frankenstein," and a Harelequin, "The Pirate Who Seduced Me"; all of which bear the inscription, "Property Of Rory Gilmore"
--some coffee mugs
--a bit of poetry with the name "Paige Matthews" clearly on it in at least one place
--spare vambraces and knee-guards
--Art TA notes (with doodles of swords and various weapons in the margins)
--some studded leather hairties
--a pack of cigarettes
--a half-empty bottle of floral scented hair gel
--a copy of Catholic Weekly, which doesn't look very Catholic at all
--a sophisticated looking communication device
--a pair of combat boots
--Advanced Negotiations notes (with doodles of "AS + PA = <3" covering more of the paper than the actual notes)
--a banthabell
--a set of love letters
--ballet shoes which are a size 7 and rather worn ("K.P." written in Sharpie on the inside of each heel)
--a silver Tiffany alarm clock that won't stop buzzing
--a picture of Mary Steenburgern
--New Kids on the Block sheets
--a textbook packed with important looking notes
--an antique cross necklace
For those who care to look hard enough (it's not that hard), Hamlet and Duo are hiding behind a nearby couch, snickering. Well, Duo is snickering and Hamlet is trying to not snicker--or, at least snicker in an emo way in a way befitting that of someone who does not snicker.
*[[ooc: If you would like your stuff stolen, and subsequently hoarded, by the Pink Terror, let us know.
EDIT: We will edit the post to reflect stolen things, then respond at will.
EDIT AGAIN: As it's now 2:30 AM for Duo-Mun, Mr. Canute Mimir Fluffypants will refrain from stealing anything else at the time being. We'll play out the last things added, though, so yay! And thanks so much for playing with us, guys, we had a blast! XD]]



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That is a shame. Did you ever need help taking it off?"[ooc: Going to bed soonish. Darn times zones.]
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Every time I wore them. Luckliy some of the other potential initiates were such helpful girls.no subject
Really? Any coming to Parents' Weekend?"[ooc: Heh. Angelus is apparently going to be one of the TAs. Ahh wacky hijinks]
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Alas, no, my sponsor, who will never set foot here if I have anything to say about it, isn't from the Temple.no subject
Shame. Still, if you ever feel the need to recreate the ceremony..."no subject
I won't let you know. Now that you mention it, though, I think I might still have the robes stashed away somewhere.no subject
Shame. You know it's an unfair advantage. All I've got is the leather. Though I'm told I also look pretty in clingy wet white shirts."no subject
There's nothing wrong with leather, I'm a big fan of it myself. If you really want to test the wet shirt theory I'd be happy to help, I'm sure I could find enough holy water to douse you with somewhere.no subject
If you're going to talk kink let's go back to my room. I know interesting things we can do with crosses as well."no subject
*chuckles and shrugs*
I did say if you wanted to get nit-picky.
First you want nothing to do with me, now you want us to explore your inner masochist? Make up your mind.no subject
Hey, you're the one who started flirting in the first place. Besides, am I supposed to want to encourage my innoer masochist with somebody who doesn't how how to cause pain expertly?"[ooc: Works. Night!]
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Why are you convinced that I start everything? You have a point there, I must admit.no subject
Hey, if you want me to start I can do that too. I'm very skilled with my tools."no subject
So I hear, however torture is one area where I prefer to give, rather than take.no subject
Hey, if that's your kink consider how hot it is with somebody who can recover fast and take more."no subject
Truthfully, I find it too much bother to set up, and I've always held the veiw that if you require that much equipment, you're doing something wrong. *clicks teeth together and grins*no subject
See? No art. No soul. Besides, what do you have on your body that acts like a knife blade, or do I even want to know?"no subject
I find that when your tools are limited, you can end up being so much more creative. And I never said a knife fell under too much equipment.no subject
Zen. I can appreciate that."no subject
You struck me as the kind of person who could.no subject
I can appreciate the elegance of simplicity"no subject
That's me in one word, elegant.no subject
I can think of a couple of other words..."no subject
And Darla would be?
I've probably heard them all before, men tend to revolve around a couple of common themes when talking to me, don't know why.no subject
Off the top of my head? I'm guessing your great rack contributes to the theme."(no subject)
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