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fandomhighdorms2006-04-20 01:55 pm
Basement Pool: Thurday after classes: Pool Party!
Various inflatable pool toys are scattered in the pool and around it.
There's a radio playing any number of random CDs provided by Pippi. So unless somebody else wants to bring some music there's an eclectic mix of Flogging Molly, Butler Fetish, The Ramones, and sea shanties blaring.
There's also a table chock full of foodstuffs.
Swim. Eat. Play.
Leave your emo at the door.
[[ooc: OCD threadsgoing up.
There's a radio playing any number of random CDs provided by Pippi. So unless somebody else wants to bring some music there's an eclectic mix of Flogging Molly, Butler Fetish, The Ramones, and sea shanties blaring.
There's also a table chock full of foodstuffs.
Swim. Eat. Play.
Leave your emo at the door.
[[ooc: OCD threads

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Oh. My. God.
What am I doing? Why am I flirting with her? I shouldn't be doing this, I should be doing this . . .
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Why shouldn't I be doing this?
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"I just..." She smiled now, she didn't move her leg at all she liked feeling Susan's knee there. "Well if it isn't something you think it worth sharing." Maia's eyes were playful. "Well then I guess it stands to reason you wouldn't want to tell." Her tone matched her eyes as she didn't take them off of Susan's.
I could get lost in her eyes.
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And suddenly she couldn't keep up the light, flirting tone any more. Her eyes shuttered over, losing expression and she moved away, accidentally kicking Maia lightly in the shin. "I'm sorry, Maia. I can't do this right now."
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She turned her face back to the spot Susan had just been seconds before, swallowing hard she lifted herself up out of the pool and grabbed her towel. Maybe she just needed to hide in her room on a permenant basis from now on.
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Dammit, dammit, dammit. And this party was supposed to be emo-free. Good job, Susan. She'd have to go and find her to apologise tomorrow.