All around the dorms, late Wednesday night

[peter--parker.livejournal.com]

Two figures were on a mission. There were a lot of new people. Possibly too many new people. The figures would never be able to memorize everyone's names without a visual aide of some sort.

Fortunately, they had a lot of name tags left over from the last time they did this. The red-haired figure carried the list of rooms where they may have been new people. The brown-haired figure shoved two name tags and a Sharpie under the doors of those rooms. Unfortunately, the list wasn't quite accurate, so it was really kind of a crap shoot as to who got the tags.

It was the thought that counted, though. And the thought in this case was that this would make it so much easier to remember names, which would also help everyone be more polite.

It was a win-win scenerio.

[OOC: Peter Parker and Alanna (who has been modded with permission) are being stealthy and attempting to distribute blank name tags to all of the new students. If you would like to receive a name tag and wear it, or receive a name tag and not wear it, or not receive a name tag, or not receive a name tag and complain about it, it's all up to you. This is for both new and old students because Peter and Alanna really have no clue who all they're delivering this stuff to.

Also, you don't have to write your actual name down or anything. *hopes for a Seymour Buttes*

Actions are okay to broadcast, but please keep the identities of the stealthy figures a sekrit. Thank you.]

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[blessed_twice]

Wyatt picked up the name tags and sharpie he found on the floor. Snickering, he considered writing "Heywood Jablome" on his.

[sound-loyalty.livejournal.com]

Kabuto stared at the nametags that slid under the door. And frowned. Furiously. He picked up the pieces of sticky paper and shredded them, then threw them in the trash can. The sharpie went in a desk drawer.

He sat back down at his computer, feeling infinitely better.

[iftheseshadows.livejournal.com]

Neil blinked at the nametag and the Sharpie then, with a chuckle as he thought about a few of the names Nuwanda would have come up with like 'Woodya Wannascrew' Neil very carefully put.

Neil Perry On the tag.

Then, after some thought he added.

1950, prep school reject.

There, that looked good!

[strahl-pirate.livejournal.com]

Another name tag, joy. Balthier rolled his eyes and tossed the name tag but kept the pen. You never know when you're going to need a pen.

[water-wonder.livejournal.com]

Tori raised an eyebrow at the nametags and sharpie, but picked them up anyway. She knew people had to be having a field day with them, which caused her to laugh.

Tori Hanson was written onto the tag. That should suffice.

[robotboyfetish.livejournal.com]

Cassie looked at the name tag and thought for a second.

She'd give Teddy a heart attack.

Tommorow, she'd be walking around with her 'Cassie Lang, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.' nametag on.

[pyroliz.livejournal.com]

Liz picked up the name tag, stared at it for a few minutes and then wrote Liz Sherman on it.

[the_merriest]

Rikku picked up a name tag and uncapped the marker that came with it. Ooooh, the marker smelled neat!

Sitting down, she carefully wrote "Rikku" in the open space. She stared at it for a moment, and, realizing it looked blank by itself, started doodling.

[misshargrove.livejournal.com]

"Another name tag?" Annette shrugged, brows raised, and picked up the tag and Sharpie from where it had been slid under her door.

She wrote her name in perfect script, stared at it a second, nodded, and put the pen in her pocket book. One could never have too many Sharpie's.

[henryoredward.livejournal.com]

Henry fights the voice in his head telling him to write "Edward Hyde," and puts his own name on the tag.