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Second floor common room, all Friday afternoon
The kitchenette counters in the common room were covered in all sorts of unusual things this afternoon: bowls, spoons, cheese graters, half a lobster, bits of lego. A cheery tuneless song with lyrics written entirely in gibberish came from behind the counter as someone rummaged through the fridge. Finally, the door shut, and a slightly deranged looking Hamlet stood up, wearing a quickly assembled version of the Swedish Chef's outfit.
As he continued singing and rummaging through the cupboards for things, he stood up a large sign against the counter:

Brunch cooked while you wait!
The chef will try his best to cook whatever you want!
Børk! Børk! Børk!
Moral of the day: don't eat strange cupcakes that are lying out in the open. They do weird things to your head.
[OOC: So very open.]
As he continued singing and rummaging through the cupboards for things, he stood up a large sign against the counter:

Brunch cooked while you wait!
The chef will try his best to cook whatever you want!
Børk! Børk! Børk!
Moral of the day: don't eat strange cupcakes that are lying out in the open. They do weird things to your head.
[OOC: So very open.]

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She did not expect to see...a sort of chef guy?
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"Velcume-a tu my keetchee!" he said. "Vhet cun I cuuk fur yuoo tudey? Bork Bork Bork!"
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"Surprise me?" It was the best she could come up with under her awe-inspired circumstances.
What the heck was wrong with the second floor common room?
Was this the lunch chef? It couldn't be. She narrowed her eyes, looking closely. "Do...I know you?"
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"Velcume-a tu broonch! Vuoold yuoo leeke-a sumetheeng tu iet? Bork Bork Bork!"
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"A broonch is zee oozeer meel in zee dey, thet yuoo iet vhee yuoo dun't hefe-a teeme-a fur a guud loonch." He gestured around at the kitchenette. "Vuoold yuoo leeke-a a deesh mede-a joost fur yuoo? Bork Bork Bork!"
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"Yee bor skar mark bor sker bomp, do, ba deska do, yay bore skar bear bore ingar borp BORK BORK BORK!"
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Not too much damage, but there was a guy singing crazy bork songs. And offering food! He could live with food!
He didn't bother to point out that brunch would have been earlier in the day.
"Any time of day is good time for brunch," he stated with a grin.
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"Brooch is my febuooreete-a meel ooff zee dey!" he said. "Vuoold yuoo leeke-a sume-a? Bork Bork Bork!"
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For reasons unknown, he felt an odd
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Robert Goulet paused, alarmed by the presence of so much of his bane, and wondering if there was anything he could do to mess this stuff up more than it already was.
It looked pretty messed up already.
But he was Robert Goulet! Messing stuff up was what he did.
And there were cushions on the couches that could be hurled across the room! A table full of assorted stuff that could be tipped over!
As long as no one came up and ate at him, he could go nuts.
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his fellow cupcake-eating insanity victimthe man with the very attractive mustache."Vell hellu zeere-a! Ere-a yuoo here-a fur zee broonch tuu? Bork Bork Bork!"
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or some weird cupcake related synchronicityRobert Goulet heard the chef.He frowned in puzzlement even as he looked at him warily, absently dumping a half-empty cup of coffee over the TV Guide and pulling the batteries out of the remote controls and stuffing them down the back of the couch.
It was three o'clock. How could it be brunch?
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"Oh, Chef! Something with meat in it, please."
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"Velcume-a tu broonch! Cun I get yuoo sumetheeng? Bork Bork Bork!" he said, far too happily.
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Wait. Wasn't that that Hamlet Dane guy who was shirtless on Squid vs. Professor Ares weekend?
"Hello? Are you making tea?"
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"Soore-a, I cun meke-a yuoo tea iff yuoo vunt," he offered. "Vhet keend ooff tea du yuoo vunt? Bork Bork Bork!"
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