Fourth Floor Common Room; Wednesday Evening.

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Slumped comfortably on the couch, A.J. sat sketching, with a very untouched sandwich sitting on a plate on the nearby endtable. He was working on a new piece of abstract art and ended up getting rather engrossed in it. To a point where he not only forgot about the sandwich, but he was also forgetting about where he was, what he was doing, what it was about. Entirely caught up in the moment. He loved when the art took on a force of its own and simply seemed to be using him and his pencils as a channel for giving them life....


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"You can download podcasts as well," Peter said. "If you want to hear some of the earlier ones."

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"....Do I want to know what a podcast is?" A.J. asked worriedly. It sounded way too science-fiction, body-snatching-ish for him.

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"It's a recording you can get on your computer," Peter said.

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"I...don't have a computer," A.J. frowned a little. "Could never really afford one."

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"There's a computer lab," Peter said. "Pretty sure anyone could use 'em."

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A.J. snorted a laugh. "I totally need to explore this place more. So much I don't know about..." And then his head tilted. "Come to think of it, I'm not sure if I know you either..." He offered a hand. "I'm A.J."

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"Peter Petrelli," Peter replied, shaking his hand in return. "Good to meet you."

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"Same," A.J. grinned and then, folding his hands in front of him on his sketchbook very contritely, asks, "So, where you from? What's your favorite color? And other small talk questions of the sort?"

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"New York City, blue, I live just down the hall, came to Fandom because I want to learn how to help people," Peter replied. "How'd I do?"

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A.J. applauded. "I'd give you a standing ovation, but I'm really comfortable right here." To emphasize this, he squirmed a little in his seat. "...Can I ask what year? I'm from Jersey, so we're pretty close, distance wise, I'm supposedly from a little more than a decade ago, so that kind of puts a damper on things."

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"2007," Peter said. "And that would explain some of your confusion. I'm no expert but if you ever need a hand on the culture shock just let me know."

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"I'll keep that in mind," A.J. nodded, looking very, very grateful. "It isn't all that different, until someone starts talking about stuff that sounds like complete gibberish to me. iPod, podcast, Wiiiiiiiiiiii...."

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"I haven't played with a Wii either," Peter assured him. "You're not that far behind the curve."

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"Considering some people are closer to a century than a decade?" A.J. smirked. "Yeah, I think I'm doing okay. This place is so weird..."

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"Kinda fun though," Peter said. "And you meet interesting people. Present company included."

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"Oooh," A.J. chuckled. "That means I'm interesting! Good to know! You're pretty interesting yourself, Peter."

And he had cool hair. It did A.J. good to know floppy hair was still totally in style in 2007.

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"Thanks," Peter said. He got up. "Now I have to interesting myself back to my room. as my mun's going to bed Catch you later, A.J."

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"Yeah, you, too, Peter!" A.J. waved a little and went back to his sketching.