Ronan Nolan (
not_in_the_book) wrote in
fandomhighdorms2008-07-07 11:23 am
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Fifth Floor Common Room, Monday, Lunchtime
After his morning workshop, 'Randy Miller', still rolling his eyes, dropped his stuff off in his room and then made his way to the common room. He smiled, and set to work making soup and sandwiches.
It was awesome how well his George Foreman doubled as a panini grill. Grilled chicken paninis and cream of vegetable soup were just exactly what he wanted today -- and there was plenty of soup, and plenty of fixings if someone wanted a sandwich.
[Open in an open way! I'm around for a couple of hours, then off to work until late.]
It was awesome how well his George Foreman doubled as a panini grill. Grilled chicken paninis and cream of vegetable soup were just exactly what he wanted today -- and there was plenty of soup, and plenty of fixings if someone wanted a sandwich.
[Open in an open way! I'm around for a couple of hours, then off to work until late.]

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It was close to lunchtime on Monday when she finally decided to surface in search of food, and the smell of soup and sandwiches from the common room tempted her growling stomach enough to override her antisocial tendencies just a bit.
"Hey, Irish," she rasped from the doorway.
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He got up and moved to the counter, leaving his food alone for the moment. "D'you want a grilled chicken sandwich? With tomato and havarti, maybe?"
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It was, in fact, a comfortable medium. Too comfortable; she didn't want to be lulled into complacency, but she was hungry, and so she gave a reserved nod.
"Yeah, sure. Sounds good."
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"Damn, Irish, this is good stuff."
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"So, the boiler room?" he added, smirking a bit. "I suppose you found the dragon, then."
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Because, yes. A vegetarian dragon heated he Fandom High boiler.
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Wilbur the Vegetarian Dragon. Where was he coming up with this stuff?
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A long pause.
A very long pause.
No, really, you'd better breathe first.
Katchoo finally exhaled a long, slow breath that would have been more dramatic with smoke. "O . . . kay."
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Except oh crap.
"I hope my sandwich doesn't burn while you're forgetting how to breathe there."
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As he slid it onto a plate and cut it down the diagonal, his gigglefit renewed itself.
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