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Fifth Floor Common Room, Saturday afternoon
Bruce made his way to the common room to get some more room to stretch out while reading. He was doing just that, too, when the TV suddenly turned on, tuned into the football game. Bruce tried to mute it with the remote, which of course didn't work. "I'm trying to read here," he said. The volume didn't change.
Bruce was going to get a freaking EMF meter before the next time he came to this common room. But since he didn't have one of those right now, he went back to his dorm room, came out with his spare sheets, and covered the TV with them to dampen the sound.
He won this round, thank you very much.
[OOC: Open CR, of course.]
Bruce was going to get a freaking EMF meter before the next time he came to this common room. But since he didn't have one of those right now, he went back to his dorm room, came out with his spare sheets, and covered the TV with them to dampen the sound.
He won this round, thank you very much.
[OOC: Open CR, of course.]

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Pity she and Chuck ate all the pizza last night...
"Hi, Bruce!" she chirped when she spotted him and headed toward the fridge. "Why's there a sheet on the TV? Is it broken? Is it a ghost?"
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"You seem to be in a good mood." Like that was strange.
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"Five?" she guessed.
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"Is it haunted?" she asked, giggling.
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Scissors might help.
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Rinoa, for her part, was looking for where the TV was plugged into the wall.
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It always worked for her.
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Except for maybe the Bachelor. He could actually see the appeal of that one.
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"I approve of your redecorations," she said. "Does anyone need anything from the kitchen area?"
She was, as usual, about to fetch an apple.
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And then they were getting washed, just in case Rinoa was right.
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She grabbed her apple, a golden delicious, and made her way closer to Bruce. "What are you trying to do, then?"
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