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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:00 pm
"Revolution, lad! Tha's wha' I'm bloody tryin' t'ge' t'rough yer t'ick skull!" Billy snarled back, waving a crutch pointedly. The damn tiger had an accent so thick the british vagabond couldn't seem to grasp half of what he said. "I'm tryin' t'be serious here!"
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:05 pm
Jamal rubbed his face vigorously as though that would make this crazy man's words easier to understand. He managed to decode 'revolution' from the garble, but that was about it.
"Tick skull? WHAT da ********?" Jamal sounded completely exasperated at this point, but then he threw up a hand as though to stop the man from sputtering anymore nonsense. "Ya know what, ********. What's dis 'bout a revolution? Ya mean like gettin' a bunch o' us 'n' takin' down them ********' a*****e techs?!"
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:10 pm
"Ssssh!" Billy's tentacles wriggled, trying to subtly get him to keep his voice down, "They've go' bloody cameras in th'walls."
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:13 pm
Jamal snorted, giving Billy a "thank you Captain Obvious" sneer and eyeroll.
"No s**t," he retorted, but quieter this time. His eyes flickered briefly with the urge to just choke the s**t out of this guy but he surpressed it. This was the first time anyone had suggested REALLY doing a revolt. Sure, Kaveri had talked about messing with the staff's mind...but...this could be promising. "What'er ya talkin' 'bout?"
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:15 pm
"Why don' we step somewhere fer a f**?" Billy gave him a nervious, but mischeivious grin, punctuated by a coke-induced tic. "Somewhere more... private-like."
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:22 pm
Jamal eyebrow quirked....this guy liked to talk about fags a lot...why didn't he just say a cig or a smoke like ev'ryone else? He had a friend who called 'em fags...but...the term was also used in less pleasant terms. This octopus guy was just weird all around.
"Fine," he grunted. Jamal was pretty sure no one would take over the pool table while he was gone; he'd be damned if he was going to lose his current game.
However, he couldn't help but say "...ya do mean a smoke, right?...cause I ain't gay" as he went to grab his own pack of smokes off a small table.
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:29 pm
"Aye, yes, a bloody *smoke*," Billy grunted, resigning to give up the slang word. He pulled his own cigarette from it's hiding place, popping it in his lips with a tentacle as he crutched his way outside, looking for an area where they might not be necissarily watched, "Where 'kin we talk?"
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:34 pm
"If ya don't want me askin' questions, then use words dat make ********' sense."
After his personal things were gathered up and jammed into his pockets, "Da jungle's 'bout da closest place we kin hide in," he muttered, only slightly consoled that the man was not trying to hit on him or something, and jammed a smoke into his mouth where it rested against one elongated canine as he followed. "Unless ya know of some place dat's sorta noisy...I take it ya ratha' hide what we gonna say then da fact dat I I'm talkin' ta ya in da first place. Lord knows I oughta hide DAT..."
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:48 pm
Billy frowned at the tiger-man, trying to catch what he could, "Yer gonna' have t'speak a wee bi' slower if'n I'm gonna catch a word y'say, now. Th' jungle? I s'pose me legs can carry me tha' far. We'll ha' t'take a break though. So long as we're nai' pay'n attention to."
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 8:53 pm
Jamal slapped a hand over his face and pulled it downward over his features as though mentally willing himself to not freak out. No...not yet. This might prove to be fruitful if he can keep his temper in check.
"Well I ain't gonna carry ya if ya can't," Jamal said slowly...so slowly, in fact, that it sounded like the tiger man was talking to someone with a severe mental defect. He knew he was exaggerating just to be an a**.
He dug into his pocket and produced his lighter, which he managed to expertly light his smoke and replace in a matter of seconds before taking a drag and sizing Billy up before motioning for him to follow. His natural pace was a brisk one, having grown accustomed to covering a lot of distance in a short period of time.
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Posted: Sun May 21, 2006 9:03 pm
Billy's tentacles had retrieved his matches from where he kept them tucked in his pack, lighting his own cancer stick as he hobbled after, "Well sorry me legs is turnin' into tentacles. I can' hardly help it, can I?" He grunted bitterly. At least he wasn't being eaten. Yet.
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Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 11:46 pm
New RP
Like Amaya had stated to Alec, she had grabbed some food after basking a little longer before finally making her way about the village to find where the pinball machines were located. What she had seen inside brought joy to her features.
Thank GOD there was now something to do on this damn rock.
Time flew by as she occupied herself with the pinball machine, for once unhindered by her large hands. Every now and again the green iguana's tail would twitch as she swung her hips to the side as if it would magically help the small silver ball go in that direction.
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Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 11:59 pm
It was at the very same room that Zach stopped on his way from nowhere to nowhere. Something about technology was making him gradually more uneasy. Was it that technology was the source of his current situation? Perhaps it was the whole issue of being zapped so many times already. If things kept up at this rate then there would be a hole burned straight through his neck. He figured some sort of break from thinking about it would ease his mind a little. Maybe a board game. One thing was for sure, he'd never touch Clue again.
By the time he'd already taken ten steps into the room he spotted a green figure taking up residence by a pinball machine. His mind automatically pegged her as Cassidy, but five seconds later it decided to double-check. Nope, not Cassidy. That was Amaya - and she'd been one of the people who'd been unfortunate enough to encounter him after a change.
He stood frozen for a moment. The situation was unbelievably awkward. What were you supposed to say to someone who'd been driven to climbing up a tree and screaming? Not much. Wavering a little, he inched closer to the board games for a better look and cleared his throat. If she wanted to run screaming a second time, he wasn't about to stop her.
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Posted: Wed May 31, 2006 12:03 am
Amaya was rather absorbed in her game, but wasn't deaf. At the sound she flinched, her tail giving a quick lash behind her while her large, pink tongue flickered outward. Slowly, she looked towards who made the sound.
... WHAT?!
Eyes going wide and before she could rationally think about what she was going, she had already scrambled ontop of the "safe" pinball machine and stared at him, horrified.
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Posted: Wed May 31, 2006 12:14 am
Zach put a couple of clawed fingers on the Monopoly box. Good old capitalism. Kaveri probably wasn't too keen on that game though. He was about to slide his gaze from one box to another when he heard a scratchy creaking sound from behind him.
When he turned to look Amaya was no longer on the ground but on the pinball machine itself. His tail was hanging quite loosely, but gave a small flick of its own as he took things in. He opened his mouth to start saying something, but stopped, reconsidering his words. He made a loose waving gesture at her, his voice dull with embarassment. "Um... hi..."
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